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Thursday, October 01, 2026

Texas TV news and radio job moves September 2026


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- Houston, DFW and San Antonio TV baby news
- Texas media layoffs in Fort Worth and San Antonio
- Texas TV anchors welcome and announce babies
- 2026 Lone Star EMMY Nominations


DALLAS - FORT WORTH

Yonni Rude is the new Urban One Dallas Operations Manager, overseeing 97.9 The Beat KBFB, K104 KKDA, and Smooth 105.7 KRNB.

Sarah Blaskovich named restaurant critic of The Dallas Morning News.

KERA launches a new, redesigned kera.org.

Dallas Native Markie Martin to Anchor NewsNation’s “Morning in America” from the State Fair of Texas.

Victory+ dissolved, will no longer stream Texas high school football games.

TCU banning Star-Telegram poses a loss for sports journalism and fans.

- 105.3 The Fan named Dallas Mavericks flagship radio station
- Chip Waggoner celebrates 30 years at FOX 4 KDFW
- Payton May leaves FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth
- Tynisha Jackson joins Spectrum News 1 Dallas


HOUSTON

Ralph Cooper Becomes First Black Honoree on the Houston Baseball Media Wall of Honor/

Fox 26’s Nate Griffin delivers morning sports like no other.

Chris Silva returns to ABC13 KTRK as Vice President - Technology from the same position at 6ABC WPVI Philadelphia.

Jay Michaels joins Country 97.1 Hank-FM WLHK and B105.7 WYXB Indianapolis after MIX 96.5 KHMX.

Remembering Radar: 10 years since we said goodbye to KPRC 2's beloved weather dog.

ABC13 KTRK Houston director Michael Fernau retired on September 7, 2026.  HE previously worked for NTV, RFD-TV, KPTM, and WOWT.

Graham Adams leaves ABC13 KTRK, where he was a Broadcast & IT Systems Engineer.


- Houston radio gets X106.1 as Tejano Moves to 99.5
- “The Morning Bull with Matt & Lois” on 100.3 The Bull in Houston
- Sharron Melton leaves CW39 Houston
- Mayra Moreno returns to ABC13 Houston after maternity leave
- KPRC 2 expands 3pm newscast to one hour
- Collin Myers returns to Houston at KPRC 2
- Oldies 107.5 HD2 KGLK Houston is gone
- KPRC 2 was No. 1 at 10 p.m. Why did it have 'Enough' with a traditional newscast?
- Enough first episode on KPRC 2 Houston 9-13-26
- Tammy Rose to leave ABC13 Houston's chopper
- Anthony Yanez is sticking around at KPRC 2 Houston
- Sakura Gray joins FOX 26 KRIV Houston
- Lauren Kelly talks Beyoncé with Jimmy Fallon
- Monica "Mo" Lunsford joins SUNNY 99.1
- Karol Suárez joins Noticias Telemundo as Houston correspondent
- Maria Aguilera leaves KHOU 11 Houston
- FOX 26's Jillian Hartmann gets engaged at AT&T Stadium
- 104.1 KRBE gets a new look
- Bill Bishop retires from KHOU 11 Houston after 42 years, colleagues reflect on his impact
- Jeff Ehling signs off ABC13 Houston
- Leigha McNeil joins KPRC 2 Houston as morning traffic anchor
- Justina Latimer joins FOX 5 Atlanta
- Mary Benton leaving Houston Mayor's Office for METRO
- Andrew "Latty" Latimer has 104 dreams come true on KRBE Houston
- Let's talk about those Caroline Collins streaming posts
- Karen Hua joins ABC News
- Cathy Hernandez always a Houston Texans cheerleader
- Runaway Radio featured in Houston Chronicle article "From 'Urban Cowboy' to 'Boyhood,' the 30 Houston films every Houstonian should see"


SAN ANTONIO

Dean Radla, the general manager of News 4 San Antonio, FOX San Antonio and CW35, retired after 30 years with Sinclair Broadcast Group.

Four San Antonio TV stations face a random FCC investigation.

San Antonio Spurs, DAZN Ink Exclusive Streaming Deal.

Producer and the audience engagement specialist Jon Coker leaves KENS 5.

 Tommy Namphong was recently promoted from Editor to Digital Content Marketer at KSAT12.

- Kate Devine joins News 4 San Antonio and FOX San Antonio
- KSAT San Antonio debuts 1pm newscast
- Leigh Waldman promoted to CNN Correspondent
- Ex-San Antonio TV reporter goes viral in "Right to Bare Arms"
- Alex Garcia and Chuck Miketinac no longer with FOX San Antonio KABB


AUSTIN

Rowe, Sarkisian controversy shows growing need for respect toward women in sports.

Josue Cuevas joins KVUE Austin as Morning Executive Producer from KUSA Denver.

Victor Mills and Heavan Doyle join KVUE as producers.  Doyle previously served as a Story Desk Editor at KIII Corpus Christi.


- KXAN Austin launches ‘Cause & Effect’
- Ann Pierret and Nathan Langley join KXAN Austin
- Julieanna Jackson joins FOX 7 Austin
- Mike Warren retires from FOX 7 Austin
- Dominique Leh joins FOX 7 Austin
- Brandon Schaff joins KVUE Austin and love is in the air
- Kristin Walla joined KVUE Austin
- Darby Brown leaves CBS Austin for 12News Phoenix


AROUND TEXAS

The murder of KRBC Abilene reporter Jennifer Servo remains unsolved 24 years after she was found inside her Abilene apartment.

70 Years of Stories: KVIA—Your Community, Your News, Your Legacy.

Lidia Herrera joins KRGV 5 Rio Grande Valley as a reporter.

Rishi Oza joins Eyewitness News KBAK and FOX58 Bakersfield, California as weekend sports anchor from KVIA ABC-7 News El Paso.

Ava Davis joins KTAB/KRBC Abilene as a reporter and an anchor on Saturdays for KTAB.

Marixa Zamora — now Marixa Jones — announced her departure from Entravision Communications in McAllen, in the Rio Grande Valley.

Marcela Delgado joins as host of HOLA! on KGNS+ and Telemundo Laredo, while Luis Enrique Vela and Michelle James Thorpe join KGNS as multimedia journalists.

KRIS 6 News wins statewide open government award for housing authority investigation.

Fernando Montejano, or "Grizz," is half of the popular Iris & Grizz morning DJ duo. He had a rough start in life. 

- Jasmin Caldwell joins KWTX 10 + more Waco changes
- Isabella Martinez joins NBC 6 South Florida
- TAB Board welcomes 8 new directors
- Brett Anthony joins KY3 Springfield from CBS19 Tyler
- Greg Kerr joins KCEN 6 Waco-Temple-Killeen


REMEMBERING

Charles U. “Chuck” Spaugh, 87, Lubbock broadcaster, dies.

Former ABC13 KTRK Houston chief editor and producer Gary Parker has died.

- Victor Lopez, NewsWest 9 morning anchor, dies after cancer battle



Posted by mike mcguff at 10/01/2026 12:04:00 AM Labels: , , , , ,

Saturday, September 26, 2026

Texas TV anchors welcome and announce babies


In August, FOX 4 KDFW Dallas-Fort Worth meteorologist Kylie Capps announced she was expecting her first baby. In September, fellow Good Day team member and anchor Shannon Murray is expecting Baby #2. Her daughter was born in 2024.



NBC 5 KXAS Dallas-Fort Worth's lifestyle show Texas Today host Cleo Greene gave birth to a baby boy.





Down I-45, Telemundo Houston KTMD's weekend anchor María Fernanda Sierra welcomed a baby daughter.





Newish KPRC 2 Houston reporter Nicole Nielsen is also expecting.




Let's now head west on I-10, where KSAT 12 San Antonio anchor Courtney Friedman welcomed a baby boy on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.  




Posted by mike mcguff at 9/26/2026 10:53:00 PM Labels: , ,

Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Leigh Waldman promoted to CNN Correspondent


Leigh Waldman is moving up at CNN after her days at KSAT 12 San Antonio.

The network announced on September 23, 2026, that Waldman has been promoted to CNN Correspondent. Beginning October 12, she will be based in Los Angeles and report across CNN platforms as part of the network’s domestic news coverage.

Waldman previously served as a New York-based correspondent for CNN Newsource, reporting stories for CNN’s more than 1,000 affiliate partners nationwide.

Since joining CNN, Waldman has covered major national stories, including the deadly Fourth of July flooding in Central Texas, the impact of hurricanes along the Gulf Coast, school shootings, and the historic launch and return of astronauts aboard Boeing’s Starliner.

Waldman shared the news on Instagram, writing:


“Trading the NYC skyline for the Hollywood hills. So thrilled to start working alongside my incredible colleagues in Los Angeles. There’s no place like CNN, I’m honored beyond words to keep working with these amazing journalists.”


Her promotion marks another step in a career that has included stops in Texas and Nebraska.

Before joining CNN in 2024, Waldman was an investigative reporter at KSAT 12 in San Antonio. She joined the station in 2021 and was promoted to the KSAT Investigates team in 2023.

At KSAT, Waldman led investigative and enterprise reporting for the station’s 10 p.m. newscast and played a major role in the station’s team coverage of the 2022 Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde. That work earned an Emmy Award, a regional Edward R. Murrow Award, two Telly Awards and a Texas Broadcast News Award.

She also created and hosted “Texas Crime Stories,” a multiplatform true-crime podcast focused on high-impact cases across Texas.

Waldman announced in April 2024 that she was leaving KSAT. She later revealed her next move was to CNN Newsource in New York.

The CNN connection was particularly meaningful for Waldman, who previously interned at the network’s Atlanta headquarters. When she left CNN as an intern in 2016, she said she always hoped to return as a correspondent.

“When I left CNN in 2016 as an intern, I always said I would be back again as a correspondent for this incredible network,” Waldman wrote in 2024. “After years of hard work, dreams do come true. So thrilled to work alongside these incredible journalists.”

Before KSAT, Waldman was a weekend morning anchor at WOWT in Omaha, Nebraska.

She began her professional television career at KAVU 25 in Victoria, Texas, working as an anchor and producer.

Waldman graduated from Texas Tech University in Lubbock, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism.






Posted by mike mcguff at 9/23/2026 02:43:00 PM Labels:

Friday, September 18, 2026

TAB Board welcomes 8 new directors

Texas Association of Broadcasters

One thing I am honored to do each year for the Texas media world is judge the Texas Association of Broadcasters Awards.

It's nice to give back to the community that has given me so much.  

Now the TAB has asked me to announce the new members of the Texas Association of Broadcasters Board of Directors for the next three years.

New directors were installed at TAB’s Annual Business Meeting on August 5. The meeting was held alongside the organization’s annual convention and trade show at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Round Rock, the largest state or regional industry gathering in the country.

“I’m delighted to welcome these experienced local broadcasters and community leaders to the TAB Board of Directors,” said TAB Board Chairman Brian Purdy, senior advisor for Audacy, Inc. “They and the entire 37-member Board are key to our organization’s delivery of direct services critical for station operations.” 

“We are fortunate that so many local broadcasters from throughout the state are willing to dedicate themselves to TAB’s efforts to advance the industry’s public policy interests which include Open Government, Free Speech, and an even competitive and regulatory playing field,” said TAB President Oscar Rodriguez. 


New Board Members


Steve Eberhart, KGAF AM-FM Gainesville
Eberhart has spent more than five decades in broadcasting, beginning his career at KGAF in Gainesville, Texas, in 1973. His career has included KVIL, KLUV, KDMX and ABC Radio Network. In 2008, he returned to KGAF as an owner-operator, helping transform it into a thriving small-market station. Eberhart remains deeply involved in the station and is passionate about sharing his experience to help small-market broadcasters succeed.


Evan Chance, KITY/KHUK Highland Lakes
Chance is a small-market Radio owner and broadcaster serving the Highland Lakes through KITY and KHUK. With a background in advertising, marketing and Radio creative. He is passionate about helping local businesses grow while keeping Radio deeply connected to the communities it serves. Chance’s stations focus on local programming, community involvement and the unique role small-market Radio plays in the Texas Hill Country.


Humberto Hormaza, KIAH Houston
Hormaza is Vice President and General Manager of KIAH-TV/CW39 in Houston and brings more than 20 years of broadcast leadership experience to the TAB Board. His career includes leadership roles in Miami, Orlando and Hartford and his stations are known for expanding local news and developing new digital platforms. Hormaza is focused on local broadcasting, community service and creating meaningful connections with viewers and advertisers.


Britt Milstead, KLBK/KAMC Lubbock
Milstead is Vice President and General Manager of KLBK-TV and KAMC-TV in Lubbock. A longtime Texas broadcaster, he has built his career in broadcast sales and leadership, with a strong track record of growing revenue, developing teams and creating innovative solutions for local advertisers. A graduate of Midwestern State University, Milstead is also a longtime member of the Texas Association of Broadcasters.


Ashley Parker, KSAT San Antonio
Parker is Vice President and General Manager of KSAT-TV in San Antonio. During more than 20 years with the station, she has advanced through roles in sales and management before being named VP/GM in 2022. Parker is committed to local broadcasting, innovation and strengthening KSAT’s connection with the San Antonio community.


Derek Rogers, KXII/KXIP Sherman-Denison
Rogers is Vice President and General Manager of KXII-TV in Sherman and brings more than 25 years of broadcasting experience. His career spans production, promotions, sales and station leadership, including previous General Manager roles in Mississippi and Georgia. An Emmy-nominated producer and award-winning broadcaster, Rogers is dedicated to strong local journalism and serving the communities of Texoma.


Kelly Trevino, ICA Radio Corpus Christi
Trevino is General Manager of ICA Broadcasting in Corpus Christi, overseeing KPUS, KAJE and KKPN, and co-host of the popular Pretty Fugly Morning Show. With more than 35 years in broadcasting, she brings extensive experience in on-air talent, promotions, sales and station leadership. A well-known voice in the community, Trevino has received multiple local honors, including recognition as one of Corpus Christi’s top Radio personalities.


Mark Grubbs, Ranch Radio Group Kerrville
Grubbs began his Radio career while attending Oklahoma State University and has spent more than five decades in broadcasting. After working in Corpus Christi, New Orleans, San Antonio and Austin, he found his home in the Texas Hill Country, launching The Ranch in Kerrville in 1994. Grubbs went on to build The Ranch Radio Group into a strong network of local stations known for its programming and deep community involvement. That commitment to serving the Hill Country has earned the group TAB’s Bonner McLane Public Service Award seven times.


View full Board list at: www.tab.org/about/board-of-directors


The Texas Association of Broadcasters represents more than 1,300 local Radio and Television stations licensed to serve distinct communities throughout the state of Texas. TAB works to promote and protect a favorable economic and regulatory climate for broadcasting at the state and federal levels and to educate members and the public at large about the opportunities available and advances possible through the efforts of free, over-the-air broadcast operations.




Posted by mike mcguff at 9/18/2026 04:05:00 PM Labels:

Saturday, September 12, 2026

Texas media layoffs in Fort Worth and San Antonio


Texas saw two media layoffs this week: one at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and another at Sinclair Broadcast Group's duopoly of News 4 San Antonio WOAI and FOX 29 San Antonio KABB.

According to the News Guild, more than 90 unionized journalists and media workers across 17 publications were laid off Thursday from McClatchy newspapers (owner of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram) around the United States, including at The Miami Herald, The Sacramento Bee and The Kansas City Star. 

Fort Worth Star-Telegram opinion editor Ryan J. Rusak, reporter Maven Navarro and Service Journalism Editor Jake Harris were among those affected.

"I’m sorry to say that my position at the Star-Telegram was among those eliminated this week by McClatchy. The outcome was not unexpected, but the specific timing was," posted on X.  "I enjoyed my 7+ years there, got to use some different muscles, wrote some things I'm still proud of and made some good friends. I'm open to roles inside and out of journalism. I assure you that my skills go beyond snarking on this site, though I do think I'm pretty good at that, too."

"Today, after four months, I was laid off from my first 'big girl' job," posted Navarro.  "I am so grateful for my time at @startelegram where I met the best people. Fort Worth has phenomenal reporters covering their city, and I am so lucky to have had the opportunity to learn from them."





Meanwhile, in San Antonio, News 4 San Antonio WOAI and FOX 29 San Antonio KABB owner Sinclair told MySA.

"WOAI and KABB are committed to positioning the stations for long-term sustainability and we have made the difficult decision to eliminate a small number of positions in our content center [newsroom]," the spokesperson said. "These changes will allow us to operate more efficiently and continue delivering exceptional local news and content to San Antonio viewers. We thank those affected for their contributions to the stations and the community."

I have not seen anything on social media about the Sinclair San Antonio cuts, nor have any on-air folks been removed from the stations' bios sites.

Back in August, I broke the news that Sinclair sister station CBS Austin KEYE had job cuts.




Posted by mike mcguff at 9/12/2026 05:20:00 PM Labels: ,

Thursday, September 03, 2026

KSAT San Antonio debuts 1pm newscast

KSAT 12 San Antonio


KSAT 12 San Antonio announced the launch of The Rundown, a brand-new afternoon newscast airing weekdays at 1 p.m. on KSAT, KSAT.com, and free on KSAT+. 

The newscast premieres Monday, September 14, 2026, offering viewers another opportunity to stay informed with the latest local news, weather, sports and breaking updates at the time and place that works for them.

Adding The Rundown to KSAT’s news lineup reflects how important local daily news is to our community. By adding an extra half hour of local news, viewers in San Antonio, South Texas, and surrounding areas can stay up to date, informed, and safe during breaking news and weather events, whenever and wherever they occur.

In addition to airing on KSAT, The Rundown will also be available on the free KSAT+ app, where viewers can watch at 1 p.m. and again at 5:30 p.m., after KSAT News at Noon and KSAT News at 5 p.m., ensuring viewers have multiple opportunities to stay connected to the day’s top stories.

“More access to news and information is best for our community, not less,” said Jace Larson, News Director at KSAT. “At KSAT, we are dedicated to being in the community, hearing their voices, and bringing their stories to the forefront, creating real change and impact. Adding The Rundown offers another opportunity to do this for South Texas.”

Ashley Parker, Vice President and General Manager of KSAT, added, “Our focus is providing the most access to the local stories and news that matter. That means adding more avenues to stay in the know, not less. At KSAT, our goal is to serve our community, and we will always be at the forefront of this mission.”

Updated programming on KSAT:


    The Rundown (New) – Weekdays 1 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

    Judy Justice (New) – Weekdays 1:30 p.m. – 2 p.m.

    Judy Justice (New) – Weeknights 1 a.m. – 1:30 a.m.

    Tribunal Justice (New) – Weeknights 2 a.m. – 2:30 a.m.




Posted by mike mcguff at 9/03/2026 11:36:00 PM Labels:

Tuesday, September 01, 2026

Texas TV news and radio job moves August 2026



 Send tips for the monthly Texas media job list here.

- 2026 Texas National Edward R. Murrow Award Winners
- Texas Radio Hall of Fame announces 2026 inductees
- 2026 Lone Star Regional Sports EMMY winners


DALLAS - FORT WORTH

Dallas Observer hires multimedia reporter Hannah Everett.

TCU Athletics bans the ‘Star-Telegram.’

Another Mark Davis advertiser faces fraud charges after investors report $7 million lost.

Dallas Stars considering moving game broadcasts to Amazon Prime Video.

Oz Marin joins CBS News Texas KTVT as a morning producer.


HOUSTON

Former KPRC 2 News Director shares chance encounter following Dolly Parton’s passing.

With more than 35 years of leadership in the music, broadcasting, media, and entertainment industries, Ernest Walker, General Manager of KTSU at Texas Southern University, has been invited to join the Recording Academy, the organization behind the GRAMMY Awards, as a member of its 2026 New Member Class.

Isaac Yu is now covering City Hall for the Houston Chronicle. Abby Church says she will be moving to a new role with the newspaper.

Hope Media Group, the ministry behind KSBJ, WayFM, Vida Unida, Worship 24/7, and Hope Nation, announced Nicholas “Nick” Skytland has been named Chief Impact Officer, a newly created executive leadership role designed to accelerate the ministry’s mission reach across platforms. Skytland began his role on August 17.

ABC lawsuit says FCC singled out Houston’s ABC13 over James Talarico interview.

- Tessa Barrera joins Hello Houston
- Madd Hatta's new book "Kase's Little Adventures" & tour
- Deven Clarke leaves KPRC 2 Houston
- Daniella Guzman's message to KPRC 2 viewers upon her return
- Caroline Brown gives birth to baby #2
- 95.7 The Fan takes over The Spot Houston
- KPRC 2 announces new "ENOUGH" 10pm newscast debut
- Charly Edsitty leaving ABC13 Houston
- Tessa Barrera's first Hello Houston episode 08.17.26
- Melanie Lawson makes generous donation to NABJ Chapters
- Wayne Dolcefino joins KSEV 700 with Craig Collins
- SportsTalk 790 shuffles schedule, Matt Thomas and Ross Villarreal move to mornings
- Fmr. Houston TV reporter chased by man while jogging, featured on Inside Edition
- Marcelino Benito named KHOU's CW39 9pm anchor
- Ugochi Iloka is KHOU 11 Saturday AM anchor "for now"
- Derick Garcia joins KPRC 2 Houston
- Fmr. KPRC 2 reporter Jake Reiner talks after parents' murders
- Allison Gargaro expecting second child plus other maternity news
- Houston Life celebrates 10 years on KPRC 2
- Mary Benton honored with Legacy Award at 2026 PRSA Houston Excalibur Awards
- Erin Austin returns to 100.3 The Bull for afternoons as Nick Russo resigns
- Hannah Evans joins KHOU 11 Houston


SAN ANTONIO

KSAT 12's Sarah Spivey is set to appear in a new Discovery Channel documentary revisiting the deadly floods that swept across the Texas Hill Country on July 4, 2025.

- Sarah Acosta leaves KSAT12 San Antonio
- Max Dutton joins KSAT 12 San Antonio


AUSTIN

“93.3 KGSR HD2” relaunched as “Radio Austin” as it begins airing on 103.5 KBPA-HD3 Austin ahead of the loss of its home on KGSR-HD2 and the call letters. 

- CBS Austin to change morning news, two anchor positions eliminated
- Shane Hinton Joins CBS Chicago as Meteorologist
- Maddie Kirker leaves Spectrum News 1 Texas
- Katie Pratt leaves FOX 7 Austin
- Brenna Gibbons joins CBS Austin KEYE


AROUND TEXAS

Sophia Long joins NewsWest 9 KWES Midland-Odessa as a Multi-Skilled Journalist (MSJ).

Lauren Sierra, a reporter and fill-in anchor at CBS 4 and NBC 23 in the Rio Grande Valley, has left the station.

KCEN 6 Waco producer Macy Kendrick becomes the Public Relations & Education Director at Prairielands Groundwater Conservation District.

Jasmine Lotts, a KWTX 10 multimedia journalist and anchor, has left the station.

Shahji Adam leaves 25 News KXXV Waco to join the TMJ4 News Milwaukee, Wisconsin sports department.

El Paso Community Foundation entered into a Public Service Operating Agreement with the University of Texas – El Paso to operate Talk 88.5 KTEP.

Crews to demolish storm-damaged KTXS station.

KCEN 6 News Waco welcomes new Multiskilled Journalist/Reporter, Ashley Henderson.

Jenna Delgado joins KLTV 7 Tyler as a Multimedia Journalist/Reporter.

 “101.9 The Beat” KBXT College Station announced the addition of “Tino Cochino Radio” for afternoons. 

KRIS 6 Corpus Christi's AI-driven overhaul takes shape after mass layoffs.

- Texas TV stations affected by E.W. Scripps layoffs
- Jensen Young joins WGXA Macon
- Matt Farrell leaves KCEN Waco
- Jayden Ramkissoon joins KFDA NewsChannel 10 as meteorologist
- Michelle and Bryan Hofmann sign off KRIS 6 Corpus Christi
- Mauricio Casillas returns to KVIA ABC-7 El Paso
- Joel Robinson joins WZZM 13 On Your Side
- Waco TV sees job changes


REMEMBERING

Houston and beyond radio DJ Ron Parker passed away following a brief illness.

Former San Antonio Telemundo leader José Suárez dies in Kenya helicopter crash.








Posted by mike mcguff at 9/01/2026 07:32:00 PM Labels: , , , , ,

Monday, August 31, 2026

Max Dutton joins KSAT 12 San Antonio



Max Dutton has joined KSAT 12 in San Antonio as a weekend morning anchor and reporter.

Dutton began his new role in August 2026, succeeding Sarah Acosta, who left the weekend morning anchor position earlier this month.

Dutton comes to KSAT 12 from KWCH 12 in Wichita, Kansas, where he spent more than three years as a morning anchor and reporter. He joined KWCH in January 2023 and remained there through August 2026.

Before moving into the anchor role at KWCH, Dutton worked as a multimedia journalist at KSNT TV in Topeka from March 2022 to January 2023.

His television career began with an internship at KAKE in Wichita during the summer of 2021.

Dutton is a 2023 graduate of Baker University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Journalism.




Posted by mike mcguff at 8/31/2026 12:24:00 AM Labels:
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