Kaiti Blake leaves KSAT San Antonio

Kaiti Blake announced she is leaving KSAT 12 San Antonio, but staying in Texas as a meteorologist. 

In an August 2022 Facebook post, Blake says she is now a meteorologist and communications representative for Oncor in Dallas. She adds Oncor is the largest transmission & distribution electric utility in Texas - serving a large area that includes DFW, Tyler, Midland/Odessa, Waco, and as far south as Round Rock.

UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2022
Mia Montgomery joins KSAT San Antonio

Here is what Blake posted on Facebook about leaving San Antonio TV weather:

"I want to share with you that my time on the KSAT Roof is winding down. My husband and I will be starting a new adventure in the DFW area soon. (Oh, Theo is coming, too. 😸) My last day at KSAT will be July 6th.

This decision was 100% mine. I have been presented with an exciting opportunity outside of TV that will challenge me and take me out of my comfort zone. Most importantly, I’m keeping the title of, “meteorologist” - so, I’ll get to continue doing what I love. I’m really excited.

I want to thank our KSAT viewers for always being so supportive and loyal. Please know that my KSAT colleagues - from the news team, to our production folks who get us on the air every day - are working to serve YOU and truly have your best interests at heart.

I can’t say enough about Adam, Justin, Mike, & Sarah. It’s rare in TV to get to work with such great human beings. Yes, they’re awesome meteorologists. But, they’re even better PEOPLE & San Antonio is lucky to have them.

I also want to highlight a very specific group of followers on my social media accounts who got me help for my cat, Theo, a few years ago. I reached out in desperation and some of you pointed me in the right direction. Because of you, Theo is healthy & loving life. I could never repay you! And thank you ALL for always asking about him. It means so much.

Speaking of Theo, you’ll be able to keep up with his antics because I’ll be keeping my social media accounts going! My KSAT-branded pages will be going away after July 6th, but the following will still be active:

Facebook - Kaiti Blake (this page)

Twitter - @KaitiBlake

Instagram - @kaiti_blake

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for making the last almost five and half years so wonderful!

Yours in Pumpkin Spice,
Kaiti"

It sounds like the weekend meteorologist's last day on KSAT will be the 5, 6 and 10pm newscasts on July 1, 2022.

And speaking of Pumpkin Spice, check out when Blake did her "Rooftop Weather" segment dressed as Wednesday Addams for Halloween!

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Blake joined KSAT 12 in April 2017 from her weekday morning and midday meteorologist position at KTAB/KRBC Abilene.

She previously worked for News Channel 12 WJTV Jackson, Mississippi as a weekend morning meteorologist. While at WJTV, Blake earned her master's degree in broadcast meteorology from Mississippi State University. She also worked as a teaching assistant for the university.

The Texas Tech University grad interned with KCBD 11 Lubbock and abc13 KTRK Houston.  

Blake was born and raised right outside of Houston. 

Friends,

I want to share with you that my time on the KSAT Roof is winding down. My husband and I will be starting a new adventure in the DFW area soon. (Oh, Theo is coming, too. 😸) My last day at KSAT will be July 6th.

More here ➡️ https://t.co/sJuq9OiwqB pic.twitter.com/DhTf2WdQmm

— Kaiti Blake (@KSAT_KaitiBlake) June 24, 2022

Kaiti Blake is married

KSAT 12 San Antonio meteorologist Kaiti Blake is officially married to Mark Chapin.

UPDATE JUNE 2022
Kaiti Blake leaves KSAT San Antonio

Blake's post on social media listed her updates: "Got Married, Honeymooned, Ready for 2021."

We even learned that, Theo Blake, the meteorologist's cat, "has already begun the paperwork to have his last name changed."

According to the Events by Jennifer Craft blog, the wedding took place at the The Betty Kelso Center in the San Antonio Botanical Gardens. 

The newly married couple's first dance was to “Follow You Follow Me” by Genesis. 

They both attended Texas Tech so the university's song "Fight, Raiders, Fight" was played during the reception. 

JC Events also notes Chapin works for Coca-Cola, so the soda's elements were worked into the decorations. 

As for Blake, the morning rain didn't have the TV meteorologist worried about the ceremony. She forecasted the weather would be perfect for show time and it was!

According to KSAT, Chapin asked Blake to marry him in November 2019 at the Pearl Amphitheater.  

Chapin took the opportunity of his innocuous birthday celebration and popped the question. He also arranged for their families to be there and then for Blake to have time off to spend time with them since they were in town!

Blake is originally from just outside of the the Houston area. 

She previously worked for WJTV 12 Jackson, Mississippi and KTAB Abilene. 

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Mia Montgomery joins KSAT San Antonio

Mia Montgomery is joining KSAT 12 San Antonio from KBTX 3 Bryan-College Station where she is the "News 3 at Noon" and "First News at Four" meteorologist.

UPDATE FEBRUARY 2025
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UPDATE NOVEMBER 2022
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The San Antonio born and Floresville High School grad starts with the KSAT Weather Authority Team in September 2022.

Here is what Montgomery posted on Facebook Thursday evening about her move from the Brazos Valley to the Alamo City:

"The next few weeks will be my last at KBTX. 

After calling the Brazos Valley home for the past 6 years through my time at A&M and here at KB, my next chapter is taking me back home to San Antonio where I’ll be joining the incredible team of meteorologists at KSAT 12 next month! 

We still have some time together, but I would just like to say thank you for allowing me to be a part of this community and for giving you all things weather alongside the rest of the PinPoint Weather Team. 

I can’t imagine finding a better place to start my career than right here in Aggieland & am SO blessed to have had both Shel & Max to look up to & learn from over the past few years. KBTX & Aggieland will always hold such a special place in my heart."

If I had to guess, I bet Montgomery is replacing meteorologist Kaiti Blake who left KSAT and the TV news biz in July 2022. But as news directors tell me, it is sometimes hard to say person x is actually replacing person y's spot. 

Montgomery joined the KBTX weather department in May 2020.

The Texas A&M University Bachelor of Science in Meteorology grad interned at KBTX and the Weather Channel. 

It is only fitting that the fourth generation Aggie started her TV career at KBTX.

KSAT anchors turned into skeletons!

The KSAT 12 San Antonio morning anchor team members have been transformed into skeletons just in time for Halloween!

"The Dinote family in Stone Oak DID IT," anchor Mark Austin posted on Facebook.  "Their Halloween skeleton crew is now anchoring GMSA!!! Hats off to someone with mad photoshopping skills! Where did the rest of my hair go???"

As noted, the Dinote family changes their skeleton displays with a new theme a day.

And speaking of KSAT, check out meteorologist Kaiti Blake's take on Wednesday Addams in her Rooftop Weather segment.

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DALLAS - FORT WORTH

NBC 5 KXAS's David Finfrock celebrates 45 years at the station.

FOX 4 KDFW Reporter Allison Harris leaves the station.

KSCS/Dallas' Michelle Rodriguez Moves From Middays To 'Hawkeye In The Morning' Show.

KPLX/Dallas Afternoon Host Mark Phillips Departs.

- Russ McCaskey joins WINK News Florida after KTVT
- Ashley Paredez joins ABC 15 KNXV Phoenix
- Andrea Parquet-Taylor named vice president and news director at CBS Los Angeles

HOUSTON

93Q KKBQ Morning Host Kevin Kline Announces Retirement.

Houston Chronicle tech editor Dwight Silverman joining Forbes.

Houston Chronicle real estate reporter Nancy Sarnoff is departing.

Houston Chronicle names Henry Ford as chief revenue officer

iHeartMedia Adds Houston AM For Black Information Network.

Photographer Tyrina Gleinser retires from KPRC 2 after 31 years.

Bill Ingram celebrates 45 years in radio - 24 years at 89.3 KSBJ.

950 KPRC wraps up historic 95th year of broadcasting.

91.7 NGEN radio host DJ Marcus Sullivan serves up motivation in addition to music.

- KHOU Taps Roldan, Boslow and Klein to Lead Content Team in Houston, Texas

- Telemundo Houston was recognized with 14 Lone Star Emmy® Awards

- Two FOX 26 on air talents lose family members to violence

- Kyle Claude named Houston Public Media Executive Director of Content Operations

- FOX 26's Chelsea Edwards's baby is here
- Brittany Jeffers is pregnant with baby #2
- Melanie Lawson battles COVID-19
- Jerrel ‘Hardbody Kiotti’ Brown leaves 97.9 The Box
- Telemundo O&Os ‘Most Accurate’ Spanish-Language Weather Forecasters For 2nd Straight Year
- Carrigan Chauvin joins CW39 KIAH
- David Nuño returns after COVID-19
- Courtney Carpenter leaves CW39 KIAH
- Haley Hernandez delivers baby #2

SAN ANTONIO

After 14 years, Officer Marcus Trujillo says goodbye to GMSA

- Meet KSAT’s new traffic anchor Samuel King

'It was a total surprise:' KENS5 morning anchor Sarah Forgany is expecting her first child.

- Simone De Alba takes over for Irene Cruz News 4 SA WOAI
- Kaiti Blake is married

AUSTIN

Shane Hinton joins KVUE as weekend meteorologist.

AROUND TEXAS

Joey Horta joins KXXV Waco - Temple - Killeen as an anchor.

- Brett Anthony joins KYTX CBS19

- Mike Gillaspia joins KIII after KRIS
- Karsen Buschjost joins Big 2 News KMID Midland/Odessa

REMEMBERING

- Dan Lauck, former KHOU reporter, has died

Ann Criswell, Houston Chronicle food editor for three decades, dies at 87.

Hugh A. "Tony" Lawrence, 73, passes away after a long career as both  a radio announcer/deejay for KPLT, KLTV, WFAA, WRR, KPBC, KPLX, KRLD and as General Manager of a State broadcast network. 

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DALLAS - FORT WORTH

WFAA wins NPPA Station of the Year Award, fourth time in five years.

Mike Sirois Leaves The Ticket in Dallas.

Larry Walker retires from the FOX 4 KDFW production department after 41 years. 

Rachel Wells joins Spectrum News 1 Texas as Dallas bureau News Editorial department Managing Director from CNN.

The Kidd Kraddick Morning Show's Big Al Mack Marries Longtime Sweetheart Aimee Newman.

Dallas City Council Approves Deal For KERA To Take Over Management Of City's Classical WRR.

Krista M. Torralva moves from the Dallas Morning News's breaking news team to cover the court system. 

- Kevan Smith joins NBC 5 DFW KXAS weather
- Niyah Gonzalez joins Spectrum News 1 Texas
- CBS 11 DFW bring your dog to work day
- Andy Adler joins CBS 11 DFW KTVT

HOUSTON

NBC News Names Priscilla Thompson Correspondent Based in Houston.

Brian LaLima joins Sean Salisbury M-F from 6-10am on SportsTalk 790 KBME starting July 5th.

Michael Connor promoted to Astros Insider and Pre/Postgame Show Host for SportsTalk 790 KBME.

How a broadcast reporter for Houston’s KHOU has approached coverage of the Uvalde shooting.

Howard Chen leaves KPRC 2 to join  ESPN as a Houston-based producer.

100.3 The Bull KILT's Nick Russo Makes A Cameo In New Niko Moon Video.

Jonathan M. Alexander joins the Houston Chronicle as a Texans reporter from the Charlotte Observer .

John Wayne Ferguson joins the Houston Chronicle as a general assignment reporter from the Galveston County Daily News.

Pat Fant of SuiteRadio and 101 KLOL first PD named All Access Power Player.

Fallon Davenport announces she is leaving her KHOU 11 producer role to spend time with her newborn son.

Codell Rodriguez joins the Houston Chronicle as an editor on the Metro Desk from the El Paso Times.

- Moby joins Houston Radio Platinum
- Former abc13 producer featured for NBC News work
- Keith Garvin named KPRC 2 evening anchor
- Remeisha Shade joins FOX 26 weather
- Just like 2020 all over again for Houston TV
- Raúl Brindis nominated for the Radio Hall of Fame 2022
- Guillermo Ochoa joins Telemundo Houston
- Mike Iscovitz promoted to chief meteorologist for FOX 26 Houston
- Sofia Ojeda leaves KPRC 2
- Natasha Geigel leaves FOX 26 Houston
- 105.7 KHCB teams up with Spark Media podcasts
- Samica Knight featured on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" segment
- Matthew Seedorff is engaged
- KTSU celebrating 50 years of broadcast excellence with Backyard Party
- Shelby Rose joins FOX 26 Houston
- Wayne Dolcefino arrest leads to judge arrest
- Telemundo Houston celebrates World Cup in Houston

SAN ANTONIO

KSAT 12 Sports Director Greg Simmons to be inducted into SAISD Athletic Hall of Fame

KSAT digital journalist named Media Icon at 2022 Pride Center SA Icons brunch.

“Energy 94.1” KTFM flipped formats to simulcast of “Sports Star” 1250 KZDC/103.3 K277CX.

Sports “Ticket 760” KTKR San Antonio and “1300 The Zone” KVET Austin drop local morning show.

“Tejano 95.7” KLEY expands to a second signal.

- Sharon Ko leaves KENS 5 San Antonio
- Nate Ryan joins KENS San Antonio
- Irene Cruz joins ABC7 KABC Los Angeles
- San Antonio TV stations launch NEXTGEN TV ATSC 3.0
- Isis Romero talks KENS 5 move
- Kaiti Blake leaves KSAT San Antonio

AUSTIN

David Yeomans celebrates 10 years with KXAN's weather department. 

Sara Osburn has departed the “Booker, Alex & Sara” on Hot AC “Mix 94.7” KAMX.

Alana Rocha leaves the Texas Tribune for the Institute for Nonprofit News - leading the Rural News Network + special projects.

Benjamin Klinkenberg joins Spectrum News 1 Texas as a News Editorial department Breaking News Producer in Austin from FOX 7 Austin KTBC.

Alexandra Lang joins the Spectrum News 1 Texas  News Editorial department as an Associate Producer in Austin.

Makenzie Harrison joins the Spectrum News 1 Texas  News Editorial department as an Associate Producer in Austin.

Arnoldo Cesar Vanoye-Diaz joins the Spectrum News 1 Texas News Editorial department as an Associate Producer in Austin. 

Samantha Rojas joins Atmosphere TV from her CBS Austin KEYE/Telemundo Austin digital content producer role. 

- Steven Sarabia leaves FOX 7 Austin
- Bryce Newberry leaves KVUE 24
- Hank Cavagnaro leaves KVUE
- Meredith Aldis joins FOX 7 Austin KTBC
- Mike Rush joins KXAN Austin
- Cory Mose joins KVUE Austin
- KXAN Austin getting new set

AROUND TEXAS

KFDM and FOX4 celebrates start of construction on new station with groundbreaking ceremony.

Kris Radcliffe is celebrating 20 years at KCEN 6 News Waco-Temple-Killeen.

Meteorologist Max Crawford celebrates 7 years at KBTX Bryan-College Station.

Iris Lopez joins "Mike in the Mornings" on 93.1 KISS-FM KSII from the afternoon shift.

Meteorologist Alan Holt celebrates 10 years with KIII-TV3 Corpus Christi.

Ex-KYRK/Corpus Christi, TX Programmer Scott Holt To Undergo Heart Surgery

Jamey Karr To Host Middays On KGNC Amarillo.

- Dan Delgado named KXXV Waco news director
- Kayler Smith joins KMID Midland - Odessa
- Houston anchor's brother to helm KBMT-KJAC Beaumont
- Lauren Adams joins KXXV 25 Waco-Temple-Killeen
- Mauricio Casillas leaves KVIA El Paso
- James King joins KFOX 14 - CBS 4 El Paso
- Bradey King leaves FOX34 KJTV and KCBD 11 Lubbock
- Jair Brooks-Davis joins CBS7 KOSA Midland/Odessa
- Hunter Donahoe joins KTEN Sherman
- Frank Jefferson leaves KETK NBC & FOX51 News Tyler
- BrenShavia Jordan joins KLBK 13 Lubbock
- Drew Davis joins KBTX Bryan-College Station
- Clay Falls leaves KBTX 3 Bryan
- Judd Baker joins KETK Today and Fox 51 Good Day Tyler
- KCBD Lubbock new set

REMEMBERING

Kathleen Ballanfant, Village News and Southwest News founder and publisher, passed away.

Beloved KPRC 2 ‘Father of Morning News,’ Rusty Knight, passes away.

Houston Chronicle photographer Steve Gonzales dies after long cancer battle.

Jim White, Longtime KRLD/Dallas Food And Wine Show Host dies.

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DALLAS - FORT WORTH

Russ McCaskey and Jennifer Lindgren among CBS 11 KTVT layoffs.

CW33 KDAF DFW launching Morning After with Ron Corning and Jenny Anchondo.

KTCK The Tickets adds Fox Sports Radio for Weeknights, Weekends.

Univision DFW teams with schools to launch Unidos para Aprender.

- CBSN Dallas-Fort Worth launches with content produced by CBS 11 KTVT
- Newsradio 1080 KRLD wins two 2020 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards
- Univision Dallas and other markets grab top spot during May 2020 Sweeps
- Dallas TV news opens and promos from the early 2000s


HOUSTON

97.5 FM KFNC hosts Raheel Ramzanali and Barry Laminack lost their jobs because of the economic downturn associated with the COVID-19 pandemic the station said.
- Josh Innes joins ESPN 97.5 KFNC

740 KTRH morning news editor John Labus leaves for Harris County job.

Todd Freed's High School Sports Zone show on KUBE 57 has been cancelled due to economic factors stemming from the Coronavirus.

KPRC 2 consumer reporter/anchor Amy Davis celebrates 15 years with channel 2.

FOX 26 KRIV technical director Stuart Green retires from the station since 1986. Before that he was an audio director and camera operator at KXAN Austin from 1980 to 1986.

Amanda Drane joins the Houston Chronicle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts' Amanda Drane.

The Houston Chronicle won the Newsroom of the Year award in the state’s annual journalism contest, marking the second year in a row the newspaper has earned such a high honor. The Texas Associated Press Managing Editors (TAPME), which oversees the contest, made the announcement.

Texans drama provides 610 KILT morning ratings surge.

Reporter Sally Mamdooh leaves KPRC 2.

Chris Pruitt Vice President and General Manager of CW39 KIAH. He comes from Nexstar sister-station FOX 44 KWKT-KYLE in Waco, Temple, Killeen and Bryan-College Station.

Roula Christie of the 104.1 KRBE The Roula & Ryan Show launches Weekends with Roula syndicated show

abc13 KTRK reporter Stefania Okolie starts athletic brand Solely Fit.

Dayna Steele starts new podcast ‘The Rock Star Principles of Success’

When KHOU 11's Dan Rather met Hurricane Carla.

- Madd Hatta interviewed on "The Jimbo Podcast"
- Anastasiya Bolton is part of TEGNA's Deep Dive team in Houston
- Houston Colt .45s 950 KPRC radio poster from 1962
- "We Dem Arby's BoyZ"
- Univision Houston and other markets grab top spot during May 2020 Sweeps
- Brhe Berry's baby is here
- Kris Gutierrez talks faith and God
- Live From The QZ with Chance McClain
- "Producer Hoss" in hospital with COVID-19
- KPRC Doppler 2000 Promo
- KPRC wins two 2020 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards
- Riki Rachtman bringing back Headbangers Ball
- Kevin Roth new baby
- KHOU 11 Honored with a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award
- The future of TV news work after COVID-19
- How does a Television Work? Simple Explanation of Producing a TV Image
- abc13 KTRK holds virtual town hall to address COVID-19 & communities of color
- Why Sitcoms Stopped Using Laugh Tracks
- Telemundo sets prime time show "100 Dias para Enamorarons" in Houston
- Houston Outlaws to face off in Lone Star Showdown with Dallas Fuel
- Making of A Newscast - CBS Evening News - 1985
- abc13 KTRK Virtual Town Hall discusses COVID-19 impact in Houston Asian American Community
- KPRC 2 anchors & managers answer viewer questions
- Houston TV news opens-promos from early 2000s

SAN ANTONIO

KENS 5 San Antonio morning traffic anchor Niku Kazori has left the TEGNA station.

San Antonio viewers have made KENS 5 Eyewitness News This Morning the city’s most watched morning newscast in the recently completed May Nielsen ratings race.

KSAT 5, 6 and 10pm anchor Steve Spriester featured in Rapper Future's latest album “High Off Life."

Learn a little more about the KSAT meteorologist Justin Horne and the "Junior Meterologist” series.

Get to know Fox-29 and News 4 San Antonio's newest reporter Gloria DeLeon.

KSAT 12 Meteorologist Kaiti Blake has been designated as a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist by the American Meteorological Society.

KSAT12 welcomes reporter Sarah Acosta back after surgery for ruptured achilles.

- San Antonio TV news opens-promos from early 2000s

AUSTIN

KVUE 24 Austin Chief Meteorologist Albert Ramon is heading to News Nation on WGN America

NewsChannel 9 WSYR Syracuse, NY morning anchor Jennifer Sanders returns to Texas at KXAN Austin.

Spectrum Austin Anchor Meg Bonacorsi had been missing from the air a few months ago and and she went on social media to explain why.

KGSR Imports Brooke & Jeffrey For Mornings.


AROUND TEXAS

Three key members of ABC7 Amarillo KVII are leaving at the same time. Chief Meteorologist Steve Kersh, Morning and Midday Meteorologist Alyssa Pawlak and Niccole Caan are all leaving the station. Caan is leaving for a job in San Antonio.

Brittney Cottingham becomes assistant news director at KFDX Wichita Falls.

Olivia Rae Whitehead joins KLBK Lubbock as their weekend anchor/reporter.

Jordan Evans joins the KXXV Waco weather team.

Scripps owned KRIS Corpus Christi lost its TV tower when it went down in high winds.

How the Editor of a Small East Texas Newspaper Won a Pulitzer Prize.


REMEMBERING

Cleverley Stone dies of cancer.

Retired KPRC 2 photographer Wendel Johnson remembered by colleagues and friends in the field

Arif Memon, 58, a well-known DJ for 106.1 HUMFM, was killed in a crash.

Longtime sportswriter, radio host Roger B. Brown remembered for vibrant personality. Brown, the Star-Telegram’s first full-time black sportswriter, covered the Dallas Mavericks and high schools.

Former KTSA/San Antonio, Texas Public Radio News Anchor Brent Boller dies.

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DALLAS - FORT WORTH

Carlos Tamez joins Estrella TV as news director/managing editor.

Julie Fine renews her agreement as political reporter and anchor of Lone Star Politics at KXAS. - Napoli

Allie Spillyards renews her agreement as reporter at KXAS. - Napoli

Nicole Nielsen joins CBS 11 KTVT.

Former CBS 11 KTVT general manager and Nexstar Broadcasting Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Brian Jones to retire.

CBS 11 KTVT Programming Director Ken Foote retiring.

Stella M. Chávez starts Immigration & Demographics beat at KERA.

Alejandra Martinez KERA as a reporter.

The Dallas Morning News is testing out reporter-specific promo codes for readers on the fence about subscribing.

Classical music in quarantine: WRR builds connections over the airwaves.

- NBC 5 KXAS launches "Texas Today," Dallas-Fort Worth’s New Lifestyle Program
- Pretend to be A FOX 4 KDFW Good Day anchor

HOUSTON

Khambrel Marshall reports the weather and supports Houston.

Houston Public Media’s Ernie Manouse says being out ‘enriches’ his life.

Why I love Texas: KPRC’s new anchor Lisa Hernandez shares her love for Houston’s sports, diversity and food.

Joey Guerra spotlights diverse local musicians at the Houston Chronicle.

KPRC 2 investigative reporter Joel Eisenbaum celebrates 15 years with the station.

Sports editor and LGBTQ ally Jenny Dial Creech advocates for progress at The Athletic Houston.

Morning meteorologist Elita Loresca celebrates five years at abc13 KTRK.

Reporter Janelle Bludau celebrates three years with KHOU 11.

Steve Campion renews his agreement as an MMJ and reporter at KTRK in Houston. - Napoli

Houston Chronicle digital reporter ShaCamree Gowdy was selected for the Poynter-Koch Media and Journalism Fellowship.

An Advocate at ABC13: Brandon de Hoyos uses his platform to promote LGBTQ equality.

Dr Jim Siebert renews his agreement as Chief Meteorologist at FOX 26 KRIV. - NWT

Victoria Cordova helps Houston Public Media address the needs of its audience.

Former KHOU 11 reporter Drew Karedes renews his agreement as reporter at WFXT in his hometown of Boston. - Napoli

From TV to online: The evolution of remote learning at UH.

Ex-Chronicle reporter accused of attempted sexual assault of child.

- Former Houston TV News Producer Promoted to President of Myriad Global, USA
- abc13 KTRK virtual town hall discussing relationship between police and communities of color
- Lisa Hernandez debuts on KPRC 2
- Steve Simon exits CW39 KIAH
- VIDEO: KPRC 2 Uniquely Dominique Sachse
- Brett Buffington leaves KHOU 11
- Juan Beltran exits abc13 KTRK
- Melanie Lawson and Chauncy Glover's conversation about racism
- Ron “The Show” Hughley joins SportsRadio 610 KILT
- Getting to know Eric Rowe - Producer Roula & Ryan Show 104.1 KRBE
- KPRC 2 Investigators 2000 Promo - Tony Kovaleski
- What happened to Mario Diaz?
- Morning traffic anchor Chrisdyann Uribe leaves FOX 26 KRIV Houston
- KHOU 11 noon and 4pm meteorologist Erika Lopez re-joins KVUE Austin as chief meteorologist
- Melanie Lawson's town hall discussing race relations and our Faith communities
- Tom Koch now does weddings
- Dominique Sachse talks with psychotherapist about coping with anxiety, depression and isolation
- Hannah Mackenzie leaves KPRC 2
- Melanie Lawson involved in Juneteenth documentaries
- Mike Iscovitz's amazing dog rescue story
- KPRC 2's "Houston Life" is moving
- KTRK GM Wendy Granato tests positive for COVID-19
- Houston Public Media experiences staff cuts due to COVID-19 budget shortfalls
- Houston teen builds HTX Breaking News into big news brand
- Houston Chronicle reporter Jay R. Jordan has breaking news come to him
- 104.1 KRBE wins big at 2020 Worldwide Radio Summit Industry Awards
- TNCRadio wants to be Houston's online driving online station
- Chauncy Glover hosts town hall discussing violence against transgender women of color
- Dave Ward interviews Rudy Tomjanovich, Smokin Joe’s Driving Range back, 2015 Peach Bowl on CW39
- Bill Barajas tested positive for COVID-19
- Executive News Director Sally Ramirez to leave KHOU 11
- KHOU 11 4pm anchor Russ Lewis to retire
- 104.1 KRBE "Roula and Ryan Show's" Ryan Chase tests positive for COVID-19


SAN ANTONIO

Myra Arthur returns to KSAT after birth of second child: The veteran KSAT anchor has been out on maternity leave.

Black members of the KSAT family reflect on recent protests against racism.

Sarah Acosta renews her agreement at KSAT as a Reporter/Anchor. - NWT

Japhanie Gray renews her Reporter agreement at KSAT. - NWT

Larry Ramirez renews his agreement as sports anchor and reporter at KSAT. - Napoli

Jack Acosta celebrates five years as news director at KENS5. He was previously assistant news director at KHOU 11 Houston.

Kaiti Blake enters into a new agreement as a Weekend Meteorologist at KSAT. - NWT

iHeartMedia Austin/San Antonio has announced Jason McCollim has been named Senior Vice President of Programming.

Emmy and AP award-winning news producer Alicia Nicole celebrates five years with News 4 San Antonio WOAI and KABB FOX 29.

Introducing KSAT Explains, a new weekly look at the biggest issues facing San Antonio - it is free to stream on smart TVs, devices and KSAT.com

Alpha Media launches WE 103.3/San Antonio.

- Leslie Mouton leaves KSAT 12
- KVII Amarillo Investigative Reporter/Anchor Niccole Caan joining KENS 5 San Antonio as consumer investigative reporter


AUSTIN

Austin’s KXAN Investigations are as big as Texas. Find out why KXAN Austin’s latest investigation involved almost two dozen people in news, digital, production and marketing, and how the station balances that content on TV and digital platforms across all the Nexstar stations in the Lone Star State.

John Engel makes a 60 market move as he is named Political Reporter at KXAN Austin from WCYB Tri-Cities, Tennessee. - NWT

Tony Plohetski celebrates 20 years at the Austin American-Statesman.

Hema Mullur renews her agreement as primary anchor at KEYE. - Napoli

Sports Anchor/Reporter Emily Giangreco celebrates a year at KVUE 24.

KOKE/Austin’s Bob Cole diagnosed with COVID-19.


AROUND TEXAS

Mark Garcia named VP & GM of KMID Midland/Odessa.

James Brown leaves KBMT Beaumont

Mike Lee promoted to VP-GM of KWKT & KYLE Waco/Temple/Bryan.

Lori Bruffett promoted to KBTX GM.

Ramon J. Pineda to lead KRIS Corpus Christi.

Paul Alexander is the new news director for KFDM Beaumont. He formerly was an ND in Corpus Christi and Brownsville.

KWES Odessa reporter Cory Mose delivers fun standup.

Emani Payne moves to WNCN Raleigh, NC as a reporter/MMJ from KCEN Waco/Temple/Killeen anchor/reporter. - NWT

Amarillo Radio: KXGL Taps Ashley & Brad For Wake-Up Duty.

KORQ Abilene flips from Top 40 To Country.

Stephanie Bates announces she will be joining the ABC7 KVII Amarillo team as weekend meteorologist/reporter.

General Manager Danny Aguilar leaves Fox West Texas stations.

UT Tyler to launch new NPR affiliate with KVUT purchase.

- John-Thomas Kobos, KIII morning anchor & marriage officiant