Breaking News 829 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 I want to get everybody take on the anchor line-ups on many of these stations. It seems many stations use the same female/male line-up during their 5,6,10/(11) newscast. Other stations might have (4) anchor team rotation during their early evening newscast, and we've even seen some stations bring in solo anchor at 6/11 depending on the market & station. Other markets have their main center piece anchors at 5/11 and a different set of anchors during the 6pm broadcast. In this day in age should stations have a huge anchor bench like WLS, WABC, KABC, or should stations slim down their anchor talent during the evening shows and have the same anchors do all three shows for example 5,6,10/(11)? Another example I've seen like KMBC and KMSP is have their main anchor talent anchor Sunday-Thursday and weekend anchors start Friday & Saturday. With that being said and with a fragmented television audience and with changes in ownership, and group owners merging. What does the future hold for any anchor team? Will we continue to see a 5 anchor team, or 4 or 3 anchor team, or just down to the 2 faces in the evening or solo act anchoring the evening news? Any thoughts ? Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
sanewsguy 511 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 I want to get everybody take on the anchor line-ups on many of these stations. It seems many stations use the same female/male line-up during their 5,6,10/(11) newscast. Other stations might have (4) anchor team rotation during their early evening newscast, and we've even seen some stations bring in solo anchor at 6/11 depending on the market & station. Other markets have their main center piece anchors at 5/11 and a different set of anchors during the 6pm broadcast. In this day in age should stations have a huge anchor bench like WLS, WABC, KABC, or should stations slim down their anchor talent during the evening shows and have the same anchors do all three shows for example 5,6,10/(11)? The ABC O&Os have always been bloated IMO. They're much slower to make changes compared to the other networks. I don't see anything wrong with having just one anchor team. I guess my mindset is different since I'm a native of a mid-sized market and not a top ten one. Here in San Antonio, the three main stations each have two main female anchors but one male main anchor. I've always saw that as a little unique. Another example I've seen like KMBC and KMSP is have their main anchor talent anchor Sunday-Thursday and weekend anchors start Friday & Saturday. Smart managers do this. Fridays and Saturdays are the two least viewed nights of the week. So it makes more sense to have your prime talent on a Sunday when more of your viewership is there to see you as opposed to a Friday. Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111323 Share on other sites More sharing options...
NEOMatrix 1299 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 WOIO has a SIX-anchor team for its evening and late night newscasts...here is the line-up: Denise Dufala: 4pm, 6pm, 11pm Romona Robinson: 5pm, 6pm, 11pm Danielle Serino: 4:30pm, 5:30pm George Smith: 4:30pm, 5:30pm Tiffani Tucker: 10pm(WUAB) David Wittman: 4pm, 5pm, 10pm(WUAB) Edit: I should probably contrast that with the Youngstown stations. The same two-anchor teams do ALL the evening news at WKBN, and WFMJ, and at WYTV, Stan Boney is a one-man show at 5:30, 6, and 11. At least he dosen't have to do the weather anymore. Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111325 Share on other sites More sharing options...
MorningNews 1455 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 I always thought it was weird that the ABC station here doesn't just have the morning team anchor the midday newscast instead of having the afternoon anchors do the midday show because it just seems odd to have one team anchor one show. KTRK has two anchor teams that anchor only one newscast throughout the day. Tom and Sharron do the mornings and Art and Melanie anchor Live at Five. It would make more sense to have Dave and Gina anchor the 5,6,10PM and Ilona and Eric anchor the 11 and 4PM or a combination similar to that. KTRK Mornings: Tom and Sharron Midday: rotation of anchors (since 2007) 4PM: Ilona and Eric 5PM: Art and Melanie 6PM: Dave and Gina 6:30PM: Ilona and Eric 10PM: Dave and Gina Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111328 Share on other sites More sharing options...
24994J 5585 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 I'm going to address the big 4 ABC stations, and ignore weekend anchors. Everyone typically had 4 people heading up weekends. But first, I'd like to take you back to a magical time, when life seemed easier and money flowed freely through the walls of every successful TV station in the nation... THE TURN OF THE CENTURY! Around 2000... WABC had 7 anchors appear on any given weekday. One person joined the line-up the year before, another would leave the following year. KABC (to my knowledge) was employing only 6, though it may have been 7. WPVI was pretty lean, with only 5 anchors. However, every family has the overweight sibling, so big, yet no one wants to tell them. For at least an eight year period going until 2002, WLS in Chicago had 10 weekday anchors. TEN, T-E-N. Among those 10 were two relics of the 60's, and combined with 2 younger individuals, were 4 of the greatest names in Chicago television history. Four others had a combined tenure of 46 years at the station. One of them, not yet referenced, was making close to 2 million dollars by the time she was removed. The last was a young morning anchor with only 3 years under her belt. The four weekend anchors are still in the market, two still with WLS. That might be the most bloated line-up in the history of local television news. Mind you, only about 5 hours of news was being produced each day. So what has changed in 14 years? Not counting ever-changing morning hours, WABC has added and hour of late-day news, but maintained 7 anchors, though operated with 6 for most of the last decade. Compared to before, are they bloated? I'd say not. It is the number 1 station in the number 1 market, after all. KABC has added an hour and a half to the line-up, with 1 of those hours on the different channel. The now have 7 anchors. WLS has really cut down, compared to its peers. The two elder statesmen retired a decade ago, succeeded by the other two men. The overpaid diva was canned/dismissed/removed in 2003, indirectly replaced by the weekend anchor. With the cancellation of the midday newscast last year, one of the two female anchors was also fired. That 10 was whittled down to 7 over a decade, with a net loss of thirty minutes on the schedule (only about 10 minutes if you include the two separate midday updates totally about 17 minutes). BUT NOW, WPVI is the whale in the room. In 2014, through anchors and contributing anchors, 6ABC employs 10 anchors for their weekday shows, with 2 hours having been added over the last few years. When it comes down to it, I think 4 is as low as you can go on a slim schedule without being seen as really cheap, and even the largest big-three operations should be able to manage with only 7 anchors. If you're #1 in the market, I think it's acceptable to work with more people. I'll analyze Chicago. WLS has been number one since before before you were born, and with 37.5 hours, has 4 & 7 more hours than WMAQ and WBBM, respectively. The latter two has 6 weekday anchors, WLS has 7. Doesn't sound bloated to me. Across town, WGN is on the air for 55 hours from Monday through Friday. To reflect that, they maintain 9 weekday anchors. If you want to do simple math, it works out this way... On average (total hours/total anchors), each WGN anchor clocks in 6.11 hours per week in the chair. It should be factored in that they run a 6-hour morning show, which skews the numbers compared to their competitors. WMAQ has 4.16 hpa. WLS has 3.78 hpa (hours per anchor). WBBM has 3.75. WLS from 15 years ago had 2.25 hours per anchor. I don't know how to close out this marathon, but when talking about the top 10 markets, I'm not convinced that they're as bloated as we think, save for a few exceptions (cough-6ABC-cough). Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111334 Share on other sites More sharing options...
TVNewsLover 782 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 I always thought it was weird that the ABC station here doesn't just have the morning team anchor the midday newscast instead of having the afternoon anchors do the midday show because it just seems odd to have one team anchor one show. KTRK has two anchor teams that anchor only one newscast throughout the day. Tom and Sharron do the mornings and Art and Melanie anchor Live at Five. It would make more sense to have Dave and Gina anchor the 5,6,10PM and Ilona and Eric anchor the 11 and 4PM or a combination similar to that. KTRK Mornings: Tom and Sharron Midday: rotation of anchors (since 2007) 4PM: Ilona and Eric 5PM: Art and Melanie 6PM: Dave and Gina 6:30PM: Ilona and Eric 10PM: Dave and Gina It would make sense to give Art and Melanie the Noon. Are any of these anchors close to retiring (Dave? Melanie?).? I'm going to address the big 4 ABC stations, and ignore weekend anchors. Everyone typically had 4 people heading up weekends. But first, I'd like to take you back to a magical time, when life seemed easier and money flowed freely through the walls of every successful TV station in the nation... THE TURN OF THE CENTURY! Around 2000... WABC had 7 anchors appear on any given weekday. One person joined the line-up the year before, another would leave the following year. KABC (to my knowledge) was employing only 6, though it may have been 7. WPVI was pretty lean, with only 5 anchors. However, every family has the overweight sibling, so big, yet no one wants to tell them. For at least an eight year period going until 2002, WLS in Chicago had 10 weekday anchors. TEN, T-E-N. Among those 10 were two relics of the 60's, and combined with 2 younger individuals, were 4 of the greatest names in Chicago television history. Four others had a combined tenure of 46 years at the station. One of them, not yet referenced, was making close to 2 million dollars by the time she was removed. The last was a young morning anchor with only 3 years under her belt. The four weekend anchors are still in the market, two still with WLS. That might be the most bloated line-up in the history of local television news. Mind you, only about 5 hours of news was being produced each day. So what has changed in 14 years? Not counting ever-changing morning hours, WABC has added and hour of late-day news, but maintained 7 anchors, though operated with 6 for most of the last decade. Compared to before, are they bloated? I'd say not. It is the number 1 station in the number 1 market, after all. KABC has added an hour and a half to the line-up, with 1 of those hours on the different channel. The now have 7 anchors. WLS has really cut down, compared to its peers. The two elder statesmen retired a decade ago, succeeded by the other two men. The overpaid diva was canned/dismissed/removed in 2003, indirectly replaced by the weekend anchor. With the cancellation of the midday newscast last year, one of the two female anchors was also fired. That 10 was whittled down to 7 over a decade, with a net loss of thirty minutes on the schedule (only about 10 minutes if you include the two separate midday updates totally about 17 minutes). BUT NOW, WPVI is the whale in the room. In 2014, through anchors and contributing anchors, 6ABC employs 10 anchors for their weekday shows, with 2 hours having been added over the last few years. When it comes down to it, I think 4 is as low as you can go on a slim schedule without being seen as really cheap, and even the largest big-three operations should be able to manage with only 7 anchors. If you're #1 in the market, I think it's acceptable to work with more people. I'll analyze Chicago. WLS has been number one since before before you were born, and with 37.5 hours, has 4 & 7 more hours than WMAQ and WBBM, respectively. The latter two has 6 weekday anchors, WLS has 7. Doesn't sound bloated to me. Across town, WGN is on the air for 55 hours from Monday through Friday. To reflect that, they maintain 9 weekday anchors. If you want to do simple math, it works out this way... On average (total hours/total anchors), each WGN anchor clocks in 6.11 hours per week in the chair. It should be factored in that they run a 6-hour morning show, which skews the numbers compared to their competitors. WMAQ has 4.16 hpa. WLS has 3.78 hpa (hours per anchor). WBBM has 3.75. WLS from 15 years ago had 2.25 hours per anchor. I don't know how to close out this marathon, but when talking about the top 10 markets, I'm not convinced that they're as bloated as we think, save for a few exceptions (cough-6ABC-cough). Well, WPVI's situation though is a little misleading. First, Alicia Vitarelli and Sharrie Williams are more "features" reporters, although they are in-studio and labeled as contributing anchors, the only time they really "anchor" is when filling in for someone. One of the other weekday anchors, Sarah Bloomquist, also serves as a part-time weekend evening anchor (she usually is off Fridays at noon and she anchors on Sunday evenings with Walter Perez), which otherwise is serviced by a sole anchor (Walter) on Saturday evenings. They are perfectly positioned so that once Jim Gardner (6pm/11pm solo anchor) retires, the 5pm team (Rick/Monica) can take over 11pm, the 4pm team (Brian/Shirleen) can take over 6pm, and the morning team (Matt/Tamela) can take over the noon broadcast. Sarah could join Walter full-time on weekend evenings (and be primary fill-in on weekday evenings as incentive for losing the noon). This would only leave the 10pm on PHL17 to be decided. I must say, I think even big market stations can get away with three weekday pairs (6 anchors), no need for more: if they have 4pm newscast: Team #1 5/11, Team #2 4/6, Team #3 Mornings/Midday *based on Eastern Time Zone, would be altered for Central; Pacific depends on schedule (when network news airs) if no 4pm newscast: Team #1 5/11, Team #2 Midday/6, Team #3 Mornings OR Team #1 6/11, Team #2 5, and Team #3 Mornings/Midday Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111340 Share on other sites More sharing options...
MorningNews 1455 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 It would make sense to give Art and Melanie the Noon. Are any of these anchors close to retiring (Dave? Melanie?).? That could work as well but I sort of assumed that the morning anchors would be placed there because the newscast is at 11AM but Melanie and Art could very well do it too. In fact Melanie is the de-facto anchor, her and Minerva Perez anchored the 11 AM for years until Minerva was let go and after that it became a rotating anchor position. As far as retirement Melanie Lawson has been with the station for 30 years or so and Dave Ward has to step down at some point in time, those are the only two that I see leaving the station in the near future. Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111344 Share on other sites More sharing options...
ns8401 941 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 Here in Detroit it works out like this: WDIV has 5 weekday anchors: Rhonda Walker (430-7am, sometimes solo noon) Evrod Cassimy (430-7am, sometimes solo noon) Ruth Spencer (sometimes solo noon, 4pm, 530pm) Carman Harlan (5pm, 6pm, 11pm) Devin Scillian (5pm, 530pm, 6pm, 11pm) They also have 4 weekend anchors, 2 morning and 2 evening. WXYZ has 8 weekday anchors: Vic Faust (430-9am, sometimes fill-in noon solo) Alicia Smith (430-9am, sometimes fill-in noon solo) JoAnne Purtan (solo noon, 5pm) Jeff Vaughn (5pm, Street reporter 10 and 11pm) Stephen Clark (6, 7 and 11, 10pm Fill-In) Carolyn Clifford (6, 7 and 11, 10pm Fill-In) Malcom Maddox (10pm, 6, 7 and 11 Fill In) Glenda Lewis (10pm, 6, 7 and 11 Fill-In) In addition they have 2 weekend anchors (one morning and one evening, the other morning and evening anchor spots are vacant. A rotating weekday reporter will fill in on weekend mornings, Saturday evenings at 6, 7, 10 and 11 are solo and 6pm Sunday is solo. The 10 and 11pm Sunday hours have one of their investigative reporters co-anchoring). Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111345 Share on other sites More sharing options...
WXmanTim 88 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 I always thought it was weird that the ABC station here doesn't just have the morning team anchor the midday newscast instead of having the afternoon anchors do the midday show because it just seems odd to have one team anchor one show. KTRK has two anchor teams that anchor only one newscast throughout the day. Tom and Sharron do the mornings and Art and Melanie anchor Live at Five. It would make more sense to have Dave and Gina anchor the 5,6,10PM and Ilona and Eric anchor the 11 and 4PM or a combination similar to that. KTRK Mornings: Tom and Sharron Midday: rotation of anchors (since 2007) 4PM: Ilona and Eric 5PM: Art and Melanie 6PM: Dave and Gina 6:30PM: Ilona and Eric 10PM: Dave and Gina KTRK has been pretty consistent the last couple years (at last when I tune in) of having Melanie Lawson on the 11am. For a good while she was paired with Ilona, but anymore when I flip through I see Art stumbling through his reads at the desk. That being said, I'm sure almost all their anchors have weeks of vacation days, since they've all been there a decade or more, that it may appear it's a rotating lineup more often than not. Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111357 Share on other sites More sharing options...
MorningNews 1455 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 You are right Melanie is more a constant on the 11 AM than others. Is she still officially the co-anchor? Ilona was paired with her at 11 for a long time but never the official anchor but that seemed to stop once she took on a bigger role during the late night news (just before the 6:30 experiment began). Today Tom and Sharron anchored at 11 but that's most likely because Melanie is sitting in this week for Gina Gaston. Haha your comment about stumbling Art is spot on! It's incredible that the man has lasted as long as he has but then again Live at 5 has remained one of their consistent top rated newscast. Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111364 Share on other sites More sharing options...
c.alexbrown 8 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 This reminds of a story regarding KSL-TV in Salt Lake. http://www.newscaststudio.com/2012/05/29/salt-lake-three-anchor-format-provides-shooting-challenges-opportunities/ Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111370 Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mrknowitall526 115 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 BUT NOW, WPVI is the whale in the room. In 2014, through anchors and contributing anchors, 6ABC employs 10 anchors for their weekday shows, with 2 hours having been added over the last few years. I'm not sure how you are getting 10 anchors for the weekday shows. Matt O'Donnell & Tamela Edwards for the mornings (2), Rick Williams & Sarah Bloomquist at noon (4), Brian Taff & Shirleen Allicott at 4 and 10 (6), Rick Williams & Monica Malpass at 5 pm (7), and Jim Gardner at 6 & 11 (8). So, that's 8 people who sit at the desk for the entire show. I like the fact that 6ABC has a solo anchor on the 6 and 11 pm. There really isn't a need for 2 people on a half-hour broadcast, and I also like the continuity of having the same person do the 6 and 11. 6 and 11 tend to have the biggest ratings, so it makes sense to have the same person (or team) do both shows. Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111373 Share on other sites More sharing options...
24994J 5585 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 Fine, I'll take back my statement about Sharrie Williams at WPVI, but direct from 6abc.com... "Alicia Vitarelli is the co-anchor of Action News at 4pm". Maybe she's not an anchor in the traditional sense, but when you have putz (plural) like Jack Abernathy at Fox trying to redefine the role, the title becomes debatable. So, 9. Still a little much. Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111375 Share on other sites More sharing options...
KevCor 344 Posted August 7, 2014 Share Posted August 7, 2014 Here in DMA 45, the majority of stations follow have six weekday and two weekend anchors for their "main" newscasts. For example, on WVEC (I'm using them because they have the easiest lineup, and in keeping with the ABC theme): From 4:30-7 & at Noon, it's Vanessa Coria and Sandra Parker; at 5:00pm: Janet Roach and Lucy Bustamante. Janet also does 5:30 with Regina Mobley, and at 6 & 11 pm, it's the "main anchor team" of Regina Mobley and David Alan. On weekends, it's Joe Flanagan in the mornings, and Brian Farrell in the evenings (6 & 11). All the other stations have primetime broadcasts and extended morning shows on their sister stations, so their lineups are a bit more convoluted. Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111377 Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jess 1115 Posted August 9, 2014 Share Posted August 9, 2014 As far as I know, Sharrie isn't named in the opens, promos, or rejoins. Alicia Vitarelli is. While her role is more like "Big Board Girl", she appears on the broadcast five days a week and is even involved in the A-block of hard news. So she is technically an anchor of the 4pm, the way Cheryl Burton is anchor of the 11pm on WLS. Which would make the talent lineups thus: Action News Mornings: Matt O'Donnell and Tamala Edwards Noon: Rick Williams and Sarah Bloomquist 4pm: Brian Taff, Shirleen Allicot, Alicia Vitarelli 5pm: Williams and Monica Malpass 6 and 11: Jim Gardner That's still nine, and it is a lot. Also given that they have two sports anchors, two meteorologists, and a variety of other contributors... 6's news feels crowded as hell. It is a bit much. And is it me, or is the 6 and 11 starting to feel like a completely separate thing to every other newscast they produce? 10, for comparison: NBC 10 News Today: Chris Cato (4am to 5:30am), Vai Sikahema (5:30 to 7), Tracy Davidson (4:30 to 7) 11am: Single-Anchor Rotation - usually Sikahema, Davidson, or most often, Renee Chenault-Fattah 4pm: Jim Rosenfield and Chenault-Fattah 5pm: Keith Jones and Jacqueline London 6pm: Rosenfield and Chenault-Fattah 11pm: Rosenfield and London That's 7 anchors, not far behind 6, but they don't do a different anchor every newscast. Instead, they do the Chuck-and-Sue thing with Rosenfield and London, only pairing them on the 11pm. Plus, the morning show has that rotation they began when they expanded to 4am permanently. One note, though - on the morning and evening blocks, they will have whatever anchor is not on duty give a report from the Digital Operations Center. So on the morning, when Chris is at the desk besides Tracy, Vai will pop up to deliver something from the DOC, and when Vai's at the desk, Chris delivers something from the DOC. Over to CBS 3 and The CW Philly, and we have a much different mentality: Eyewitness News This Morning (4:30am-7am on CBS 3; 7am-9am on CW Philly 57): Ukee Washington and Erica Von Tiehl Whatever The Hell They Air At Noon: Washington and Pat Ciarocchi Eyewitness News at 5, 6, 10, and 11: Chris May and Jessica Dean The EWN anchor team works longer hours than anyone else, and it's been that way for some years now. Given that I've been growing up with some sort of diversified anchor lineup on 6 and 10, the 3 model seems weird to me. I guess that contributes to why I find the product so tired - they don't have a lot of people manning the desk and their bench is quite thin. Now, to Fox 29: Fox 29 Morning News: Kerry Barrett and Chris Murphy Good Day Philadelphia: Mike Jerrick and Alex Holley (September) Fox 29 News at 5, 6, and 10: Lucy Noland and Iain Page This is a bit misleading. Decoupling the "news" and "morning show" halves of Good Day into two separate shows created separate anchor teams. However, since Good Day is like a morning show more than a straight newscast, there are a lot more contributors to the show, and some spill into anchor territory. For example, they've been using Mike alongside Sue Serio and Kacie McDonnell for a defacto three-anchor team since Sheinelle left. Moreover, when they did have Mike and Sheinelle, they would often add a third person to the desk for the 9am hour (which starts with an unscripted, frequently hilarious chat segment). I need to get more of a feel for Noland, which means recording their newscasts more. (God I need a four-tuner DVR) Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111442 Share on other sites More sharing options...
sctvhound 27 Posted August 11, 2014 Share Posted August 11, 2014 Charleston's stations have very different styles. WCBD and WCIV (NBC and ABC, respectively) are like your normal station at this market size. WCBD- Morning: Brad Franko, Octavia Mitchell (they split the Today Show cut-ins) Noon: Franko 5, 5:30, 6, 11: Brendan Clark, Carolyn Murray. Weekend morning: Haley Hernandez Weekend evening: Larry Collins That's 4 weekday anchors, and 2 weekend anchors. They tape their 6pm news to air at 10pm on the CW. WCIV- Morning: Jon Bruce, Tessa Spencer 10am Lowcountry Live (local show): Bruce, Spencer, Tom Crawford 6, 7, 11: Dean Stephens, Victoria Hansen Weekend evening: Valencia Wicker They get along with only five anchors, but they only do an hour in the evening, compared to WCBD doing 90 minutes and WCSC 2 1/2 hours. Channel 5 acts like a big-market station. WCSC- Morning: Kyle Jordan, Ann McGill (they do a 7-8am show on Fox, WTAT) Noon- Bill Sharpe 4pm- Sharpe, Aisha Tyler 5pm, 6pm- Sharpe, Debi Chard 5:30, 7, 11- Raphael James, Chard 10pm Fox- James, Lisa Weismann Weekend morning- Jocelyn Steele Weekend evening- Meghan Wallace That's seven weekday anchors. Weismann and Tyler also cover breaking news during the newscasts the other anchors do. Link to comment https://localnewstalk.net/topic/13784-anchor-line-ups/#findComment-111690 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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