Ivory Hecker Fox 26 Project Veritas on air announcement video and firing

Ivory Hecker is no longer a reporter for FOX 26 KRIV after announcing live on the station's Monday 5pm newscast that she was teaming up with Project Veritas to expose owner FOX Television Stations. 

"FOX 26 adheres to the highest editorial standards of accuracy and impartiality," a FOX 26 spokesperson told mikemcguff.com in a statement.  "This incident involves nothing more than a disgruntled former employee seeking publicity by promoting a false narrative produced through selective editing and misrepresentation." 

Here is a partial transcript of Hecker's report from what aired Monday during the FOX 26 Houston 5pm newscast.

"Before we get to that story, I want to let you the viewers know that Fox Corp has been muzzling me to keep certain information from you, the viewers, and from what I'm gathering. I am not the only reporter being subjected to this. I am going to be releasing some recordings about what goes on behind the scenes at Fox because it implies to you, the viewers, I found a nonprofit journalism group called Project Veritas is going to put that out tomorrow. So tune in to them."

Tuesday evening, Project Veritas released its video interview with Hecker you can see embedded below. The Daily Beast talked with Hecker too.

RELATED

- Ivory Hecker returns to FOX 26 after father's death

- FOX 26's Ivory Hecker is a singer-songwriter

- VIDEO: Ivory Hecker gives us a behind the scenes look

After the Project Veritas video was released, Hecker took to Instagram to say she has more recordings to release.

"This story has not fully been told," Hecker said on the embedded Instagram story below.  "It is very sad that it came to this. This is a company I loved and wanted to stay with. This is all very tragic. But I want to tell you guys, the outpouring has been so heartwarming. And I know that I know that it's because you guys are as fed up with this as as I am of news corporations saying that they just don't care about the questions and concerns of a large swath of the audience."

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Ivory Hecker (@real.ivory)

Before Hecker joined FOX 26 as a reporter in 2017, she also worked as a television news reporter for:

KARE Minneapolis

WLEX Lexington, KY

WACH Columbia, SC

KBJR Duluth, MN

Hecker holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Journalism from Syracuse University.

*This post has been updated with new Ivory Hecker video and FOX 26 KRIV official statement

Ivory Hecker joins FOX 26 KRIV

Ivory Hecker to join Fox 26 KRIV as a reporter from KARE-TV Minneapolis

Ivory Hecker has joined KRIV as a general assignment reporter, announced station Vice President and News Director, Susan Schiller. Effective October 2nd, Hecker will report for various station newscasts.

UPDATE JUNE 2021
Ivory Hecker Fox 26 Project Veritas on air announcement video and firing

In making the announcement, Schiller stated, “Ivory will make a great addition to the FOX 26 team because she brings a passion and versatility to her reporting, whether she’s covering breaking news, a city council meeting, or a feature story.”

Most recently, Hecker served as a reporter and early morning anchor for KARE-TV in Minneapolis. Prior to that, she held the position of reporter at stations including WLEX-TV in Lexington, KY, WACH-TV in Columbia, SC, and KBJR-TV in Duluth, MN.

A graduate of Syracuse University, Hecker holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Journalism.

Hecker added, “I can’t wait to be a Texan, sharing Houston’s stories and working alongside a great group of professionals who genuinely care about their community and each other.”

KRIV is part of the FOX Television Stations, one of the nation's largest owned-and-operated network broadcast groups, comprising 28 stations in 17 markets and covering over 37% of U.S. television homes. This includes seven duopolies in the top 10 markets: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, Washington, D.C. and Houston; as well as duopolies in Minneapolis, Phoenix, Orlando and Charlotte.


(This post was taken from a release sent to me by FOX Television Stations)

FOX 26's Ivory Hecker is a singer-songwriter

FOX 26 KRIV reporter/fill-in anchor Ivory Hecker's guitar hobby is developing into a real passion

Ivory Hecker - The Song Of You And Me (Official Music Video)

If you watch FOX 26 KRIV reporter/fill-in anchor Ivory Hecker's Instagram, then you'll know she is developing into quite the singer/songwriter.

I asked Hecker about her guitar and singing journey.

Mike McGuff: How long have you been playing guitar?

Ivory Hecker: I’ve been playing guitar off and on since I was about 14. My dad bought me a classical guitar for Christmas that year.


How many songs have you written?

I’ve written ten songs in the past two months. I couldn’t write before that. I was hit with a lot of inspiration in 2019, and the songs came effortlessly and unexpectedly. I grabbed my guitar one day in November to play the covers of my favorite songs, like I often do when I want to zen out. This time an original song flowed right out of my soul and caught me by surprise. I was delighted. I wrote it down. The songs have kept coming to me ever since. Some of them have come in my sleep. It’s been fascinating. I started meditating in 2019, and I think that has something to do with it—detaching from my thoughts a bit and allowing my soul to speak.


Has a story you reported on touched you so much, that it became the basis of a song?

Not at this point. Nine of the songs are about my personal life—love songs. One song was inspired by something someone said to me at a press conference—unrelated to the story I was covering. That one is still being written.


When did you feel comfortable enough to perform live for a crowd? Where have you played publicly?

I call myself a hermit musician because I’ve been playing for so many years, but only alone in my room—never for an audience. I was asked to play publicly for the first time at a charity event last October. I was surprised by the invite, but I decided to say yes since the event was benefiting a mental health charity (NAMI), and I know first-hand how beneficial guitar is for mental health. It was out of my comfort zone, but it was a lot of fun. After that I got a lot of invites to play elsewhere.


Have you ever performed in the FOX 26 newsroom?

Yes, CoCo Dominguez invited me to bring my guitar into the newsroom last month and jam out live on her Fox 26 Facebook Live show “Cup of CoCo.” We had a fun conversation about music, and I played the latest song I had written that week.


Anything else you want to add?

If you follow your heart, you’ll get to experience life’s magic. I couldn’t write a single song until I detached from the rat race in my head enough to hear what my heart was asking for. That’s when life became really beautiful and rich and the songs started to flow. Meditation was key. I started meditating with the Headspace App—highly recommend it!

Ivory Hecker returns to FOX 26 after father's death

Hecker on Instagram: "This has been the most excruciating week of my life."

FOX 26 KRIV reporter Ivory Hecker returned to work this week after the death of her father.

Nathan Hecker, age 56, died, not from coronavirus, but an apparent logging accident.

Hecker left a touching tribute to her dad on Instagram.

"The hero of my life! I love you forever, Daddy. ❤️ He died with his boots on. How blessed I was to be born to the most honorable man I’ve ever met. The peaceful warrior. The purest heart. His 12 children were his pride and joy. His wife was his soul mate. After 34 years of marriage, they were still smitten by each other until the day he died. They were supposed to go to 70 years of marriage and die in each other’s arms, but a logging accident on Monday changed everything. (The second slide is the day before he died.) My heart aches. He was the perfect dad. He’s left his body, but he’s still with us, watching over us, proud of us. I love him forever. Nathan Phillip Hecker, the man of truth, courage, sincerity, and goodness. We buried him today—just us kids, my mom, Grandpa and Pastor Heath. Coronavirus regulations prevented a crowd, but that didn’t stop the crowd from honoring my dad. Hundreds of cars drove past the grave site in a procession. Log trucks drove by honking in his honor. That meant so so much to us to see all the people who love our dad as much as we do. I’m happy you are free and at peace now, Daddy, but I’ll sure miss you. ❤️

A gofundme account has been set up for the family.

View this post on Instagram

The hero of my life! I love you forever, Daddy. ❤️ He died with his boots on. How blessed I was to be born to the most honorable man I’ve ever met. The peaceful warrior. The purest heart. His 12 children were his pride and joy. His wife was his soul mate. After 34 years of marriage, they were still smitten by each other until the day he died. They were supposed to go to 70 years of marriage and die in each other’s arms, but a logging accident on Monday changed everything. (The second slide is the day before he died.) My heart aches. He was the perfect dad. He’s left his body, but he’s still with us, watching over us, proud of us. I love him forever. Nathan Phillip Hecker, the man of truth, courage, sincerity, and goodness. We buried him today—just us kids, my mom, Grandpa and Pastor Heath. Coronavirus regulations prevented a crowd, but that didn’t stop the crowd from honoring my dad. Hundreds of cars drove past the grave site in a procession. Log trucks drove by honking in his honor. That meant so so much to us to see all the people who love our dad as much as we do. I’m happy you are free and at peace now, Daddy, but I’ll sure miss you. ❤️

A post shared by Ivory Hecker (@real.ivory) on Mar 27, 2020 at 5:46pm PDT

Brandi Smith new KHOU 11 digital anchor

Brandi Smith announced she will be the new KHOU.com digital anchor starting July 5th.

Currently she is the TEGNA Houston station's social media anchor for the #HTownRush morning newscast.

RELATED
- Kimberly Davis joins KHOU 11
- Brandi Smith appears on The Ellen DeGeneres Show
- Brandi Smith and the viral storm
- Yes, Justin Stapleton and Brandi Smith are a couple

"I have this idea for a digital anchor role," Smith said in a Facebook video.  "And the way it's different is this is not reporting...this isn't reporting on social media, it's reporting on social media. So when there's breaking news anchoring our coverage on KHOU.com, anchoring our coverage, that streams on our Facebook page...doing Instagram lives, Twitter, even TikTok.

"Being that digital presence, because there are so many of our viewers throughout the day who don't have the time to sit down and watch a 30 minute newscast, but who can when a big story comes up, open up social media. Open up their favorite platform, pop on to KHOU.com and see the latest."

Smith leaves mornings 

This new KHOU digital anchor job means Smith is leaving the #HTownRush morning newscast and her Saturday morning anchor duties.  And she is pretty happy about the new daytime work hours.

"I feel most days like I do a pretty good job of hiding the fact that I'm not a morning person," Smith said. "But a lot of you have picked up on that fact. I am actually a night owl. For four years, I have worked the exact opposite schedule of what my body tells me it wants. So, I am super excited to share with you that I will get to sleep in."

So who is taking over Saturday morning anchor duties? Smith said Sunday morning anchor Lauren Talarico will now anchor both weekend morning shows. 

What Smith thinks about Ivory Hecker's FOX 26 revelations

During her Facebook video announcement, Smith was asked about and gave her thoughts on FOX 26's Ivory Hecker teaming up with Project Veritas which led to the KRIV reporter's termination.

"I don't think there was anything bombshell in what Ivory Hecker shared with Project Veritas. I watched it. I mean, yeah, when we know that mostly suburban moms are going to be watching, say, the 4:00 p.m. newscast, it's going to be geared toward that audience and issues and topics that they'll be interested in, what will get them to tune in.

This is speaking from my perspective. I've been in TV news for 20 years. The way it was phrased, the way it was handled, by the management Ivory worked with, I can tell you that that would not fly in in my shop and actually violates a lot of TEGNA's, our ownership company's, guiding principles, just the way things were referenced. 

Also, in 20 years in this business, only once have I ever felt forced to do a story. And that was back when I lived in Boise. I had a really aggressive news director and I was young and I didn't know to push back. 

But most journalists in this market, and I am so proud of so many of the journalists, I work with a KHOU 11. If they feel like something's not right, they will speak up. They will push back. I'm sure it's not always appreciated, but we have some really experienced journalists here. And so I've never...here been forced to...I don't know...carry the corporate dialogue, or message, so that's  what I will say on that."

Where Smith worked before KHOU

Smith has been with KHOU since February 2017.  

Before channel 11, Smith worked for:

- weekday anchor/investigative MMJ KBMT 12 Beaumont  

- fill-in anchor/producer at CW39 KIAH's NewsFix and EyeOpener

- evening anchor, MMJ, producer at KEZI 9 

- producer KOIN Portland, Oregon

- reporter, weekend weather anchor, producer for KIVI Boise, Idaho

- MMJ - fill-in anchor, producer for KPIC Roseburg, Oregon 

VIDEO: Ivory Hecker gives us a behind the scenes look

[A blogging break is in effect, but I'm auto posting anyway. Who loves you?]


FOX 26 KRIV anchor/reporter Ivory Hecker gives us a behind the scenes look at the day in the life of a Houston TV journalist.

Houston social media stars June 2020

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

RELATED
- Texas TV news and radio job moves June 2020
- Best TV News Bloopers June 2020


Houston Media

1. abc13 KTRK
2. KHOU 11
3. FOX 26 KRIV
4. KPRC 2
5. Houston Chronicle
6. Univision 45
7. Telemundo 47
8. Houston Press
9. Houston's 39
10. CultureMap Houston

Top 5 individuals

1. Steve Campion - abc13 KTRK
2. Natalie Hee - FOX 26 KRIV
3. Isiah Carey - FOX 26 KRIV
4. Samica Knight - abc13 KTRK
5. Melanie Lawson - abc13 KTRK

KPRC 2

1. Dominique Sachse
2. Rose-Ann Aragon
3. Amy Davis
4. Britta Merwin
5. Justin Stapleton

KHOU 11

1. David Gonzalez
2. Melissa Correa
3. Brandi Smith
4. Chita Craft
5. Bill Bishop (Managing Editor)

abc 13 KTRK

1. Steve Campion
2. Samica Knight
3. Melanie Lawson
4. Erica Simon
5. Chauncy Glover

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Natalie Hee
2. Isiah Carey
3. Melissa Wilson
4. Ivory Hecker
5. Kaitlin Monte

CW39 KIAH

1. Shannon LaNier
2. Trey Serna
3. Sharron Melton
4. Maggie Flecknoe
5. Courtney Carpenter

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Suheily Lopez-Belen
2. Deysy Rios
3. Albert Martínez
4. Gabriel Torres
5. Karina Yapor

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Carlos A. Robles
2. Ubaldo Martínez
3. Antonio Hernández
4. Ruby Guzmán
5. Augusto Bernal

Houston Chronicle

1. Alison Cook
2. Charles Apple
3. St. John B. Smith
4. Matt Schwartz
5. Jose de Jesus Ortiz

DISCLAIMER: No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.

Hottest Houston social media stars November 2018

After tracking Houston TV news social media for a year, I have realized things don't change too much month to month. I've had male talent ask me how to boost their numbers, you can try this.

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

RELATED
- Texas TV news and radio job moves November 2018
- Best TV news bloopers November 2018

Houston Media

1. abc13 KTRK
2. FOX 26 KRIV
3. KHOU 11
4. KPRC 2
5. Houston Chronicle
6. 45 Univision
7. 47 Telemundo
8. Houston Press
9. Houston's 39
10. CultureMap Houston

Top 5 individuals

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez) - 47 Telemundo
2. Mark Berman - FOX 26 KRIV
3. Jonathan Feigen - Houston Chronicle
4. Steve Campion - abc13 KTRK
5. Erica Simon - abc13 KTRK

KPRC 2

1. Jennifer Reyna
2. Justin Stapleton
3. Adam Wexler
4. Dominique Sachse
5. Bill Balleza

KHOU 11

1. Brandi Smith
2. Chita Craft
3. Tiffany Craig
4. Bill Bishop (Managing Editor)
5. Doug Delony

abc 13 KTRK

1. Steve Campion
2. Erica Simon
3. Samica Knight
4. Katherine Whaley
5. Chelsey Hernandez

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Mark Berman
2. Ivory Hecker
3. Randy Wallace
4. Kaitlin Monte
5. Melissa Wilson

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Marcela Perez Barros
2. Karina Yapor
3. Deysy Rios
4. Suheily Lopez-Belen
5. Gabriel Torres

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez)
2. Ubaldo Martínez
3. Carlos A. Robles
4. Antonio Hernández
5. Ruby Guzmán

Houston Chronicle

1. Jonathan Feigen
2. John McClain
3. Joseph Duarte
4. Brian T. Smith
5. Brent Zwerneman

DISCLAIMER: The top five Houston Chronicle staffers are listed at the bottom. I did not include KIAH 39 because it does not have five full-time on-air employees to make up the list. No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.

Houston social media stars April 2019

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

RELATED
- Texas TV news and radio job moves April 2019
- Best TV news bloopers April 2019

Houston Media

1. abc13 KTRK
2. FOX 26 KRIV
3. KHOU 11
4. KPRC 2
5. Houston Chronicle
6. Univision 45
7. Telemundo 47
8. Houston Press
9. CultureMap Houston
10. Houston's 39

Top 5 individuals

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez) - 47 Telemundo
2. Dominique Sachse - KPRC 2
3. Samica Knight - abc13 KTRK
4. Isiah Carey - FOX 26 KRIV
5. Marcela Perez Barros - Univision 45

KPRC 2

1. Dominique Sachse
2. Lainie Fritz
3. Adam Wexler
4. Jennifer Reyna
5. Britta Merwin

KHOU 11

1. Brandi Smith
2. Chita Craft
3. Daniel Gotera
4. Tiffany Craig
5. Melissa Correa

abc 13 KTRK

1. Samica Knight
2. Steve Campion
3. Erica Simon
4. Melanie Lawson
5. Katherine Whaley

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Isiah Carey
2. Kaitlin Monte
3. Melissa Wilson
4. Mark Berman
5. Ivory Hecker

CW39

1. Sharron Melton
2. Maggie Flecknoe
3. Maria Sotolongo
4. Courtney Carpenter
5. Trey Serna

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Marcela Perez Barros
2. Karina Yapor
3. Deysy Rios
4. Albert Martínez
5. Laura Sierra

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez)
2. Ubaldo Martínez
3. Carlos A. Robles
4. Antonio Hernández
5. Ruby Guzmán

Houston Chronicle

1. Jonathan Feigen
2. Joseph Duarte
3. Brian T. Smith
4. Mike Glenn
5. John McClain

DISCLAIMER: No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.

Hottest Houston social media stars July 2018

With all of the Houston media vacations, summer has proven that social media stats don't change too much.

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

RELATED
- Texas #TVnews and radio job moves July 2018
- Best #TVNews Bloopers July 2018

Houston Media

1. abc13 KTRK
2. KHOU 11
3. FOX 26 KRIV
4. KPRC 2
5. Houston Chronicle
6. 45 Univision
7. 47 Telemundo
8. Houston's 39
9. Houston Press
10. CultureMap Houston

Top 5 individuals

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez) - 47 Telemundo
2. Mark Berman - FOX 26 KRIV
3. Samica Knight - abc13 KTRK
4. Jonathan Feigen - Houston Chronicle
5. Kaitlin Monte - FOX 26 KRIV

KPRC 2

1. Dominique Sachse
2. Adam Wexler
3. Jennifer Reyna
4. Justin Stapleton
5. Britta Merwin

KHOU 11

1. Brandi Smith
2. Melissa Correa
3. Doug Delony
4. Chita Craft
5. David Paul

abc 13 KTRK

1. Samica Knight
2. Erica Simon
3. Melanie Lawson
4. Steve Campion
5. Chelsey Hernandez

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Mark Berman
2. Kaitlin Monte
3. Lindsey Henry
4. Isiah Carey
5. Ivory Hecker

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Marcela Perez Barros
2. Deysy Rios
3. Karina Yapor
4. Albert Martínez
5. Suheily Lopez-Belen

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez)
2. Martín Berlanga
3. Carlos A. Robles
4. Ubaldo Martínez
5. Antonio Hernández

Houston Chronicle

1. Jonathan Feigen
2. Brian T. Smith
3. Mike Glenn
4. Joseph Duarte
5. Charles Apple

DISCLAIMER: The top five Houston Chronicle staffers are listed at the bottom. I did not include KIAH 39 because it does not have five full-time on-air employees to make up the list. No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.

Houston social media stars July 2020

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

Houston Media

1. abc13 KTRK
2. KHOU 11
3. FOX 26 KRIV
4. KPRC 2
5. Univision 45
6. Houston Chronicle
7. Telemundo 47
8. Houston Press
9. Houston's 39
10. CultureMap Houston

Top 5 individuals

1. Steve Campion - abc13 KTRK
2. Isiah Carey - FOX 26 KRIV
3. Samica Knight - abc13 KTRK
4. Dominique Sachse - KPRC 2
5. Albert Martínez- Univision 45 KXLN

KPRC 2

1. Dominique Sachse
2. Amy Davis
3. Justin Stapleton
4. Britta Merwin
5. Frank Billingsley

KHOU 11

1. Brandi Smith
2. Chita Craft
3. Bill Bishop (Managing Editor)
4. Blake Mathews
5. Tiffany Craig

abc 13 KTRK

1. Steve Campion
2. Samica Knight
3. Erica Simon
4. Melanie Lawson
5. Mayra Moreno

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Isiah Carey
2. Mark Berman
3. Melissa Wilson
4. Ivory Hecker
5. Mike Iscovitz

CW39 KIAH

1. Shannon LaNier
2. Trey Serna
3. Sharron Melton
4. Maggie Flecknoe
5. Maria Sotolongo

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Albert Martínez
2. Suheily Lopez-Belen
3. Deysy Rios
4. Karina Yapor
5. Marlene Guzman

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Carlos A. Robles
2. Ubaldo Martínez
3. Antonio Hernández
4. Ruby Guzmán
5. Augusto Bernal

Houston Chronicle

1. Jonathan Feigen
2. Jose de Jesus Ortiz
3. Matt Dempsey
4. Charles Apple
5. John McClain

DISCLAIMER: No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.

Houston media job moves 2017

Who left or joined the Houston media scene in 2017?

Rucks Russell leaves KHOU 11

Sophia Beausoleil joins KPRC 2

Drew Karedes to exit KHOU 11

Jacqueline Crea to exit KHOU 11

Brandi Smith joins KHOU

Jillian “JJ” Simmons leaves 97.9 The Box KBXX

Chase Murphy new Mix 96.5 KHMX program director

Samantha Ptashkin leaves KPRC

Dean & Rog celebrate 20 years in Houston

Chrisdyann Uribe joins Fox 26 KRIV

Dave Ward and his emotional goodbye from KTRK abc13

Brett Buffington joins KHOU 11

Ken Hoffman leaves Houston Chronicle for CultureMap

Lily Jang joins KPRC 2

Dayna Steele running for Congress

Crystal Ayala joins Martin Berlanga as co-anchor of Noticiero Telemundo Houston

Anne Elise Parks joins CBS 11 KTVT

Paulina Sodi leaves Telemundo Houston

Rebecca Suárez leaves Univision Houston; returns to HISD

Jason Cage joins Mix 96.5 KHMX afternoons

Angela Chen is leaving FOX 26 KRIV

Lance Zierlein leaves SportsTalk 790 KBME coverage

'The Buzz Lady' Roseann Rogers' new title

Josh Innes moves to mornings on SportsTalk 790

Jennifer Bauer leaves KPRC 2

Rose-Ann Aragon joins KPRC 2

Michelle Choi joins KHOU 11

Post KHOU 11, longtime Houston anchor Greg Hurst WREG News Channel 3 Memphis, TN

Former Houston Chronicle reporter, columnist and editor Alan Bernstein is going to work for Mayor Sylvester Turner

Charlie Pallilo's new radio home announced

Former KPRC 2 freelance reporter Janelle Bludau shows up at KHOU 11

KTRK abc13 reporter/multi-media journalist Tracy Clemons joins HISD press office as PIO

Former KHOU 11 reporter Leigh Frillici joins KPRC 2

Former KPRC 2 sports reporter Gary Striewski joins "morning dose"

Deneige Broom joins FOX 26 KRIV

Ron Trevino marks 35 years at KHOU 11

Cartoonist Nick Anderson let go from Houston Chronicle

James Doughty joins KAVU Victoria, Texas

Stephen Morgan joins FOX 26 KRIV

Alex Sanz named AP deputy director of newsgathering for the U.S. South

Laura Diaz leaves Telemundo Houston

Recent Houston Chronicle departures in 2017

KPRC Production Manager Andy Patterson, engineer Bill Bremer and Chief Operator and Maintenance Engineer Mike August are retiring from KPRC-TV

Dale Forbis leaves NewsRadio 740 KTRH for San Antonio

Collin Myers joining KTRK abc13

Jennifer Broome to leave KPRC's Houston Life

Kaitlin Monte new FOX 26 anchor

Jacob Rascon joins KPRC

CoCo Dominguez named FOX 26 Traffic Reporter and Lifestyle Correspondent

Jimmy Barrett joins 740 KTRH's Houston Morning News

Melinda Spaulding leaves FOX 26 for TSU

Suzanne Boase Honeycutt joins KSBJ

Mario Diaz joins KPRC

New hires at Houston Chronicle for August 2017

Nick Natario joins KTRK abc13

abc13 KTRK meteorologist Casey Curry is no longer with the station.

Is Casey Curry co-hosting KPRC 2's Houston Life permanently?

Casey Curry does weather on FOX 26 KRIV

Where is Casey Curry going to work?

Ubaldo Martinez has been promoted to lead sports anchor at Telemundo Houston KTMD

Reporter Kaitlin McCulley leaves KTRK abc13 for WHDH 7News Boston.

Radio One Houston announced Pamela B. McKay as its new Vice President, General Manager.

Ivory Hecker to join Fox 26 KRIV as a reporter from KARE-TV Minneapolis.

After being off air since July, meteorologist Lisa Vaughn made her return to FOX 26 KRIV.

Over at KPRC 2, chief meteorologist Frank Billingsley is celebrating 35 years on the green screen.

Here is a list of the former Houston journalists who were called back from the reserves to help out during Hurricane Harvey coverage.

Joe Gazin hits 40 years at KIII Corpus Christi

Courtney Zubowski working for CBS News

Jacob Rascon debuts as anchor on KPRC 2

Former KPRC anchor Courtney Zavala returns to channel 2 as Houston Life host.

Hottest Houston social media stars November 2017

Atom Smasher returns to morning radio

Erica Simon joins abc13 KTRK

VIDEO: 2017 Texas Radio Hall of Fame inductee acceptance speeches

Fmr. Houston anchor Phillip Mena debuts on NBC

Anoushah Rasta leaves KPRC 2

Lance Zierlein reunites with John Granato on ESPN 97.5

Chip Brewster leaves KPRC 2

Rita Garcia leaving FOX 26 KRIV for FOX 11 LA

Arden Ward named editorial director and Steven Devadanam replaces Clifford Pugh as Houston editor at CultureMap

Patricia Lopez leaves abc13 KTRK

Sally MacDonald named FOX 26 morning anchor

Rick McFarland retires from KPRC 2 after almost 40 years

FOX 26's new promo takes on other Houston TV stations

FOX 26 KRIV is taking off the gloves and pulling no punches in a new on-air promo. 

Here is part of the script:

"You may have lost your favorite local news personality on another station...time to make the switch to FOX 26 News."

Weeks ago, I posted the video on my social media channels, and the overall consensus was KRIV made this promo as a reaction to abc13 KTRK's recent departures, specifically relating to longtime anchor Tom Koch retiring. 

One commenter related Koch leaving to Johnny Carson retiring. I'll say, as Ed McMahon made famous, "Hey Oh!" to that opinion!

So which other H-Town TV station is FOX 26 making fun of in your opinion? JOIN THE DISCUSSION ON FACEBOOK

Now others pointed out that FOX 26 shouldn't throw stones at glass houses after Ivory Hecker basically quit on air and Stephen Morgan is leaving for FOX Weather, but those events evidently happened after the promo made its debut.

Houston social media stars May 2019

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

RELATED
- Texas TV news and radio job moves May 2019
- Best TV News Bloopers for May 2019

Houston Media

1. abc13 KTRK
2. KHOU 11
3. FOX 26 KRIV
4. KPRC 2
5. Houston Chronicle
6. Univision 45
7. Telemundo 47
8. Houston Press
9. Houston's 39
10. CultureMap Houston

Top 5 individuals

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez) - 47 Telemundo
2. Dominique Sachse - KPRC 2
3. Samica Knight - abc13 KTRK
4. Isiah Carey - FOX 26 KRIV
5. Marcela Perez Barros - Univision 45

KPRC 2

1. Dominique Sachse
2. Lainie Fritz
3. Joel Eisenbaum
4. Jennifer Reyna
5. Sophia Beausoleil

KHOU 11

1. Brandi Smith
2. Tiffany Craig
3. Chita Craft
4. Melissa Correa
5. Daniel Gotera

abc 13 KTRK

1. Steve Campion
2. Samica Knight
3. Miya Shay
4. Erica Simon
5. Melanie Lawson

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Isiah Carey
2. Ivory Hecker
3. Melissa Wilson
4. Mark Berman
5. Kaitlin Monte

CW39

1. Shannon LaNier
2. Sharron Melton
3. Maggie Flecknoe
4. Courtney Carpenter
5. Maria Sotolongo

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Marcela Perez Barros
2. Karina Yapor
3. Deysy Rios
4. Albert Martínez
5. Gabriel Torres

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Ubaldo Martínez
2. Carlos A. Robles
3. Antonio Hernández
4. Ruby Guzmán
5. Augusto Bernal

Houston Chronicle

1. Jonathan Feigen
2. John McClain
3. Brian T. Smith
4. Joseph Duarte
5. Charles Apple

DISCLAIMER: No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.

Houston social media stars December 2019

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

RELATED
- Top Houston media stories 2019
- Texas TV news and radio job moves December 2019
- Best TV news bloopers 2019

Houston Media

1. abc13 KTRK
2. FOX 26 KRIV
3. KHOU 11
4. KPRC 2
5. Houston Chronicle
6. Univision 45
7. Houston Press
8. Telemundo 47
9. Houston's 39
10. CultureMap Houston

Top 5 individuals

1. Mark Mulligan - Houston Chronicle
2. Dominique Sachse - KPRC 2
3. Marcela Perez Barros - Univision 45
4. Erica Simon - abc13 KTRK
5. Samica Knight - abc13 KTRK

KPRC 2

1. Dominique Sachse
2. Justin Stapleton
3. Britta Merwin
4. Bill Balleza
5. Amy Davis

KHOU 11

1. Chita Craft
2. Brandi Smith
3. Tiffany Craig
4. Melissa Correa
5. Brett Buffington

abc 13 KTRK

1. Erica Simon
2. Samica Knight
3. Steve Campion
4. Melanie Lawson
5. Katherine Whaley

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Kaitlin Monte
2. Melissa Wilson
3. Isiah Carey
4. Ivory Hecker
5. Mark Berman

CW39

1. Shannon LaNier
2. Sharron Melton
3. Maggie Flecknoe
4. Maria Sotolongo
5. Courtney Carpenter

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Marcela Perez Barros
2. Karina Yapor
3. Deysy Rios
4. Albert Martínez
5. Laura Sierra

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Ubaldo Martínez
2. Antonio Hernández
3. Carlos A. Robles
4. Ruby Guzmán
5. Augusto Bernal

Houston Chronicle

1. Mark Mulligan
2. Matt Young
3. John McClain
4. Jonathan Feigen
5. Joseph Duarte

DISCLAIMER: No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.

Hottest Houston social media stars February 2019

In February, we have enough data to start seeing the new team on CW39 KIAH's Morning Dose.

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

RELATED
- Texas TV news and radio job moves February 2019

Houston Media

1. abc13 KTRK
2. KHOU 11
3. FOX 26 KRIV
4. KPRC 2
5. Telemundo 47
6. Houston Chronicle
7. Univision 45
8. Houston Press
9. Houston's 39
10. CultureMap Houston

Top 5 individuals

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez) - 47 Telemundo
2. Dominique Sachse - KPRC 2
3. Samica Knight - abc13 KTRK
4. Mark Berman - FOX 26 KRIV
5. Jonathan Feigen - Houston Chronicle

KPRC 2

1. Dominique Sachse
2. Jennifer Reyna
3. Adam Wexler
4. Britta Merwin
5. Cathy Hernandez

KHOU 11

1. Brandi Smith
2. Lauren Talarico
3. Chita Craft
4. Melissa Correa
5. Tiffany Craig

abc 13 KTRK

1. Samica Knight
2. Erica Simon
3. Steve Campion
4. Marla Carter
5. Katherine Whaley

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Mark Berman
2. Kaitlin Monte
3. Isiah Carey
4. Melissa Wilson
5. Ivory Hecker

CW39

1. Sharron Melton
2. Maggie Flecknoe
3. Shannon LaNier
4. Maria Sotolongo
5. Hannah Trippett

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Karina Yapor
2. Laura Sierra
3. Deysy Rios
4. Marcela Perez Barros
5. Marlene Guzman

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez)
2. Ubaldo Martínez
3. Carlos A. Robles
4. Antonio Hernández
5. Ruby Guzmán

Houston Chronicle

1. Jonathan Feigen
2. Joseph Duarte
3. Dylan Baddour
4. John McClain
5. Matt Schwartz

DISCLAIMER: No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.

Houston social media stars June 2019

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

RELATED
- Texas TV news and radio job moves June 2019
- Best TV News Bloopers Of June 2019

Houston Media

1. abc13 KTRK
2. FOX 26 KRIV
3. KHOU 11
4. KPRC 2
5. Houston Chronicle
6. Univision 45
7. Telemundo 47
8. Houston Press
9. Houston's 39
10. CultureMap Houston

Top 5 individuals

1. Dominique Sachse - KPRC 2
2. Steve Campion - abc13 KTRK
3. Randy Wallace - FOX 26 KRIV
4. Isiah Carey - FOX 26 KRIV
5. Marcela Perez Barros - Univision 45

KPRC 2

1. Dominique Sachse
2. Jennifer Reyna
3. Frank Billingsley
4. Justin Stapleton
5. Sophia Beausoleil

KHOU 11

1. Brandi Smith
2. Chita Craft
3. Melissa Correa
4. Tiffany Craig
5. Blake Mathews

abc 13 KTRK

1. Steve Campion
2. Erica Simon
3. Melanie Lawson
4. Mayra Moreno
5. Katherine Whaley

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Randy Wallace
2. Isiah Carey
3. Kaitlin Monte
4. Mark Berman
5. Ivory Hecker

CW39

1. Shannon LaNier
2. Maggie Flecknoe
3. Sharron Melton
4. Maria Sotolongo
5. Trey Serna

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Marcela Perez Barros
2. Deysy Rios
3. Karina Yapor
4. Albert Martínez
5. Gabriel Torres

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Ubaldo Martínez
2. Carlos A. Robles
3. Antonio Hernández
4. Ruby Guzmán
5. Augusto Bernal

Houston Chronicle

1. Jonathan Feigen
2. Joseph Duarte
3. John McClain
4. Matt Young
5. Evan Mintz

DISCLAIMER: No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.

Houston social media stars February 2020

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

RELATED
- Texas TV news and radio job moves February 2020
- Best TV News Bloopers February 2020

Houston Media

1. KHOU 11
2. FOX 26 KRIV
3. abc13 KTRK
4. KPRC 2
5. Houston Chronicle
6. Univision 45
7. Telemundo 47
8. Houston Press
9. Houston's 39
10. CultureMap Houston

Top 5 individuals

1. Dominique Sachse - KPRC 2
2. Samica Knight - abc13 KTRK
3. Mark Berman - FOX 26 KRIV
4. Jonathan Feigen - Houston Chronicle
5. Melissa Wilson - FOX 26 KRIV

KPRC 2

1. Dominique Sachse
2. Britta Merwin
3. Adam Wexler
4. Justin Stapleton
5. Frank Billingsley

KHOU 11

1. Brandi Smith
2. Chita Craft
3. Melissa Correa
4. Bill Bishop (Managing Editor)
5. Daniel Gotera

abc 13 KTRK

1. Samica Knight
2. Steve Campion
3. Erica Simon
4. Chauncy Glover
5. Mayra Moreno

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Mark Berman
2. Melissa Wilson
3. Isiah Carey
4. Kaitlin Monte
5. Ivory Hecker

CW39

1. Shannon LaNier
2. Sharron Melton
3. Trey Serna
4. Maggie Flecknoe
5. Maria Sotolongo

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Suheily Lopez-Belen
2. Albert Martínez
3. Deysy Rios
4. Karina Yapor
5. Marcela Perez Barros

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Ubaldo Martínez
2. Antonio Hernández
3. Carlos A. Robles
4. Ruby Guzmán
5. Augusto Bernal

Houston Chronicle

1. Jonathan Feigen
2. Joseph Duarte
3. Evan Mintz
4. John McClain
5. Greg Rajan

DISCLAIMER: No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.

Texas TV & radio job moves September 2017

The monthly Texas media job moves post is back!!!!!

DALLAS AND FORT WORTH

WFAA president and general manager Mike Devlin is leaving the station at the end of the year.

An exclusive interview with former CBS11 traffic anchor Tammy Dombeck and her EEOC attorneys, who are taking the station to court on charges of age discrimination.

Reporter/anchor Marcus Moore leaving WFAA8 after a nearly six-year stint.
- Marcus Moore is joining ABC News as Dallas-based correspondent

Former KTVT meteorologist, Lisa Villegas, is taking a job at KOLD Tucson, Arizona.

MaryAnn Martinez returns to her home state of Texas as a general assignment reporter for KTVT in Dallas. She previously was a freelance reporter for KTTV in Los Angeles.
- Napoli Management Group.

Blake Hanson joins KDFW in Dallas as a reporter. Most recently, he was an anchor and reporter at WSOC in Charlotte.
- Napoli Management Group.

Brian Scott moves to WOFL in Orlando as Reporter from Bureau MMJ at KXAS in Dallas.
- The NWT Group

HOUSTON

abc13 KTRK meteorologist Casey Curry is no longer with the station.
- Is Casey Curry co-hosting KPRC 2's Houston Life permanently?
- Casey Curry does weather on FOX 26 KRIV.
- Where is Casey Curry going to work?

Ubaldo Martinez has been promoted to lead sports anchor at Telemundo Houston KTMD.

Reporter Kaitlin McCulley leaves KTRK abc13 for WHDH 7News Boston.

Tom Koch and Melanie Lawson have been working at KTRK abc13 since 1982!

Radio One Houston announced Pamela B. McKay as its new Vice President, General Manager.

Travis Herzog named Broadcaster of the Year by The National Weather Association.

Ivory Hecker to join Fox 26 KRIV as a reporter from KARE-TV Minneapolis.

After being off air since July, meteorologist Lisa Vaughn made her return to FOX 26 KRIV.

Over at KPRC 2, chief meteorologist Frank Billingsley is celebrating 35 years on the green screen.

Here is a list of the former Houston journalists who were called back from the reserves to help out during Hurricane Harvey coverage.

KTRK abc13 traffic anchor Rebecca Spera has announced baby number two.

Sussy Ruiz has left her position as Assistant News Director at Telemundo KTMD.

HOUSTON RADIO STATIONS

New Houston radio station 104.5 KISS FM to feature Urban Adult Contemporary hits.

Gow Media will lease 1560 AM to another party, and move the lineup of 1560 AM to SportsMap 94.1 FM.

104 KRBE named CHR Station of the Year 2017 by National Association of Broadcasters.

SAN ANTONIO

Where are they now? San Antonio’s ex-TV anchors, hosts share updates.

Patty Santos moves to KSAT in San Antonio from Oklahoma City as a reporter, she moves from KOCO in Oklahoma City.
- The NWT Group

Matthew Seedorff makes a 166 market jump to MMJ at WOAI/KABB in San Antonio, TX from anchor/MMJ at KTWO in Casper, WY.
- The NWT Group

AUSTIN

Anchor Shannon Wolfson leaving KXAN.

Hema Mullur renews her agreement with KEYE in Austin as primary anchor.
- Napoli Management Group.

Camila Bernal heads to KRON in San Francisco as an MMJ from CBS Austin/Telemundo-Austin, TX as an MMJ.
- The NWT Group

Nicole Cross is moving to Austin to KVUE as an anchor/reporter from KTBS in Shreveport where she was an anchor/reporter.
- The NWT Group

AROUND TEXAS

After nearly 18 years at KTXS (Abilene) Anchor George Levesque is leaving the station.

JENNIFER KIELMAN moves to ABC Affiliate KLTV in Tyler where she will be a Monday-Friday Primary News Anchor. Jennifer comes from the CBS Affiliate in Springfield. Jennifer who is a native of Texas, has won numerous awards for her work, and is a graduate of Northern Illinois University.
- Mort Meisner Associates

GREG CHANDLER leaves Duluth and joins KRIS in Corpus Christi as Lead Nightside Reporter.
- Steve Swienckowski at DCA Talent

Alan Campbell jumps 70 markets and joins WXYZ as weekend evening anchor. Previously, he was morning anchor at KRGV in Harlingen.
- Napoli Management Group.

Steve Soliz joins KOB in Albuquerque as primary anchor. Previously, he was weekend anchor and reporter in Harlingen, TX.
- Napoli Management Group.

Michelle Vargas is promoted to morning anchor at KGBT in Harlingen, TX. Michelle began as an MMJ and was promoted to weekend anchor in July of this year.
- Napoli Management Group.

Anayeli Ruiz makes a huge market jump as she joins WMAQ and Telemundo in Chicago as a reporter. She’s been an MMJ/reporter for KRIS in Corpus Christi for the last three years.
- Napoli Management Group.

Matt Yurus moves to Dallas to be the first digital news video anchor for the CBS Television Stations division. Previously, he produced and reported at WUSA in Washington DC.
- Napoli Management Group.

Mary Coleman starts her news management career as Managing Editor at KION in Monterey. Previously, Mary was a reporter in Amarillo, Texas.
- Napoli Management Group.

Taylor Hemness joins KSHB as morning anchor in Kansas City from primary anchor KLTV in Tyler, TX.
- The NWT Group

Alexandria Housden starts at KOCO in Oklahoma City as anchor/reporter from KTEN in Denison, Texas.
- The NWT Group

REMEMBERING

Remembering Former Houston Press Editor Jim Simmon.

Longtime KENS general manager Wayne Kearl, died days before his 99th birthday.

Long-time Austin radio sports personality Sean Adams dies.

Hottest Houston social media stars January 2019

Share Rocket gives us data on how each Houston TV station and the corresponding air staff members performed on Facebook and Twitter.

Share Rocket is, "a social media ratings and audience solution providing media companies an easy way to quantify their social media equity, benchmark against peers and turn social market intelligence into insights that drive social success."

The numbers are pulled from station usage on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using Share Rocket's "Share" measurement.

First we are looking at every Houston media company in the Share Rocket database and top personalities. Then I am looking at the top 5 on air staff members at each station in order of channel number.

RELATED
- Texas TV news and radio job moves January 2019

Houston Media

1. abc13 KTRK
2. KHOU 11
3. FOX 26 KRIV
4. Telemundo 47
5. KPRC 2
6. Houston Chronicle
7. Univision 45
8. Houston Press
9. Houston's 39
10. CultureMap Houston

Top 5 individuals

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez) - 47 Telemundo
2. Dominique Sachse - KPRC 2
3. Isiah Carey - FOX 26
4. Samica Knight - abc13 KTRK
5. Mark Berman - FOX 26 KRIV

KPRC 2

1. Dominique Sachse
2. Jennifer Reyna
3. Adam Wexler
4. Britta Merwin
5. Justin Stapleton

KHOU 11

1. Melissa Correa
2. Brandi Smith
3. Chita Craft
4. Tiffany Craig
5. Daniel Gotera

abc 13 KTRK

1. Samica Knight
2. Erica Simon
3. Steve Campion
4. Chelsey Hernandez
5. Katherine Whaley

FOX 26 KRIV

1. Isiah Carey
2. Mark Berman
3. Kaitlin Monte
4. Ivory Hecker
5. Randy Wallace

Univision 45 KXLN

1. Karina Yapor
2. Laura Sierra
3. Marcela Perez Barros
4. Marlene Guzman
5. Deysy Rios

Telemundo 47 KTMD

1. Eduardo Rodríguez (Yusnaby Pérez)
2. Carlos A. Robles
3. Ubaldo Martínez
4. Antonio Hernández
5. Ruby Guzmán

Houston Chronicle

1. Jonathan Feigen
2. Joseph Duarte
3. John McClain
4. Brian T. Smith
5. Mike Glenn

DISCLAIMER: No Houston radio stations are listed in the Share Rocket database.