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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

Tuesday, September 22, 2026

Laura Casillas promoted to Multimedia Journalist for ‘Noticias Telemundo Colorado’

Laura Casillas has been promoted to multimedia journalist (MMJ) at Telemundo Colorado KDEN.

A two-time Emmy Award nominee for her production work, Casillas has more than five years of experience in the Denver market. Since July, Casillas has contributed to Noticias Telemundo Colorado in on-camera and production roles.

“Laura is a talented journalist who understands our community and brings valuable experience covering the stories that matter to viewers across Colorado,” said Emmanuel López-Capó, News Director of Telemundo Colorado. “Her knowledge of the Denver market, strong reporting skills and commitment to local journalism make her a natural fit for this expanded role.”

Throughout her career, Casillas has covered a wide range of stories, including crime, local government, and immigration. In 2024, the Colorado Broadcasters Association recognized her for her coverage of ViVe School, an educational initiative serving migrant children in Denver.

Before joining Telemundo Colorado, Casillas worked at Univision Denver, where she produced, reported, and anchored local newscasts.

She began her career in 2021 at 9NEWS KUSA Denver as a bilingual digital producer and host of Culture Report.

Sunday, March 15, 2026

Lauren Scafidi leaves 9NEWS KUSA Denver, joins FOX 32 Chicago

Lauren Scafidi has left her 9NEWS KUSA Denver weekend morning anchor position as of March 2026 and is headed for a job with FOX 32 Chicago WFLD.

At KUSA, Scafidi also helped launch and anchor a streaming broadcast from 10 a.m. to noon, expanding the station’s digital news offerings.

Scafidi joined 9NEWS in August 2023 as a dayside and nightside multimedia journalist and fill-in anchor. Her work earned an Emmy Award for weather-related live reporting before she was promoted to weekend morning anchor in December 2024.

Before moving to Denver, Scafidi spent more than five years at WWTV-WWUP 9&10 News in Cadillac, Michigan. From October 2018 to August 2023, she anchored Michigan This Morning, the station’s 4:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. broadcast. She earned Michigan Association of Broadcasters awards for Best Anchor and Best Use of New Media. In addition to anchoring, she produced a weekly “Inside the Kitchen” segment highlighting local restaurants and created the We’re Offscript podcast featuring influential figures across Michigan.

Earlier at WWTV, Scafidi served as a reporter and fill-in anchor for Michigan This Morning and later for The Four, the station’s lifestyle program, helping launch the new 4 p.m. show. Her reporting during that time earned Michigan Association of Broadcasters honors for Best Reporter and Best Feature Story.

Scafidi is a graduate of University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where she earned a degree in Broadcast Journalism. While in college, she served as president of the Society of Professional Journalists student chapter and gained on-air experience as a sideline reporter for Big Ten Network Plus, as well as a reporter and anchor for campus media outlets including UI-7 News, Good Morning Illini, WPGU 107.1 FM, The Daily Illini, and See You Weekly. She interned with WCIA in Champaign, Illinois.

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Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Briana Fernandez promoted at 9NEWS KUSA Denver

Briana Fernandez has been promoted to morning traffic anchor for 9NEWS KUSA, Denver, Colorado.

Fernandez, who has been a morning reporter and fill-in traffic anchor, takes over for Erica Lopez.

She joined the team in January 2023.

Before joining KUSA, Fernandez was a traffic and breaking news anchor at NBC2 WBBH in Fort Myers, Florida.

She previously worked for WBTW News 13 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, as a bureau reporter in Florence.

The Miami-born and raised Fernandez started her TV career as a news writer with WSVN 7 Miami.

The Florida Atlantic University grad received a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism, with a minor in business.

- Jordan Chavez leaving 9NEWS KUSA Denver after 9 years
- Drew Carney joins 9NEWS KUSA Denver

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Tuesday, January 13, 2026

Drew Carney joins 9NEWS KUSA Denver

Drew Carney is the new anchor for 9NEWS Mornings, joining the Denver team in January 2026.

Carney takes over for Jordan Chavez, who just left the TV biz.

Before moving to Colorado, Drew spent 19 years with TEGNA sister station KGW 8 Portland, Oregon, where he anchored the morning news and became a familiar face across the region.

He was also the longtime host and producer of the station’s highly popular “Out & About” series, delivering live, community-focused segments that spotlighted local businesses, organizations, and events throughout Oregon and southwest Washington.

Earlier in his career, the Temple University graduate worked as a sports anchor and reporter in Texas for KRBC Abilene and in Pennsylvania for WJAC Johnstown.

Entertainment/traffic anchor Erica Lopez just left KUSA mornings for WFAA 8 Dallas-Fort Worth.

Saturday, January 10, 2026

Jordan Chavez leaving 9NEWS KUSA Denver after 9 years

Jordan Chavez signed off from 9NEWS Mornings on KUSA Denver, Friday, January 9, 2026, after nine years with the TEGNA station.

UPDATE
Drew Carney joins 9NEWS KUSA Denver

Chavez is not the only 9NEWS Mornings talent leaving. Entertainment and traffic anchor Erica Lopez recently left for WFAA 8 Dallas-Fort Worth.

"I didn't just somehow survive a 2:30 a.m. alarm for the past several years," Chaves said on-air during his last day. "I was actually excited to get out of bed and be here with y'all every day."

The station says Chavez is leaving the TV news biz.

Before joining KUSA in March 2017, the Texas State University graduate worked as a weekend anchor at KAMR Local 4 in Amarillo.

- Jaden Knowles joins 9NEWS KUSA Denver
- Ashley Moore joins 9News KUSA Denver

Saturday, January 03, 2026

Texas 2025 TV and radio job moves

Thursday, December 25, 2025

Erica Lopez joins WFAA 8 DFW

Erica Lopez is joining WFAA 8 Dallas-Fort Worth as a morning traffic anchor from TEGNA sister station 9NEWS KUSA Denver, Colorado, where she has been an entertainment and traffic anchor.

UPDATE
- Briana Fernandez promoted at 9NEWS KUSA Denver
- Dia Wall and Matt Howerton join WFAA 8 mornings
- Marc Istook to leave WFAA 8 DFW

- Collin Myers debuts on WFAA 8 DFW

And this is not Erika Lopez, who previously worked for TEGNA in Houston and Austin. She takes over for Brianda Villegas, who left WFAA this past summer.

Lopez joined the 9NEWS team in August 2020 as the traffic anchor for Mile High Mornings, delivering traffic reports every weekday from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. She was later promoted to weekday noon co-anchor just three months after joining the station. In addition to anchoring, Lopez field-anchored traffic coverage and reports on transportation issues as part of the station’s monthly Driving Forward franchise.

Before moving to Denver, Lopez spent two years in Birmingham, Alabama, working at ABC 33/40 WBMA. There, she anchored and reported traffic during the morning newscasts and anchored the 9 a.m. hour of Good Morning Alabama.

Earlier in her career, Lopez worked in Charleston, South Carolina, at WCIV ABC News 4, where she anchored traffic on the station's four-hour morning show across its ABC and FOX duopoly. She also served as a fill-in host for Lowcountry Live, a one-hour lifestyle program.

She earned a bachelor’s degree in Journalism and New Media from Towson University. Before that, she attended Liberty University, where she competed as a Division I cross-country and track athlete on scholarship, plus served as a traffic intern for WBAL 11 News in Baltimore.

Proud of her heritage, Lopez is Colombian and Italian, and both of her parents are first-generation.

- Jordan Chavez leaving 9NEWS KUSA Denver after 9 years

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Thursday, September 04, 2025

KBTX sports changes in summer 2025

There have been two reporter departures in the KBTX News 3 Bryan-College Station sports department as of summer 2025.

Morgan Weaver, who joined the KBTX Sports team in June 2021, joins 12 News on WPRI 12 and FOX Providence.

Nicole Griffith, who joined the KBTX sports team in July 2022, heads off to 9NEWS KUSA Denver.

Wednesday will be my last day at KBTX. While it’s difficult, I tried to summarize how much my time here has meant to me.

Thank you for everything, Brazos Valley. 🫶🏻 pic.twitter.com/X7fHmcn7VO
— Morgan Weaver (@morganweaver_) August 2, 2025

Thank you Texas 🤍 pic.twitter.com/gxGpb63XKX
— Nicole Griffith (@nicolegriff_) July 18, 2025

Friday, August 01, 2025

Alec Nolan joins FOX 7 Austin

Alec Nolan is the new weekend anchor at FOX 7 Austin KTBC, effective July 2025.

He takes over for John Krinjak, who recently left KTBC to join sister station FOX 2 KTVU in San Francisco as a reporter. Katie Pratt has been filling in as the weekend anchor.

Speaking of the West Coast, Nolan arrives from a sports anchor role at ABC30 KFSN Fresno Action News, where he has been since March 2022. His former GM is in Texas now, too.

He previously worked at NewsChannel 21 KTVZ Bend, Oregon, as a Weekend Anchor/Reporter.

Before that, Nolan worked three years in sales departments as an Account Executive, working at both KEYT in Santa Barbara and KUSA 9News Denver.

A graduate of UC Santa Barbara, Nolan worked as a Sports Reporter/Host at the school's 91.9 FM KCSB Santa Barbara

Tuesday, July 29, 2025

Former KPRC reporter named KSAT news director

Jace Larson left the KPRC 2 Houston investigative team in 2016, but returns to Texas at Graham Media Group's sister station, KSAT 12 San Antonio, as news director, according to his X profile and as first reported by Rick Gevers.

He takes the role of Mario Orellana, who left the KSAT ND role for a GMG corporate role in April.

Larson has recently served as News Director at FOX17 WXMI Grand Rapids, Michigan, a role he assumed in November 2024.

Previously, Larson served as Director of Newsgathering at Scripps News from February 2022 to November 2024. Based in Denver, he led a national reporting team at the 24/7 live news network.

From August 2019 to February 2022, Larson was Director of National Content for local stations within the E.W. Scripps Company.

Between 2016 and 2019, Larson served as a National Investigative Reporter. He produced investigative stories for both national distribution and Denver7 KMGH, earning multiple Emmy Awards for his work.

Larson’s previous role was as an Investigative Reporter at KPRC in Houston from 2013 to 2016.

According to his KPRC bio, which is still online, at the time, Larson had already earned a Columbia DuPont Award, Emmy Awards, and an Edward R. Murrow regional award.

From 2007 to 2013, Larson was an Investigative Reporter at 9NEWS KUSA Denver.

Earlier in his career, Larson served as an Investigative Reporter and Unit Executive Producer at FOX23/KOKI Tulsa, Oklahoma, from 2003 to 2007.

Larson began his career at WGEM Quincy, Illinois, where he worked as a general assignment reporter before serving as the morning anchor from 2000 to 2003.

He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication from Principia College in 2000.

While we are talking Graham changes, another former Texan is moving up in the organization. WKMG News 6 Orlando Manager of Content and Coverage Erik Sandoval announced he is the new Director of Storytelling for the entire Graham Media Group of stations.

Back in the late 1990s, Erik Rinderle, as he was known on-air, was an anchor at KWTX 10 Waco-Temple-Killeen. Rick Bradfield would be proud.

Monday, June 09, 2025

Texas TV news and radio job moves May 2025

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- WFAA and KPRC nominated for National Emmys
- 2025 Edward R. Murrow Award Texas winners

DALLAS - FORT WORTH

Newy Scruggs is getting inducted into the 2025 Lone Star EMMY Chapter Hall of Fame.

How The Ticket Continues To Dominate the Metroplex Under Jeff Catlin.

99.5 The Wolf wishes Smokey Rivers a VERY Happy 30th Wolf anniversary.

Berna Dean Steptoe, WFAA political producer and co-founder of 'Inside Texas Politics', retires after 33 years with the station.

Lori Brown renews her agreement at FOX 4 KDFW as a reporter.

Chip Waggoner is the ‘New Voice of LH Varsity Football.’

- No, Pete Delkus did not fire Jesse Hawila on-air
- From DFW to El Paso, TV love is in the air
- Bill Nardi named Nexstar VP of Station Operations
- Can FOX 4 'Good Day' anchors guess the masked reporters?
- FOX 4 reporter witnesses papal announcement in person
- Haddie Djemal talks #HireAJournalist
- Pete Delkus is not DFW's "American Idol"
- Scott Padgett joining CBS New York's First Alert Weather

HOUSTON

Houston Chronicle Editorial Board wins Pulitzer Prize for series on dangers of stopped trains.

PaperCity’s Legendary Society Editor Shelby Hodge Earns Dave Ward Excellence In Media Award — Inside Crime Stoppers’ Heroes Night.

Listening to Hope and History with KPFT’s Queer Voices.

KHOU 11 News Morning Executive Producer Taylor Berry leaves the station.

Rosie Nguyen reveals she is joining Rice University.

Brian Rausch named Houston Chronicle's new weekend editor.

The Houston Chronicle named Haajrah Gilani as its new religion reporter to cover the complex intersection of faith and culture in Texas.

Rachel Nostrant joins the Houston Chronicle as an energy reporter.

Michael Edison joins KPRC 2 as a photographer.

Cameron Charles Lee joins KPRC 2 as a video editor.

Aviva Bechky joins the Houston Chronicle food team.

Ray Lamoureux joins CW39 KIAH as Director of Marketing and Brand.

- Courtney Carpenter's ABC13 baby shower
- Mo from 100.3 The Bull joins Rod Ryan Show
- Hope Media Group Promotes Jeff Evans to Vice President of Radio
- Brittany Ford returns to Houston
- “What's Your Point?” celebrates 500 episodes on FOX 26 Houston
- Rashi Vats talks TV and parenting
- Marlene Guzmán leaves Telemundo Houston
- 950 KPRC AM turns 100
- Former KPRC 2 photojournalist injured in crash
- Behind the scenes of Big 2 News KPRC Houston - 1978
- Houston setting for new OWN show 'Heart and Hustle'
- Former Houston radio DJ's business smashed
- Katherine Whaley shows support for Hermann Park
- Chris Pickett named APD and MD for 89.3 KSBJ
- What went wrong at the Houston Landing?
- Mycah Hatfield named ABC13 Houston investigative reporter
- Shelby Coppedge joins Houston Astros games as fill-in host
- Caroline Brown returns to KPRC 2 Houston
- Mike Stanton no longer on Houston Astros TV shows
- Shannon Ryan added to 8am streaming on ABC13 Houston
- Kaitlin Monte talks about her quiet departure from FOX 26
- Caroline Collins asked co-anchor Rashi Vats "Will you be my bridesmaid?"
- Where is Alex Bozarjian?
- Adam Winkler back broadcasting sports
- Brittaney Wilmore named ABC13 Director of Community Engagement
- Marcelino Benito welcomes baby #2
- Sean McLaughlin named KPRC 2 VP and GM
- Amy Davis celebrating 20 with KPRC 2
- Former Houston TV anchor in new Tyler Perry movie

SAN ANTONIO

KAJA's Randy Carroll Segues To Ambassador.

These national anchors, reporters have San Antonio ties.

Footage shows mayoral candidate Gina Ortiz Jones holding cellphone during taped Univision debate.

Chelsea Santiago joins KENS 5 as a producer.

- Erik Scott Smith joins Y100 San Antonio
- Casey Viera leaves KENS 5 San Antonio
- San Antonio Radio Hall of Fame 2025 class announced
- Sarah Spivey reveals how KSAT 12 helped with her long struggle
- Deborah Knapp signs off KENS 5 San Antonio
- SA Live's impossible mission to book Tom Cruise

AUSTIN

Jeff McCord retires from his full-time position as KUTX 98.9's Music Editor.

CBS Austin evening anchor Walt Maciborski named the Texas Broadcaster of the Year by the Texas Association of Broadcasters.

Nikki Nite Knows the Battle For Time and Attention is Tougher Than Ever For Radio.

Texas Monthly welcomes senior writer Robert Downen, digital managing editor Katharine Jose, copy editor Anahi Molina, Texas Country Reporter videographer Matt Rainwaters, and editorial coordinator Brooklyn Moore.

KXAN’s Jennifer Sanders is the 2025 Austinite of the Year.

Mix 94.7 Austin’s Brad Booker and the Importance of Grade A Content.

- Matt Fernandez leaves KVUE Austin
- Sophia Stamas leaves CBS Austin
- Tyler Feldman joins Locked On NHL Game Night
- LeVon Whittaker joins KXAN Austin
- KVUE anchor can't resist the pet segment

AROUND TEXAS

KTSM 9 El Paso's Robert Bettes celebrates 30 years in the TV biz.

The Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce named KLVI News Talk 560's Al Caldwell as the 2025 Man of the Year.

KTAB and KRBC Abilene News Director Manny Diaz leaves for a Nexstar corporate job.

Neighborhood News Reporter Stephanie Molina joined the KRIS 6 News team in March 2025.

Sonji Milburn joined the NewsWest 9 KWES Midland - Odessa team in February 2025 as a Multi-Skilled Journalist.

Multiskilled Journalist Kayla Choates leaves KBMT 12News Beaumont.

Hunter Doughty joins News Channel 6 KAUZ Wichita Falls team as a reporter.

“104.1 The Ranch” KKUS Tyler dropped local origination and is now using Westwood One’s 24/7 Classic Country programming.
- Big D & Bubba off the airwaves in East Texas.

Jim Nash departs “Texas Knockout 105.7” KTKO Beeville.

Chris Nunley is News 12 KXII Sherman's Fill-In Meteorologist and has been with the team since April 2025.

Naidy Escobar leaves KRIS 6 News Corpus Christi where she was a Multimedia Journalist.

Ana Conejo joins KRIS 6 News Corpus Christi as a Multimedia Journalist.

REMEMBERING

Ronnie Dugger, Crusading Texas Journalist, Dies at 95.

Broadcasters Mourn Loss of Radio Legend Jack Dillard Sr., 93

KENS 5 photographer Dario Ramos died just days before his 49th birthday.

- José Griñán has passed away

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