Don Alhart, the esteemed local anchor recognized by Guinness World Records for the longest career as a TV news broadcaster, is set to retire later this year.
Scripps Kansas City NBC affiliate KSHB has undergone staff layoffs, confirmed by a company spokesperson, citing "position eliminations." Specific details on the layoffs were not disclosed.
Jennifer Graves, the vice president of news for ABC7 Chicago, is retiring after over two decades in the role, announced ABC7 Chicago President and General Manager John Idler on Tuesday.
Uri Berliner, a seasoned journalist with a notable career spanning 25 years at NPR, has taken a bold stance against his employer in a scathing piece published by The Free Press.
Elaine Houston, former anchor/reporter at WNYT—Channel 13, has embarked on a new journey after departing the NBC affiliate in December following 34 years of service.
CBS News made the decision to close its Tokyo bureau this week in a move aimed at reducing costs, potentially impacting the network's coverage of China.
Changes are underway at NFL Network as the network has reportedly severed ties with prominent on-air personalities Andrew Siciliano, Melissa Stark, James Palmer, and Will Selva.
After 27 years of dedicated service, WBRC FOX6 News Meteorologist and Reporter Fred Hunter bids farewell to the studio, marking the end of an era in Alabama broadcasting.
Tracy Kennick concluded her tenure with 12News Daybreak KBMT-KJAC Beaumont on Friday morning, March 29, 2024, after 30 years of storytelling in Southeast Texas.
NBC News bids farewell to veteran journalist Harry Smith as he prepares to embark on a new chapter teaching college students about "curiosity" at his alma mater, Central College.
Don Alhart, a Rochester native and anchor at WHAM, has announced his retirement after 58 years at the station. Alhart, 79, will step down from 13WHAM News at 6:00 on June 6.
Longtime WFMZ News anchor Rob Vaughn has announced that he will be stepping away from the station’s newscasts for a period to undergo prostate cancer surgery.
WTTW anchor and "Chicago Tonight" co-host Paris Schutz is set to leave the public television station on April 12 to "pursue a new adventure," according to a memo sent to staffers Tuesday.
Audrey Prywitch, news director for KTVI-KPLR St. Louis, will retire in May after a long and impactful tenure since 2001, with the last 14 years as news director.
Here’s the goodbye in Raleigh. The first Black female meteorologist in the market is leaving for a new job. Here is her announcement: “This Sunday morning newscast will be my last at WRAL. Serving ...
Lauren Linville departs her evening anchor role at KFDX 3 Wichita Falls in March 2024, bidding farewell to the TV news industry, as confirmed by the station.
Evening Anchor Lauren Linville, known for her kindness and dedication, is bidding farewell to Texoma as she prepares for her upcoming wedding and a move back to her hometown of Fort Worth.
Steve Udelson, the face of Charlotte's weather forecasting on WSOC-TV, bid farewell to his viewers on his birthday, marking a significant milestone in broadcast meteorology.
Tuesday marked a significant milestone at WTAE Channel 4 as News Director Jim Parsons officially retired after dedicating 26 years to Pittsburgh's Action News 4.
KSNV Channel 3 is undergoing significant changes as Kelly Curran, the station's longtime traffic reporter and meteorologist, prepares to depart for KCRA Channel 3 in Sacramento.