Longtime WETA and PBS NewsHour staffer Susanne Kersey is calling it a career after an incredible 50 years behind the scenes. Kersey started at WETA as a volunteer before moving into full-time technical roles, becoming one of the station’s most trusted and steady hands through decades of technological change.
The NewsHour team marked her retirement with an on-air tribute video celebrating her half-century of service:
DCRTV reported in August that WUSA-9 reporter Adam Longo was leaving the Tenga station to join Sinclair’s WJLA-7 as a co-host for Good Morning Washington.
Today, WJLA announced that Longo’s first day on the air will be this Friday, October 4th.
Dave Cupp, who hosted WVIR/Charlottesville’s evening news from 1979 until 2005 and served as the NBC station’s News Director, has died…
NBC4 (WRC) Anchor Leon Harris was pulled off the air on Thursday night after struggling to speak during his 6 PM newscast….
A familiar face to Baltimore TV viewers appeared on FOX 5 in DC Tuesday morning. A DCRTV reader reports….
Former Fox 5 (WTTG) morning Meteorologist Claire Anderson gave birth to her daughter on January 9th….
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has tapped longtime media and legal veteran Robert C. Douglas, Esq. for a return trip to the Maryland Public Broadcasting Commission……