Jummy Olabanji joins WJLA-TV in Washington DC as a reporter from WTKR-TV in Norfolk.
Mike Barz expands his morning anchor duties from two hours (5-7am) to four hours (5-9am) at WAWS-TV and WTEV-TV in Jacksonville.
Bridget Blythe joins NECN in Boston as a Monday through Friday AM anchor/reporter from morning anchor at WKBW-TV in Buffalo.
Kathryn Brown is promoted to staff reporter from freelance reporter at WCBS-TV in New York City. Read more
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“Stay at home if you can and watch channel 7 all day long,” advised WABC reporter Anthony Johnson as he covered the aftermath of a storm that dumped over a foot of snow on the New York area.
New York stations expanded their morning coverage on Thursday to provide local reports on school closings, road conditions, and the city’s clean-up efforts. Viewers looking for sustained local coverage, though, had to flip to WCBS, not WABC, or WNBC, for that matter.
WNBC was the first to go to network programming as it cut to the “Today” show around 8:30 a.m. WABC decided to go to “Live! with Regis and Kelly” at 9:00.
As their competitors went to regularly scheduled programming, WCBS continued its special coverage anchored by Rob Morrison and Mary Calvi. Read more
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