SPerez

On 9/12/2021 at 10:03 PM, ColtFromGulfcoast said:

That was MG/Lin, not MG/Nexstar. 

Hearst should have taken WJAR, honestly. 

Nah, Comcast should take back WJAR and make it an satellite station for WBTS, covering both the Greater Providence and Greater Boston area news

Maurice DuBois is back, anchoring the 5 pm newscast

On 5/10/2021 at 5:26 PM, SPerez said:

Does anyone knows what happened to Maurice DuBois? I think that it’s nearly been a month since I last saw him anchoring any newscasts on the station? Is he on a long vacation or is he getting treated for any medical conditions that he might have? I’m just concerned.

Well…..The 5 pm newscast just informed that Maurice had lost his mother about a week ago, on May 2nd. I’m praying for Maurice and his family during these times.

Link to his Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/COwdJfqJaPP/?igshid=w88xlya61z94

Does anyone knows what happened to Maurice DuBois? I think that it’s nearly been a month since I last saw him anchoring any newscasts on the station? Is he on a long vacation or is he getting treated for any medical conditions that he might have? I’m just concerned.

23 minutes ago, kshow said:

They are back in midtown at a “temporary set”. Not sure where this is located. 
 

 

1 hour ago, RGSJenkins said:

Let me keep it real:

Some of y'all upset WCBS's newscasts was handled by KCBS/KPIX for three days? "Woe is me I didn't see Maurice for a few days, I can't go face the world if Mary ain't on, why does Lonnie have them fancy graphics behind him?" Give me a break! Be lucky you got several newscasts, you could had none at all for a few days!

 

Moving on, don't forget the entire CBS Broadcast operations in New York was affected meaning DC, Boston, LA & SF was handling everything for a few days including Inside Edition, Last Week Tonight, CBS News and if March Madness was still going on, they would've relocated elsewhere. 

Thank you for saying this

14 minutes ago, dabx said:

WCBS Newsradio is no longer part of the CBS family - all CBS radio stations were sold years ago

Ever since all of CBS Radio stations were merged into Entercom in 2017, CBS owns about 72% of its stock, which makes them part of the CBS family, kind of