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April 1, 2024
ABC13/KTRK-TV Annual Equal Employment Opportunity Public File Report
September 12, 2023
Ansley Christain, WJCL 22 News’s Assignment Manager, moved to Savannah in 2010. She previously worked as an Associate Producer for four years at a station in Atlanta and is a proud graduate of the University of Georgia.
September 27, 2022
KOVR/KMAX-TV the CBS/CW owned and operated stations in Sacramento, CA are looking for a Director of Engineering, an Assignment Editor and Senior Producer.
June 29, 2022
WPSD Local 6 located in Paducah, Kentucky the NBC Affiliate for the Paducah/Cape Girardeau/Harrisburg DMA is looking for an Assignment Manager, Weekend Meteoro
June 21, 2022
They will receive cross-disciplinary training and spark innovation at their news organizations throughout the intensive, yearlong program.
May 31, 2022
WWSB-TV, the Gray owned ABC affiliate serving the Tampa/Sarasota DMA, is seeking a local sales manager, an assignment manager, and broadcast maintenance enginee
May 26, 2022
Who is Morgan Tremaine and what did he do at TMZ? The former employee was called to testify on Wednesday 25 May during the Depp Vs Heard case
February 10, 2022
KOVR, the CBS-owned affiliate in Sacramento, California, has openings for an Executive Producer Impacting Communities (EPIC), an Assignment Manager and a morni
July 3, 2021
WJLA-TV 7 News in Washington, DC is searching for our next excellent Executive Producer. You will join the fastest growing local news in the DC market with the strongest brand. We are “7 News On Your Side” in everything we do, from breaking news, impactful distinctive storytelling and enterprising investigative news content. Our viewing area covers Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia and we are committed to serving our diverse communities. The ideal candidate must be a...
February 15, 2021
Today we highlight our investigation of Wisconsin’s struggle to contain COVID-19 in its prisons, where about 10,800 inmates have been infected — more than half of the population — and at least 25 have died.