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UTA Announces New Heads Of News & Broadcasting
Peter Goldberg who has led the department since 2017, will stay with the company as a senior agent and partner.
Longtime Investigative Reporter to Retire After 48 Years
Investigative journalist Joe Pagonakis will bid farewell to News5Cleveland on April 29 after an illustrious 48-year career in television.
Report: Scripps Exploring Sale Of Bounce TV
Bounce TV, which debuted in 2011, is a free over-the-air network that broadcasts a combination of syndicated shows, movies and original content.
A New Political Reporter Joins WFLD Chicago
Fox-owned WFLD Chicago welcomes Paris Schutz as its new political reporter, effective April 29.
Beloved News Anchor Leaves 13WMAZ
Suzanne Lawler, a cherished news anchor and reporter with 13WMAZ for three decades, bids farewell to the station.
Non Competes To Be Banned If FTC Has Their Way
The Federal Trade Commission voted to outlaw non competes.
Promoted to Co-Anchor at Univision 23 Miami
Jenny Padura's journey at WLTV Miami reaches new heights as she steps into the role of co-anchor for the 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts alongside Ambrosio Hernandez, starting April 25.
State Senator and Former Meteorologist Arrested on Suspicion of Burglary
Democratic State Senator Nicole Mitchell, a former Meteorologist at KSTP-TV, was arrested in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, early Monday on suspicion of first-degree burglary.
New Evening Meteorologist Joins WCJB TV20 News
Former KATC-TV 3 meteorologist Bradley Benoit embarks on a new journey as he joins WCJB TV20 News in Gainesville, Florida, as their Evening Meteorologist.