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Thursday, July 18, 2019

Rich Lord and Mike Meltser exit SportsRadio 610 KILT

UPDATE JULY 20, 2019
SportsRadio 610 KILT hosts say "the best is yet to come"


Sean Pendergast moves to mornings; Clint Stoerner and Rick Kamla named afternoon drive hosts for SportsRadio 610 KILT-AM


Longtime Houston broadcaster Rich Lord, who co-hosted the afternoon drive show on 610 AM with Sean Pendergast, will be departing SportsRadio 610 KILT-AM.

“My time at SportsRadio 610 has been the most rewarding, fulfilling and satisfying experience of my professional life,” Lord said in a statement emailed to mikemcguff.com via station owner Entercom corporate in New York. “I’ll forever be grateful to Dickie Rosenfeld for bringing me aboard in 1995. My time here has meant so much to me and my family that the biggest emotion that I feel right now is gratitude. I came here in my 30’s, I’m leaving in my 60’s. It doesn’t get much better than that.”

“Rich did an incredible job for nearly two and a half decades on SportsRadio 610,” said Sarah Frazier, Senior Vice President and Market Manager, Entercom Houston. “As one of the first announcers on Houston’s first all-sports talk station, he has played an instrumental role in building this heritage station and will always be an integral part of its legacy. We’re thankful for his work ethic and contributions to the station over the years and wish him the best. He will always be a treasured player of SportsRadio 610.”

With a post on Twitter, KILT-AM morning host Mike Meltser, announced he was let go from the station today.

"I was let go after 9 years at SportsRadio 610," Meltser tweeted. "Not easy news to get, but this has been an awesome job. I want to thank all of my co-workers, but especially, and most importantly, everybody who listened. I want to thank Houston and you guys for taking that chance on me."

David Barron of the Houston Chronicle is reporting that this scheduling shakeup is the station's attempt to boost ratings.

Here is the station's announcement about the new afternoon team and schedule:

PHILADELPHIA, PA – July 18, 2019 – Entercom, a leading media and entertainment company and the unrivaled leader in sports radio, announced the addition of on-air personalities Clint Stoerner and Rick Kamla as afternoon drive hosts for SportsRadio 610 (KILT-AM), Houston’s Leader in Local Sports Coverage and the flagship station of the Houston Texans. The duo’s new afternoon show “Clint and Kamla” will be on air weekdays from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. CT, effective July 22.

“Clint and Rick are the perfect pair to bring informative and clear-cut opinions to the Houston listener,” said Sarah Frazier, Senior Vice President and Market Manager, Entercom Houston. “As a native Houstonian, Clint has a natural connection with the audience and a distinct delivery and southern charm. Rick brings a national platform with instant recognition from his years at NBA TV to the station and his passion for sports will be evident instantly. We are equally as excited to provide the Houston sports community with a revamped weekday lineup that they can connect with to and from work on a daily basis.”

“I am born and raised here in Houston so football is in my DNA,” said Stoerner. “SportsRadio 610 is the king of Houston sports radio so talking sports daily to my people in south Texas is a dream come true. Tune in and turn it up H-Town.”

“I’m grateful for the opportunity to co-host afternoon drives with Houston’s own Clint Stoerner and be part of the new lineup on SportsRadio 610,” said Kamla. “My family and I are very excited for this adventure in an amazing city.”

Clint Stoerner was previously a weekly contributor and fill-in host on SportsRadio 610 since 2018. Prior to joining Entercom, Stoerner was a studio analyst for 103.7 The Buzz in Little Rock, AR, and the SEC Network. Rick Kamla was recently the midday host for sister station 92.9 The Game (WZGC-FM) in Atlanta. Kamla also previously served as a studio host and play-by-play announcer for NBA TV, a role he held since 2003.

The station subsequently announced a new weekday lineup, effective July 22. Station on-air personality Sean Pendergast will transition to the morning drive alongside co-host Seth Payne. Pendergast hosted the station’s afternoon show for the last five years.

New SportsRadio 610 weekday lineup is as follows.

6:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.:
“Payne and Pendergast”

10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.:
“In The Loop”

2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.:
“Clint and Kamla”

6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.:
“Texans All Access”

7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.:
“The Six Pack with Matthew Jarecki”

9:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.:
“Matthew Jarecki”

Listeners can tune in to SportsRadio 610 (KILT-AM) in Houston on air, as well as nationwide on the RADIO.COM app and website. Fans can also connect with the station on social media via Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

SportsRadio 610 is a RADIO.COM station. RADIO.COM, the fastest growing digital audio app in the United States and the current leader in local sports coverage, has over 300 stations and 3,000 podcasts. RADIO.COM is a part of Entercom.






Tuesday, January 31, 2012

WFAA changes, Sachse back story and more





MORE VIDEOS
- Anchorwoman Arachnophobia News Blooper
- Truck Crashes Live Shot Following Patriots Game
- Sh*t Houstonians Say
- Shelby Hodge takes on the divas
- Reporter says "Big-Ass Truck" in package
- News 8 Daybreak - "Good Corning America"
- Ducking Woman Interrupts Reporter’s Live Shot

KTRK's Allen has soft spot for 2011 Texans
Bob Allen has seen practically everything that passes for sports mythology in Houston over the past 40 years, so I was surprised when he said this week that the team he has most enjoyed following was the 2011 Texans.
- KTRK 13's Bob Allen emptying his TV locker this year
- KTRK 13 sports director Bob Allen's Hollywood fame

WFAA8's next news director could be a first for D-FW market
WFAA8's ongoing search for a new news director may be nearing an end. Uncle Barky blogs that Kurt Davis, executive news director at CBS affiliate KENS-TV, has emerged as a leading candidate.
- Newsy items from the D-FW television news scene

WFAA anchors before they came to News 8
WFAA 8 dug deep into the vault to find footage of WFAA anchors John McCaa and Shelly Slater and meteorologist Pete Delkus before they made it to News 8.

The back story: Dominique Sachse and Nick Florescu
KPRC anchor and fiance set a wedding date - Dominique Sachse and Nick Florescu.
KPRC 2's Dominique Sachse and Nick Florescu's new wedding plans
- Dominique promotes heart health at Rockets game

Exclusive Holiday PPM Analysis: S.F., Dallas, Houston
Dallas' Lite gives Kiss the old heave Ho-Ho-Ho and KODA/HOUSTON turned in mirror-image growth to DECEMBER.

Rich Lord Survives Planes, Trains & Automobiles
Rich Lord of SportsRadio 610 KILT is recovering from surgery to repair a torn retina.

KDFW Reporter Peter Daut Joins WSOC-WAXN
Peter Daut, a reporter at KDFW, is leaving Dallas for a position as morning anchor at WSOC-WAXN in Charlotte.

Channeling Marvin Zindler
The Dallas Morning News remembers KTRK Action 13's Marvin Zindler.

WOAI may be making light side too light
WOAI-TV, which was thought of as San Antonio's no-nonsense news station for decades - even to the point of seeming too stodgy - has done a dramatic turnaround in the past year-and-a-half.

S.A. radio vet Chris Duel axed from sports show
It came as a shock to S.A. listeners: Veteran local radio personality Chris Duel has been fired from his afternoon sports talk show.

KVUE-TV Goes North Again to Find Newest Reporter
If you want to work at Austin’s KVUE-TV news, a good bet would be first to get a job at KCEN-TV, the NBC affiliate in Waco. With the hiring of reporter Ashley Goudeau, KVUE News Director Frank Volpicella has turned to his “farm club” for the fourth time in recent years.

All-Comedy Station Hits Dallas Radio February 1
February 1, George Gimarc, the man behind KZEW's late-great The Rock and Roll Alternative and The Edge, will take control of 1700 on your AM dial. And he will replace KKLF's current programming, nothing more than a KLIF simulcast, with his own: all comedy, all the time.

New morning show debuts on Austin’s Greatest Hits
Bo Chase is now helming the wakeup shift on 98.9 FM Austin’s Greatest Hits, a station focused on oldies from the 1960s and ’70s. He debuted today in the 6 to 10 a.m. timeslot.
- Comings, goings at KUT-FM

S.A. TV beauty, ex-beau on upcoming ‘Amazing Race’
San Antonio TV personality Vanessa Macias and her ex-boyfriend, a former Boerne bar owner, joined together to try and win the million-dollar prize on “Amazing Race.”

Activists want climate change on TV weather reports
The fight for hearts and minds when it comes to climate change has moved to a new battleground: your television set.

How Rick Perry helped America discover the Texas Tribune
The nonprofit news site already had the governor covered when he announced his campaign for president. The reward was record pageviews and new funding.

The New iHeartRadio Adds College Radio Stations
Rice University’s Rice Radio is one of those stations.

For 26 Episodes in 1966
WFAA Played Host to the Funkiest, Most Soulful TV Show in America

Belo expands Rentrak TV audience counting deal
Texas-based media owner Belo Corp has renewed its StationView Essentials local TV ratings contract with Rentrak, and expanded the agreement to cover channels in more markets.

MOVING
LaMar Holliday joins WANE in Fort Wayne as a multimedia journalist. He comes to Indiana from Texas, where he worked as a general assignment reporter for KBMT in Beaumont.

Kristen Guilfoos moves to WSAW in Wausau, WI, where she’ll be the weekday morning anchor. Most recently, Guilfoos worked at KFDA in Amarillo as a weekend anchor.

NATIONAL
- PAT SAJAK: I Was Drunk on 'Wheel of Fortune'
- Fox To Launch U.S. Hispanic Broadcast Net
- Amidst Rape Allegations, Greg Kelly Takes a Leave of Absence from WNYW
- A Year Later: Comcast Walked Its NBC Talk
- Police: Teens broke into CNN newsroom to check Facebook pages
- Local TV Stations Rally to Oppose Media Transparency

DIGITAL
- How ABC News built a top social media presence with a small dedicated team
- Local Online News to Get TMZ Slant in L.A.
- Multicasters: Stations Leave Millions Behind
- How CNN’s iReport verifies its citizen content
- Alt Weeklies Mine Roots To Drive Web Rev

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
- DFW reality TV show follows 'American Pin Ups'
- Mix 102.9 KDMX lands Khloé Kardashian Odom
- NBC 5 Program Nominated for GLAAD Media Award
- Telemundo Houston KTMD hires Antonio Hernandez for morning news
- KPRC 2 hires Chris Best as assistant ND from KTVT-KTXA
- Where has KTRK 13 anchor Sharron Melton been?
- Fox 26 KRIV assistant ND Carolyn Mungo leaves station



Monday, July 01, 2024

Texas TV news and radio job moves June 2024




Send tips for the monthly Texas media job list here.


DALLAS - FORT WORTH

KLTY parted with its morning show hosts John Hudson and Starlene Stringer. 

WFAA 8 meteorologist Mariel Ruiz celebrates 10 years as a meteorologist.

Texas Tribune's Karen Brooks Harper rejoins the Dallas Morning News as Austin bureau as a senior politics writer.

KNON's Mary Ella Woodstock Is Now on the Air. She's 8.

D CEO Named the Country’s Best Regional Business Magazine—for a Fourth Straight Year.

The Woody Show joins 97.1 The Eagle DFW
CBS DFW wants you to redesign its morning newscast
CBS DFW announces new morning newscast
“The Chad Benson Show” joins Newsradio 1080 KRLD Dallas


HOUSTON

Frank Billingsley Reflects on Nearly 30 Years at KPRC 2.

Executive Producer Special Projects FOX 26 KRIV Aprille Meek retires after four decades of service.

Lead director Chris Herring starts as Operations Manager at KPRC 2.

Houston Chronicle wins 9 honors at Society of Features Journalism Awards.

Telemundo Houston's Crystal Ayala celebrates 10 years on Houston TV.

Houston Chronicle hires Megan Kimble as new political economy reporter.

After leaving abc13 KTRK, Uriel Posada joins KHOU 11 as an executive producer.

SportsRadio 610 Celebrates ‘610 Day’ and 30 Years with Former Hosts Josh Innes, Rich Lord and More.

Rich Lord: Joining SportsRadio 610 Was the ‘Best Decision I Ever Made in the Business’

WWE Hall of Famer Booker T to Host on ESPN Radio.

Mark Berman In Retirement — What the Houston TV Legend’s Life Is Like a Year After He Stopped Chasing Every Story.

KPRC 2's Haley Hernandez was named Texas Health Journalist of the Year by the Texas Medical Association.

KHOU 11 meteorologist Kim Castro was honored by Houston Social Magazine for bilingual forecasting. 

abc13 KTRK meteorologist Rachel Briers celebrates 10 years on-air.

Reporter Mycah Hatfield celebrates 5 years with abc13 KTRK.

After 13 years Steven Kay leaves 89.3 KSBJ.

Alex Cadelago to Regional Vice President of Cumulus Media over the Albuquerque, NM, Tucson, AZ, and Houston, TX, markets. Cadelago currently serves as Vice President/Market Manager for Cumulus Houston and adds oversight responsibilities for Cumulus Albuquerque and Cumulus Tucson to his purview. 

Landry Locker leaves SportsRadio 610
KPRC 2 changes management structure
Frank Billingsley talks to Anthony Yanez about his KPRC 30-year career
Jiovanni Lieggi leaves abc13 Houston
Rose-Ann Aragon was always a cut above
Kimberly Davis leaves KHOU 11 Houston
Caroline Collins interviews FOX 26 sports director Will Kunkel
Art Rascon hosts new true crime podcast
KHOU 11 anchors support Alzheimer's fight
KISS Kasket Houston connection
Brooke Taylor joins FOX News
Anthony Yanez takes over for Frank Billingsley
Justin Stapleton and Caroline Brown get new KPRC 2 weather shifts
Stephanie Whitfield leaves KHOU 11
Ari Alexander gets big break...unfortunately
Kirk Bohls joins the Houston Chronicle, and other changes
Cedric the Entertainer and Anthony Anderson crash KHOU 11 meeting!
Adam Winkler leaves abc13 Houston
Anthony Yanez talks with Michael Garfield
Frank Billingsley's goodbye videos


SAN ANTONIO

Texas journalist Laura Garcia named managing editor at San Antonio Report.

Zaria Oates joins KSAT 12 San Antonio
Meredith Haas joins KENS 5 San Antonio
David Sears gives weather a try before retiring from KSAT San Antonio
KSAT 12 goodbye videos


AUSTIN

The Austin Chronicle
Best of Austin Awards POLITICS & MEDIA 2024 Readers Poll
Best of Austin Awards POLITICS & MEDIA 2024 Critics Picks

Anchor Walt Maciborski celebrates 11 years at CBS Austin.

‘The Horn’ Owners in Austin Believe They Have ‘Jumped Ahead’ by Going Digital Only.

Leslie Rangel leaves FOX 7 Austin
Austin’s 95.9 Texas Country debuts, KOKE goes online
Austin’s 95.9 Texas Country grabs Bob Cole and Eric Raines


AROUND TEXAS

Alpha Media eliminates the majority of local talent at the Sherman/Denison cluster.

Evening anchor Kris Radcliffe celebrates 22 years with 6 News KCEN Waco-Temple-Killeen.

Reporter Alex Fulton leaves KWTX 10 Waco-Temple-Killeen to join WOI 5 Des Moines, Iowa.

Southeast Texas media honored at 33rd Excellence in the Media Awards.

KTSM's photographer suffered accident while covering Ruidoso fire.

Celina Donada Named Sports Anchor at KTLM in Southern Texas.

KWTX 10 Waco-Temple-Killeen anchors Julie Hays and Gordon Collier were honored by the Waco Area (TX) Locals Love Us award.

'Leo and Rebecca in the Morning' to end on B93 Midland-Odessa
Hannah Hoover joins KOCO 5 OKC
Erika Holland left KLTV 7 Tyler
ABC 7 KVIA El Paso 2024 anchor changes
Max Williams joins 25 News Now Victoria


REMEMBERING

Tejano music legend and TV host Johnny Canales dies at the age of 77.

Susan Farb Morris, Houston's well-connected 'PR Fairy' who loved community service, dies at 68.

Former Domingo Live host, radio legend Luis Alonso Muñoz has died.

Ron Samuels of KILT, KTEK, and KIXS has passed away according to the Texas Radio Hall of Fame.

Dallas Philanthropist and Former Radio Exec Scott Ginsburg Dies.

Houston radio's Don "Sean O" Neel dies.

Former Houston Chronicle immigration reporter Susan Carroll dies.




Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Texas TV job changes, former Texas news director dies plus more


MORE VIDEOS
- Dave Ward's lost 1972 promos FOUND!
- Anderson Cooper wipes up KPRC's 'serial pooper' story
- TV cameraman punched in face outside court
- Reality Behind Making Local News
- Someone Made a Supercut of KXRM Meteorologist’s Seinfeld References
- Weatherman busting up on air
- Heated Argument Explodes into Insane Brawl on Live TV
- Anchor Goes Off On Viewers Who Complained About Weather Warning
- KHOU photographer helps family forced out of home by snake
- Houston Photojournalist Rolling When Driver Careens Through Crowd
- Anchor Calls Fire Truck ‘F*ck Truck’ While Reading Story
- TV reporter grabs human poop with bare hands
- John McClain eats his words and a Chronicle sports page
- Saturday Night Live took another turn at making fun of Miami’s morning TV
- SA Live debut with Fiona Gorostiza 2014
- 104 KRBE Houston - Scott Sparks/Ryan Chase (1994)
- 104 KRBE Houston - Jingles by JAM (1984)
- Meteorologist Rescues Kitten from Tornado Rubble in Ohio

REMEMBERING
Former KBTX News Director, Anchor, Reporter Dies
KBTX's recently retired news director, Mike George, was found dead Sunday afternoon at his home in College Station.
- KBTX news director Mike George in Bryan/College Station is getting out of the TV [10/3/2013]

Solid, seasoned NBC5 reporter Randy McIlwain leaving for L.A. post at NBC-owned KNBC-TV
Randy McIlwain, a stalwart and standout general assignment reporter for the past 11-and-a-half years at Fort Worth-based NBC5, is heading West to join NBC-owned KNBC-TV in Los Angeles.

NBC5's latest newcomer is reporter Johnny Archer
Reporter Johnny Archer from WHAS-TV in Louisville, KY joined NBC5 this month and is no relation to The Green Arrow.

Ellen Bryan reports to NBC5 for early morning reporting duties
Fort Worth-based NBC5 has hired Ellen Bryan as a reporter for its early morning newscasts.

Dallas host walks off set over Michael Sam kiss
One of the hosts of a local Dallas morning show "The Broadcast" was so not happy after watching NFL draftee Michael Sam kiss his boyfriend and her co-anchors thinking it was OK, that she walked off the set during the broadcast.
- No one watched at the time, but it's been a nice after-party for KTXD's The Broadcast
- After Walking Off Set Over Michael Sam Kiss, Dallas TV Host Speaks to Fox News

Adrienne Roark leaving CBS11 as news director, heading to Portland, OR
Adrienne Roark, who joined CBS11 as news director on March 23, 2010, resigned Friday and will be joining CBS affiliate KOIN-TV in Portland, Oregon as that station’s general manager.

NBC 5 Disputes Use of Footage in Branch Political Ad
Republican candidate for Texas Attorney General Dan Branch is airing a new television ad that uses NBC 5 news footage.

Twitter storm erupts between Fort Worth councilman, Weather Channel
It began with a frustrated tweet from City Councilman Joel Burns over what he says were repeatedly ignored requests to The Weather Channel to stop associating photos of Dallas with Fort Worth.
- Weather Channel sets off storm on Twitter

Broadcast Hill property transferred to city of Fort Worth
As promised, NBC Universal has deeded its 66-year-old KXAS/Channel 5 facilities on Broadcast Hill in east Fort Worth to the city.

Texas-based radio station mocks Obama’s climate report
A Dallas-based radio station is pitching in to fight climate change — by declaring all of its programming “carbon neutral.”

John Harris replacing Rich Lord as Texans radio sideline reporter
New Texans media contributor John Harris will replace Rich Lord as sideline reporter for the team’s radio broadcasts this fall, Texans broadcasting director Marc Vandermeer said Thursday.

DirecTV Tells CSN Houston Where to Stick Its Teams
DirecTV wants nothing to do with the CSN Houston or the teams that broadcast games on that network. AT&T is doing fine without the network. So are the rest of the cable/satellite providers in the five-state CSN Houston market.

Radio newsman recovering from cancer surgery
Longtime Houston radio newsman JP Pritchard is resting his voice, but not his typing skills, as he recovers at home from surgery last week.

Media stars light up the runway for Star of Hope
It’s fun tradition among Houston media personalities: Walking the runway for the Star of Hope’s annual celebrity fashion show and luncheon.

Dan Patrick radio deal financed by S&L swindler
Republican Dan Patrick, the leading GOP contender for lieutenant governor, took over a Houston radio station years ago with funds borrowed from a businessman later convicted of looting tens of millions of dollars from a Louisiana savings and loan.

#6 Houston-Galveston TX
April 2014 Portable People Meter
KBME gets boost in April radio ratings
- April PPM Analysis For Houston

KSBJ announces fresh lineup to kick off summer
KSBJ welcomes a fresh face with the addition of Rachelle Carrillo to host the Afternoon Show.

Garf's column
Michael Garfield, The High Tech Texan, will be contributing stories and videos to USATODAY.com with potential bleed over into the paper. Part of his additional role as part of Gannett Company (WFAA-TV) he posted on Facebook. That's not the only additional thing he's doing, Garfield just picked up a column at Bayou City Magazine. He says on Facebook he should be able to do more topics other than just technology.

Nolan Nawrocki-esque SportsRadio 610 Jock Profiles
Here are Nolan Nawrocki-esque Draft Profiles of SportsRadio610 Jocks.

KUHT adds Classical 91.7 simulcast
Houston Public Media is taking advantage of the new common ownership among KUHT channel 8, NPR news-talk KUHF 88.7 FM, and classical KUHA 91.7 FM by beginning to simulcast Classical 91.7 on KUHT channel 8.5.

Ware returns to KTSA; opens up about kids’ suicides
Trey Ware returned to his KTSA-AM show Monday morning after taking three weeks to mourn the loss of his son, Justin, who took his own life late last month.

WOAI-TV promotes S.A. staple to chief weather job
It may be a bit cloudy outside, but inside, it’s a particularly sunny day for WOAI-TV weathercaster Albert Flores.

Evy Ramos named news anchor at News 4 San Antonio
Evy Ramos joins the News 4 San Antonio team effective Monday, May 19th. Ramos will co-anchor the station's 6:00, 6:30 and 10:00p.m. weeknight newscasts with Randy Beamer.

Elisa Amigo named KABB news anchor
Elisa Amigo joins the Fox San Antonio news team effective May 19, teaming with Michael Valdes to anchor the station’s highly rated Fox News at Nine. Elisa joins the award winning Fox 29 team from WJW in Cleveland, where she spent seven years as a news anchor and reporter.

'Leave our women alone'
KENS 5 producer urges S.A. to stand up to Barkley

KEYE’s Maggio prepares to wrap up 33-year TV career
Judy Maggio, who co-anchors KEYE’s 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. newscasts, announced earlier this year that she’d retire at the end of May after 33 years on Austin’s airwaves. Since then, people have been asking — and speculating about — what’s next for the beloved broadcaster.

KEYE TV Announces New Evening Anchor Team Addition
Hema Mullur will join Walt Maciborski, Chikage Windler, and Bob Ballou as anchor of the KEYE News 5pm, 6pm, and 10pm weekday newscasts.
- Hema Mullur leaves Fox31/Channel 2 for Austin

Revolving door in Midland
The recent musical chairs that is the sports staff at KMID Midland (Market #150) continues.

The strange case of the 34-year-old 'sophomore'
KETK Reporter Alexandra Carter appeared on Fox News' On The Record with Greta Van Susteren talking about the story of the Texas woman who allegedly posed as a high school sophomore for seven months.

The Texas Tribune launches its new combination op-ed page/sponsored content pitch
The Texas Tribune is getting into sponsored content for a new online opinion section called TribTalk.

MOVING

Roseann Rogers announces that she is the new VP of Strategic Marketing and Development at the Houston Chronicle.

Mariana Pineda Navarro posted on Facebook she is leaving Univision 45 KXLN where she has worked as a reporter for the last nine years to work in public relations.

Account Executive Natasha Paster announced on LinkedIn she has moved from KTRK abc13 to KHOU 11. She was with the Disney ABC Television Group for the last two years.

JOEY HORTA to Morning Anchor at KSEE, Fresno (from KGBT, Harlingen). Horta is represented by Steve Swienckowski at DCA Talent.



IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
- How old is KTRK abc13's Dave Ward?
- Houston has lots of TV jobs open
- FOX 26 KRIV shows us a sign...or two
- Kelly Rowland dated KTRK abc13 reporter Foti Kallergis?
- Lucy Noland heads to WTXF Philly; will anchor with former Houstonian
- London Broadcasting Company to sell 6 TV stations to Gannett
- Bruce Aleksander, longtime Houston TV lighting director-designer, gets honored
- Britta Merwin joins KPRC 2 as meteorologist
- KPRC 2 sees two departures over the weekend

Wednesday, April 02, 2008

A big Houston media challenge

Got some info on a big Houston media showdown coming up for the BP MS-150:

It's not Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs...but Sports Radio 610's Rich Lord, 50, and chron.com sportswriter and Sports Radio 610 sidekick Anna-Megan Raley, 25, do have a "Battle of the Sexes"-type competition going on with the BP MS-150. Both members of Team Sun & Ski, the third highest ranked fundraising team of the MS-150 (close to $400,000 brought in last year!), the two have challenged each other as to who can raise the most money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society, Lone Star Chapter. (They say they're not racing against each other on their bikes. . . .)

Pasadena native Megan, who is on Sports Radio 610 with Houston Chronicle sportswriter John McClain on Tuesdays at 10 a.m., lettered in six sports at her small private high school in Pasadena, Faith Christian Academy. She was played volleyball, softball, basketball, boys' baseball (so she's used to challenges from the guys), and soccer. She was also a cheerleader. However, she has never been a cyclist and has started from scratch to train for this 180-mile ride. She said she had the opportunity to meet singer Clay Walker, who has MS, and that "hit her like a brick wall." She really wants to raise a lot of money for the MS Society to help those who have this devastating disease. She says she's shocked how hard it is to ride into a hard wind, but knows it's nothing like living with multiple sclerosis every day. She's been working out with a trainer and is ready to "kick Rich's you-know-what." Anna-Megan fans can support her in the BP MS-150 by making a pledge on her chron.com blog.

Rich, who lives in Sugar Land, has been an avid cyclist for about nine years. He has ridden in six MS-150s. Last year, he rode with Team Sun & Ski with his brother, Bob, a marathon runner who lives in New Jersey. His brother kept their pace very consistent. Rich's MS "pedal partner" is the brother of a client of his. He'd like to raise as much money as possible for the MS Society because he knows that the MS researchers funded by the MS Society are really making progress.

To donate to either Anna-Megan or Rich or BOTH, go to: http://www.sportsradio610.com/pages/1608733.php? and click on their respective names.

I think Bob Martin, the media tax man, should throw down too. Bob, if you are reading this, let us know where we can donate for your ride (if you are riding this year).

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

CNN gaffe, KHOU honors, Abrams regret, DFW reporter loses and more


CNN Airs 'Dumb And Dumber' Diarrhea Scene Amidst Story On Student Protests
Why does explosive diarrhea always hit at the most inopportune times? While we can't for the life of us figure out why our friends at CNN had this 'Dumb and Dumber' scene anywhere near a segment on student protests in Europe, we're glad they did--the end result is nothing short of hilarious. (Thanks Krystal)

Lee Abrams admits he could’ve been more sensitive to some in Tribune newsrooms
He says that at Tribune, about 10% of the staffers resisted his ideas, and he compared them to early 70s underground radio DJs being given a playlist.

Jury rules against ex-KDFW reporter in wrongful-termination suit
A 12-person jury ruled unanimously against former KDFW/Channel 4 reporter Rebecca Aguilar on Monday in her wrongful-termination suit against the Dallas-based station.

Ken Hoffman's new video reports
If The Learning Channel can do Sarah Palin's Alaska, he can do Ken Hoffman's Houston or Texas or … Anywhere.

KHOU Channel 11 President, General Manager inducted into Women’s Hall of Fame
Susan McEldoon, the General Manager of KHOU Channel 11, was among 11 women honored Thursday at the Third Annual Greater Houston Women’s Hall of Fame held at the InterContinental Hotel.

New face at CBS11/TXA21 means exit of incumbent weekend anchor Nerissa Knight
Sharrie Williams has been named the new weekend anchor for CBS11/TXA21, replacing three-year veteran Nerissa Knight.

Innes moves to afternoon drive with Lord on KILT
Josh Innes will replace Robert Henslee beginning Tuesday as co-host with Rich Lord of KILT's (610 AM) afternoon drive talk show.

Former CW33 anchor Tom Crespo reunited with former newsroom boss
Anchor Tom Crespo, sacked nearly two years ago by Dallas-based CW33 as part of widespread makeover, has landed a spot as co-anchor of the featured weekday newscasts on KXII-TV, the Texoma-based CBS/Fox affiliate.

Houston Represents (Of Course) On New Obesity Reality-TV Series
Houstonians will be featured on A&E's new reality series, Heavy, which follows folks who battle obesity during six months of treatment.

Houston TV stations refuse ad that slams fast food
Physicians' group tried to buy time to hit McDonald's.

KHOU overnight maintenance
Due to maintenance, some viewers will be unable to see KHOU 11's signal from midnight to 5am through Friday.

Golden Globes TV nominations announced
The nominations for the 68th annual Golden Globe Awards were announced by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
- “Boom Goes the Dynamite” kid gets new TV reporter gig
- KTVT CBS 11 morning anchor image promos video
- Houston's Global Broadcasting Channel (GBC) is hiring for open jobs
- Goateed man in the 'talk show' Gallery Furniture TV ads

Friday, May 15, 2020

Josh Innes joins ESPN 97.5 KFNC


In a series of tweets last night, Josh Innes said he is joining ESPN 97.5 KFNC next week.

Here are those tweets compiled together:

Starting Monday I’ll be bringing “The Josh Innes Show” back to radio on @espn975 in Houston. I’ll be on from 2p-4p Monday-Friday.

How long the show continues depends on the listeners and the sponsors.

Just to be clear, I am working on @espn975 until they find their permanent solution.

I heard they were airing national programming, so I offered my services. We came to an agreement and I’m back on the radio.
View this as a long term fill in.

I’m really looking forward to this opportunity with @espn975.

As Lloyd Dobbler once said, “I’m just looking for a date to be great situation”.

I have nothing to lose. Everything to gain.

His return is after last week's departure of ESPN 97.5 FM hosts Raheel Ramzanali and Barry Laminack. The station told the Houston Chronicle's David Barron that departure was due to the economic downturn associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

CultureMap, and sister property to ESPN 97.5, columnist Ken Hoffman asked Innes about lessons he has learned during his radio career:

CM: On your podcast, you often talk about "past mistakes" and how you've learned from them. What mistakes are you talking about, and what did you learn?

JI: The mistakes I reference are usually those that involve inner-office politics. I’m not a bad guy. But too often I’ve let petty BS derail my career path. I rarely started the drama with co-workers, but I always felt the need to finish it. That has been my biggest downfall. What I’ve learned in my time away is that none of that matters. Petty, small people will always be there to try to tear you down. Why make it easy for them?

This is not the first time Innes has appeared on ESPN 97.5. Last November he did some fill-in work there. It was the first time he had been Houston radio in eight months.

That was because in March of 2019, SportsTalk 790 KBME let go Iness, his wife Jilly and producer Jim Mudd.

The Sean Salisbury Show” took over his morning slot. .

Innes had been doing mornings on KBME since June of 2017.

He was hired by 790 to return to Houston from Philadelphia's Sports Radio 94 WIP in October 2016.

He replaced Charlie Pallilo in the afternoons. Now he and Pallilo will be on the same station. Pallilo is on ESPN 97.5 at 11am in "The Press Box" show along with Joel Blank and Nick Sharara.

Before Philly, Innes was an afternoon show host with Rich Lord on SportsRadio 610 KILT.

Innes said on Facebook that the Josh Innes Show podcast will continue.

Innes talked more about his new ESPN 97.5 show on his Twitch stream last night (embedded below).

Watch Thursday 5/14/20 from thejoshinnesshow on www.twitch.tv



Monday, March 21, 2011

Hot Houston TV anchors, NewsFix, drunken moments on TV news and more

Mike McGuff will be on Talk650 AM Monday morning at 9:30am discussing NewsFix.




Houston hottest TV anchor bracket
610 KILT's Rich Lord and Josh Innes have come up with an idea to celebrate the NCAA Tournament...a tournament of their own to find out who really is the hottest woman in the Houston media.(Thanks Marc)

Newsfix Launches in Houston
Tribune says NewsFix on KIAH 39 is written with strong narrative that unleashes sight and sound, and brings the news to a new level of predictably unpredictable cinematic stimulation rarely seen on TV.
- Mike McGuff talks about NewsFix on Talk650 AM Monday
- EXCLUSIVE: NewsFix Behind The Scenes of CW39 KIAH

Great Drunken Moments in Local TV News
It is what is says, a video of wild moments of drunk-like behavior on TV news.

"Screamin'" Gus Johnson Videos
As play-by-play announcers go, nobody in any sport has as big a cult following as CBS's Gus Johnson, the screaming, cackling, (at times) seemingly psychotic, mid-card voice of college basketball and NFL football.

Study Reveals Good News About State of Local TV
The Project For Excellence in Journalism (PEJ) has released a thorough report on how local TV performed in 2010 and, for a change, it’s filled with plenty of good news.

Snippets of D-FW anchor dean Clarice Tinsley during her wonder years at Milwaukee's WITI-TV
Anchor Clarice Tinsley, now in her 33rd year at Dallas-based KDFW-TV (Fox4), spent three years at WITI-TV in Milwaukee.

To whoever is tweetering those twoots over at WBAP...
Dallas Morning News editor Bruce Tomaso takes WBAP to task.

KBTV’s Mike McNeill Shoots Story on iPad 2
Beaumont's KBTV anchor-reporter Mike McNeill is probably the first person to shoot a news segment using the iPad 2.

Megan Henderson appears to be quite happy in L.A.
Fox4 KDFW's early-to-mid-morning Good Day continues to merrily roll along in the D-FW Nielsen ratings without Megan Henderson and with Lauren Przybyl. Still, Henderson made quite an impression here during her five-and-a-half-year stay.

Why do TV anchors hold scripts when we know they read teleprompters
The Houston Chronicle's Ken Hoffman gets the answer from Bill Balleza of KPRC 2.

Mel Karmazin targeting terrestrial radio's audience
Forget Internet radio, AM and FM radio stations still dominate the market – and that’s who he is targeting.

AP Stylebook Finally Changes “e-mail” to “email”
The AP Stylebook, the de facto style and usage guide for much of the news media, announced on Friday that the abbreviated term for “electronic mail” is losing a hyphen, and with it, a relic of a simpler time when Internet technology needed to be explained very carefully.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
- KPRC 2 gets new news director Deborah Collura, plus her other duties
- EXCLUSIVE: NewsFix Behind The Scenes of CW39 KIAH
- NewsFix debuts on KIAH 39; McGuff talks about it on Talk650 AM Monday

Saturday, July 20, 2019

SportsRadio 610 KILT hosts say "the best is yet to come"

After sudden dismissals of afternoon and morning talent, remaining SportsRadio 610 KILT hosts promise good things are coming


On Friday's episode of In the Loop with John Lopez and Landry Locker, the SportsRadio 610 KILT hosts told their listeners known as "The Loopholes" how "the best is yet to come" and how the station has a "bright future" going forward.

The duo talk about how great Sean Pendergast will be when paired in the mornings with Seth Payne. They are also excited about the afternoon premiere of Clint Stoerner (former SportsRadio 610 weekly contributor and fill-in host) and Rick Kamla (92.9 The Game WZGC-FM Atlanta - studio host and play-by-play announcer for NBA TV) plus nights with “The Six Pack with Matthew Jarecki.”

Thursday, longtime afternoon host Rich Lord and morning host Mike Meltser were let go from the station. Locker says Meltser will take the bar exam in a few weeks as his twitter bio says he is a law student at UH.



New SportsRadio 610 weekday lineup is as follows.

6:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.:
“Payne and Pendergast”

10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.:
“In The Loop”

2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.:
“Clint and Kamla”

6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.:
“Texans All Access”

7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.:
“The Six Pack with Matthew Jarecki”

9:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.:
“Matthew Jarecki”





Thursday, August 01, 2019

Texas TV news and radio job moves July 2019


DALLAS - FORT WORTH

Meteorologist Colleen Coyle says farewell after nine years with WFAA.

NBC5 KXAS anchor/reporter Kristin Dickerson is going with God, leaving the station.

Wendy Cruz is back at Univision 23 in Dallas.

KSCS/Dallas Re-Brands As ‘New Country 96.3’

HOUSTON

104 KRBE program director Leslie Whittle adds Cumulus Media Vice President, Hot AC Formats duties.

Brian Shannon aka “Eddie ‘The Boner’ Sanchez” joins 92.3 KGON Portland.

Longtime "Rod Ryan Show" co-host Dinah Powers is leaving the show.

Sunny 99.1 KODA's Dana Tyson has a new podcast series celebrating and meeting powerful Houston women.

After leaving Sports Talk 610 (KILT-AM), Houston sports talk host Paul Gallant unleashes anything-goes podcast.

Houston Radio: KPRC's Ken Webster Jr. Put In Facebook Jail.

Chris Guillory is leaving KPRC to join the Humble Independent School District's communications team.

- VIDEO: Sara Donchey live on air during LA earthquake
- KVOA Tucson, Arizona weekend sports anchor Ari Alexander joins KPRC 2
- Levi Ismail exits KHOU 11
- Norah O'Donnell visits KHOU 11
- After John Walton's death, the "Walton and Johnson" show will continue with Ken Webster Jr. as Steve Johnson's co-host
- WNCN Raleigh's Taniya Wright joins KPRC 2 as morning anchor
- The Texas Radio Hall of Fame inductees 2019
- Brooks Garner joins FOX 31 Denver
- 89.3 KSBJ expands coverage To reach 7 Million listeners
- Houston TV reporters wearing braids on air
- KHOU promo videos from 2003
- Shelley Childers annouces baby 2
- Rich Lord and Mike Meltser exit SportsRadio 610 KILT
- WLWT Cincinnati reporter Vanessa Richardson joins KPRC 2 sports team
- SportsRadio 610 KILT hosts say "the best is yet to come"
- Remembering 99.9 FM KSHN Liberty
- KPRC 2's 'Apollo 11: Mission to the Moon'
- Patricia Buchanan named Vice President of Sales Telemundo Houston KTMD
- Telemundo Houston KTMD reporter Eduardo "Yusnaby Pérez" Rodriguez leaves for Telemundo 51 Miami WSCV
- Frank Billingsley's photo used to scam woman
- 2019 Lone Star Regional Sports EMMY Nominees
- Dominique Sachse's vacation on the French Riviera
- Lauren Freeman has baby 5
- Cathy Hernandez is pregnant
- GMA meteorologist Ginger Zee on abusive relationships, overcoming depression
- Emily Akin retires from FOX 26

SAN ANTONIO

Congratulating Mike Hernandez, who is retiring from WOAI, after more than 30 years in news.

KSAT 12 San Antonio assistant news director Chris Henao joins KHOU 11 in the same position.

Hearst announced that Michael Sacks has been named publisher of the San Antonio Express-News.

KENS 5 weekend team says goodbye to Jared Silverman.

Jessica Headley will depart Fox San Antonio, Launches book for community.

San Antonio Telemundo's Valeria Barriga moves to Univision KWEX.

Holly Stouffer joins the KENS team after leaving KXXV (Waco, Temple, Killeen).


AUSTIN

KRQE Albuquerque meteorologist Kristen Currie joins KXAN Austin.

KDRV NewsWatch12 Medford, Oregon sports reporter Jake Garcia joins KVUE.


AROUND TEXAS

Gray Television’s CBS affiliate KWTX (Waco, Temple, Killeen) promoted KWTX Meteorologist Sean Bellafiore to weekday morning and noon meteorologist.

KXXV 25 (Waco, Temple, Killeen) news director Charlie Haldeman handed in his resignation.

KWTX (Waco, Temple, Killeen) morning anchor Taina Maya will temporarily continue to anchor while also working as the new Killeen Independent School District chief communications and marketing officer.

KGBT Harlingen Assistant News Director Jim Bob Breazeale posted some good news about his health.

EMILY JACEKS moves to Producer at KVUE-TV in Austin (from KOB-TV, Albuquerque).
- Emily is represented by Steve Swienckowski at DCA Talent. http://www.dcatalent.com.

Corpus Christi Caller-Times reporter Eleanor Dearman is heading to Austin to cover politics and other top Texas stories for the El Paso Times and the USA Today Network.

KRZI (ESPN Central Texas)/Waco Knocked Off Air By Vandalism.

KKBA/Corpus Christi Brings On Jackie Umphres For Afternoons

REMEMBERING

Half of the “Walton and Johnson” syndicated morning radio team, John Walton, 67, has died.

R.I.P. Boomer Kingston, West Texas Radio Personality.


Tuesday, September 20, 2011

mikemcguff.com wins CBS Houston's Most Valuable Blogger contest

I told you Fox 26 KRIV was my favorite TV station after it promoted my blog during prime time.

And now all of CBS Houston's properties (100.3 KILT-FM, HOT 95-7 KKHH-FM, MIX 96-5 KHMX-FM, Mega 101 FM KLOL, SportsRadio 610 KILT-AM and Talk 650 KIKK-AM) are my favorite radio stations. Why? Because I won my category in the CBS Houston Most Valuable Blogger contest!

I want to thank those that nominated me and you for all of the votes. It means a lot.

I win an Amazon card from CBS, but I think I want more:

- I want free airtime on all of the CBS Houston stations - the mikemcguff.com hour sounds awesome
- Hold Rich Lord's hand while he is reporting from the Houston Texans sidelines
- Have cupcakes with Anna-Megan Raley and Cleverley Stone
- Attend a Justin Bieber concert with Hot 95.7's Kelly Kelly (I will call her 'Lauren') and then make Lady Gaga t-shirts together...like OMG...we're two monsters
- Shop for an Affliction shirt with Kidd Kraddick
- Walk in Pinto Ranch with 100.3 KILT's Cowboy Dave, turn around, then walk across the parking lot to Tasti D-Lite

Enough fun...thanks again.

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Hot Houston TV anchors get Sexy Sweet Sixteen bracket from KILT

You know I am excited about the NCAA Sweet 16 now that the Baylor Bears have made it, and I'm sure many of you have your brackets ready to go.

But if college basketball is not your thing, SportsRadio 610 KILT still has an option for your bracket needs. It is offering its (now annual I guess) Hottest Media Babes Madness tournament currently at the Sexy Sweet Sixteen level. More from the station:

Last week, your votes determined the winner of the four play-in games. Congratulations to #9 Katherine Whaley (KHOU), #10 Melissa Wilson (KRIV), #9 Michelle Merhar (KHOU) and #7 Irika Sargent (KPRC) on winning their matchups.

So the voting is now open for the Josh Innes bracket in the Sexy Sweet Sixteen. Voting for Josh’s bracket will close on Wednesday, Mar. 21 at 2:30 p.m. Voting for the Rich Lord bracket will being on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.

Click here to print out the Sexy Sweet Sixteen bracket from SportsRadio 610 KILT.

Now I am not sure how this is going to go down this year, especially with the apparent war on women we hear so much about in the media. There was already controversy brewing with the station's last year bracket.

Monday, June 11, 2007

Lance Zierlein exits Sports Radio 610 KILT in Houston?

Lance Zierlein has taken off his KILT and left Sports Radio 610 AM says the Chron's David Barron. Where will he go next?:
Zierlein declined Saturday to address rumors that he will join former KILT partner John Granato on the soon-to-be-reformatted KILE (1560 AM) or will seek a position with one of Houston's two other sports-talk stations -- KBME (790 AM) or KFNC (97.5 FM).

At this point, reports have Granato hosting a morning drive-ime show at 1560, which will have new call letters when it launches its new format later this year, with Sean Pendergast, the former Houstonian who is a five-time winner of the Jim Rome smack-off.

READ THE REST

Now it's everyone's guessing game to see if he goes to the new 1560 KILE with John Granato and Ken Hoffman.

Supposedly they are dumping the KILE call letters at the new station, so lets have some fun and come up with names for the new station that is rumored to be sports/guy talk focused. I'll go first:

1560 The Game
1560 The Locker Room
1560 The Testosterone
1560 The Fourth Houston Sports Station
1560 We're Way Up the AM Dial!!!
1560 KILT Free Radio
1560 The Hoff
1560 Dudes Talking and Stuff

Wow, I've been racking my brain all night. I need help. Comment below, clearly I am no radio programming genius.

UPDATE:
Barron leaks the new KILT lineup:
As expected, Marc Vandermeer and Andre Ware will man the morning shift from 6 to 11 a.m., followed by the Jim Rome show from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Rich Lord and Matt Jackson from 2 to 6 p.m. Adam Wexler will remain on 6 to 10 p.m. shift, to be joined by a co-host to be named later. Jeremy Foster and Dave Harbison continue as news readers for mornings and afternoons, respectively.
READ THE REST

Barron reports that KILT still wants to work it out with Lance Zierlein.

Thursday, January 09, 2020

The changing faces of Houston media 2019


The comings and goings of the Houston media world 2019.

RELATED
Top Houston media stories 2019

January 2019

- Grego joins 95.7 The Spot KKHH

- Cheryl Mercedes joins KHOU 11

- Ryan Korsgard is leaving KPRC 2

- Travis Herzog new abc13 KTRK chief meteorologist; Elita Loresca to mornings

- David Tillman named Chief Forecaster for abc13 KTRK

- Craig Roberts remembers times at KPRC 2

- Mark Medici Promoted to President of the Houston Chronicle

- Former KPRC 2 anchor Sara Donchey joins KCBS 2 and KCAL 9 in LA

- Vincent Crivelli joins KPRC 2


February 2019

- Brooks Garner gone from KHOU 11

- Doug Harris aka Jr. Mintz elected Houston Film Critics Society president

- Mike McGuff appears on KPRC 2's Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall

- Brian Rogers to depart from the Houston Chronicle

- Former KHOU GM Susan McEldoon to offer professional coaching

- Lisa Vaughn back on air at KHOU 11

- Brheanna Berry joins abc13 KTRK

- Suzi Hanks exits 106.9-107.5 The Eagle

- Christine Noël starts at KPRC 2


March 2019

- Butch Alsandor working Houston Astros and Rockets coverage

- Christine Dobbyn ‏to leave abc13 KTRK

- Denise Middleton joins FOX 26

- Stephen Morgan promoted to FOX 26 weekend morning weather anchor

- Leti Aguilera named General Sales Manager CMG Houston


April 2019

- Anchor Denise Middleton and meteorologist Stephen Morgan to work FOX 26 KRIV weekend mornings

- KHOU 11 assistant news director Josh Hubbard is leaving Houston for the same job with Disney/ABC Television Group owned KGO San Franciso

- Former KPRC 2 features reporter Ruben Galvan joins KHOU 11

- Deilia Ray Williams named KTRK abc13 Marketing Creative Director

- Steve Riley named Houston Chronicle Executive Editor

- David Arkin to lead digital at KPRC 2

- KTRK GM Henry Florsheim announces retirement


May 2019

- Deilia Ray Williams named KTRK abc13 Marketing Creative Director

- Steve Riley named Houston Chronicle Executive Editor

- 91.7 NGEN debuts new lineup May 13, 2019

- Darby Douglas enters next chapter

- Michael Berry renews agreement with 740 KTRH

- Kelly Ryan Joins Dean & Rog on 106.9-107.5 Houston’s Eagle


June 2019

- Russ Lewis to anchor KHOU 4pm newscast

- Reporter/fill-in anchor Mycah Hatfield joins abc13 KTRK as reporter/MMJ from KJRH Tulsa, Oklahoma


July 2019

- KVOA Tucson, Arizona weekend sports anchor Ari Alexander joins KPRC 2

- Levi Ismail exits KHOU 11

- After John Walton's death, the "Walton and Johnson" show will continue with Ken Webster Jr. as Steve Johnson's co-host

- WNCN Raleigh's Taniya Wright joins KPRC 2 as morning anchor

- Brooks Garner joins FOX 31 Denver

- Rich Lord and Mike Meltser exit SportsRadio 610 KILT

- WLWT Cincinnati reporter Vanessa Richardson joins KPRC 2 sports team

- Remembering 99.9 FM KSHN Liberty

- Patricia Buchanan named Vice President of Sales Telemundo Houston KTMD

- Telemundo Houston KTMD reporter Eduardo "Yusnaby Pérez" Rodriguez leaves for Telemundo 51 Miami WSCV

- Emily Akin retires from FOX 26


August 2019

- Deneige Broom leaves FOX 26 KRIV

- Josh Marshall to leave KHOU 11

- Wendy Granato named KTRK President and General Manager

- Ryan Korsgard joins Million Air Austin

- Janet Shamlian joins CBS News as Houston-based correspondent

- Xavier Walton joins KHOU as morning anchor; Lisa Hernandez moves

- Lee Meier named FOX 26 KRIV assistant news director

- Lainie Fritz to leave KPRC 2

- TX Radio Hall of Famer on new Houston online station

- Chris Costa joins KHOU 11

- Leslie Adami named KIII Corpus Christi evening anchor

- "Red, White & Blue" and "Party Politics" return with new co-hosts

- John Donnelly to leave FOX 26

- Natasha Barrett joins the Memorial Hermann Health System

- Roxann Fisher joins KAVU Victoria as news director


September 2019

- Rehan Aslam named abc13 KTRK news director

- Tiffany Justice joins FOX 26 KRIV

- GM David Loving exits KXLN Univision 45

- Mike Glenn leaves Houston Chronicle for Washington Times

- abc13 anchors celebrating some big anniversaries

- Lainie Fritz appears on WDSU New Orleans


October 2019

- Melissa Wilson celebrates 19 years at FOX 26 KRIV

- Cynthia Cisneros announces retirement from abc13 KTRK

- MaryAnn Martinez joins KPRC 2

- Chelsea Edwards joins FOX 26 KRIV

- Caitlin “CJ” Johnson joins The New 93Q KKBQ

- John Hannon named President and General Manager of Univision 45 Houston KXLN

- KPRC legendary anchor Bill Balleza to retire

- Jennifer Reyna is leaving KPRC 2

- Jennifer Reyna breaks silence after leaving KPRC

- Lindsey Henry leaves FOX 26

- Tom Abrahams celebrates 20 years at abc13 KTRK


November 2019

- KiTiRik - Houston's greatest TV host?

- Famous media HISD graduates

- Bo Corona launches Puro Tejano Fierro 101.1 HD2

- abc13 KTRK anchors switch schedules


December 2019

- Addison Green joins KHOU