Dagmar joined CBS Atlanta in June 2006 as the Better Mornings Atlanta weather and traffic anchor. She not only brought early risers their daily forecast and commute, but hosted the weekly segments “Critter Corner” and “Better Wheels.” Her passion for animals and love of cars was a sure fit for the segments themes!

When she’s not in front of the camera or tucked behind the microphone in an audio studio, she volunteers for domestic and wildlife animal rescue organizations as well as caring for her ever-growing personal zoo. She hopes to own a small farm in the very near future to be used as a shelter for all creatures great and small.

Dagmar has partnered with Pennzoil Canada and Wal-Mart as the celebrity representative in a nation-wide fund-raising effort for the Children’s Miracle Network. In her spare time, Dagmar enjoys motorcycles and joy-riding. She was even a host on a successful national automotive program, “Driving Television” as well as a celebrity advocate for Harley-Davidson, Canada.

Dagmar hails from Vancouver, Canada. While pursuing dreams of becoming a National Hockey League play-by-play announcer, she began her career with broadcast journalism training at BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology). That following year she was offered a full time position in Cleveland, Ohio. Her popularity soared as the host of a weekly current affairs program and her career took off as she played host to several highly regarded national broadcasts. Dagmar then returned to Vancouver to re-join family and begin her new role as the traffic and weather reporter on VTV's “Breakfast,” soon making the move to Global’s BCTV “Morning Show.”

Dagmar has an impressive list of movie and television credits too. She has been cast in feature films including “Catwoman” with Halle Berry and “Baby Geniuses 2.” Her television credits include “Stargate SG: 1,” “Dead Zone,” “Twilight Zone” and recurring roles on the popular series “Smallville” as well as “Dark Angel” starring Jessica Alba. Dagmar’s most recent appearances have been in the television series “Medium” and “Numb3rs,” and up and coming features films like “Shooter” with Mark Walhberg and “Case 39” with Rene Zellweger.

Send Dagmar an e-mail at dagmar.midcap@cbsatlanta.com