Rick Gevers & Associates

May 10, 2026

Greetings:

Happy Mother’s Day to all.

It’s a happy holiday for TWO people who got their first ND jobs this week. And while it’s not a new opening, the opening at a top 25 station is now an official opening. We’ll explain.

Our count of ND openings drops to 28.

We have TWO new ads for management positions at a powerhouse, family owned station in North Carolina.

We have more information on last week’s obituary of the brother of a recently retired Missouri ND.

ONE new GM to tell you about.

And we have several news items.

• ABC’s new CEO is taking an aggressive stand against the FCC.
• In an earnings call, Nexstar’s PERRY SOOK discusses the legal battle in the company’s attempt to buy Tega.
• Gray Media closes on its deal to buy Block Communications TV stations.
• IRE announces its award winners AND extends the early bird registration for its annual convention.
• And CBS Sunday Morning profiles the soon-to-be extinct CBS News Radio

Those stories and more below!

Newly Named News Directors:

Machi

WAPT-TV, Jackson, MS…MIKE MACHI returns to Hearst as the next ND for this ABC affiliate. Here’s the release. For the last year, Mike has been an EP for WPLG-TV in Miami, but earlier worked for Hearst at WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh. His career history is here. At WAPT, Mike replaces LEE NEELY. We told you in March that Lee was moving within Hearst to become ND for WJCL-TV in Savannah, GA.

Oliver

KSNT/KTKA-TV, Topeka, KS…congratulations to ASHLEY OLIVER who’s been promoted to news director for this duopoly. She’s been at the stations for more than four years, first as EP and later Managing Editor. She replaces JESSE FRAY who left in January after ten years for a job out of TV. Nexstar owns NBC affiliate KSNT-TV and operates KSNT-TV (ABC) under a shared services agreement with Vaughn Media.

New News Director Opening:

It’s not a new opening, but worth pointing out that Tegna has now listed the open ND job at KSDK-TV (NBC) in St. Louis. (We may have been premature in posting the opening.)

The job’s been open since TIM GERAGHTY was transferred to KHOU-TV (CBS) in Houston in March. CAROL FOWLER, a Tegna Regional VP who’s based in St. Louis, is overseeing the newsroom. Of note: Tegna owns KSDK, but Nexstar owns KTVI-TV (FOX) and KPLR-TV (CW) in St. Louis, pending Nexstar’s proposed acquisition of Tegna.

Help Wanted Ads:

Senior Producer-Primetime Newscasts, WRAL-TV, Raleigh, NC:

Take the lead where it matters most—primetime in Raleigh, North Carolina.

As Senior Producer for WRAL’s late newscasts, you’ll own the 11:00 p.m. broadcast and help shape the 10:00 p.m., driving the stories your community relies on to close the day informed. This is more than a producing role—it’s a leadership opportunity to set the tone, elevate storytelling, and build a high-performing evening team.

You’ll guide producers, reporters, and photographers with clear editorial vision, coaching them to deliver urgent, impactful journalism. From breaking news to enterprise reporting, you’ll make real-time decisions that bring depth, clarity, and accountability to every broadcast. Your ability to pivot quickly and uncover new angles will keep coverage fresh, relevant, and ahead of the curve.

Working across TV, digital, and streaming platforms, you’ll help create a seamless multiplatform experience—ensuring WRAL’s late news is not only the most watched, but the most trusted in the market. You’ll play a key role in executing content strategy, enhancing viewer engagement, and pushing innovation in how stories are told.

If you’re ready to step into a newsroom leadership role where your decisions drive both content and culture, this is your chance to make a lasting impact—on your team, your audience, and your career—right here in Raleigh.

Click here to learn more and apply!

Newscast Producer, WRAL-TV, Raleigh, NC:

Step into the center of the newsroom and shape the stories your community sees first.

As a Newscast Producer at WRAL in Raleigh, North Carolina, you won’t just write the news—you’ll own it from pitch to broadcast across TV, digital, and social platforms. This is a high-impact, fast-paced role where creativity, urgency, and editorial judgment come together to inform and engage a massive audience.

You’ll produce live newscasts, craft compelling stories for WRAL.com, and drive coverage that connects across platforms—from breaking news to trending topics. With access to real-time analytics and social listening tools, you’ll make smart decisions about what matters most and how to tell it best.

Every day offers the chance to innovate, collaborate, and deliver content that stands out.

This role is built for growth. You’ll gain hands-on experience with live production, digital strategy, and cross-functional teamwork while positioning yourself for future newsroom leadership opportunities.

If you thrive under pressure, love storytelling, and want your work to make an immediate impact, this is your chance to be part of a respected, forward-thinking media organization. Add in strong benefits, career development, and access to local events—and you’ve got more than a job. You’ve got a launchpad.

Click here to learn more and apply!

News Management Openings:

ASSISTANT NEWS DIRECTOR:

WVTM-TV, Birmingham, AL (listed 3/8/26)
WHO-TV, Des Moines, IA (relisted 4/22/26)
KIVI-TV, Boise, ID (listed 4/19/26)
WMBD-TV, Peoria, IL (listed 5/10/26)
WXOW-TV, Wausau, WI (listed 3/22/26)

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:

WPIX-TV, New York, NY (Sports EP, listed 3/29/26)
WPIX-TV, New York, NY (Digital EP, listed 5/10/26)
WPHL-TV, Philadelphia, PA (Digital Content EP, listed 4/26/26)
KHOU-TV, Houston, TX (listed 3/15/26)
KRON-TV, San Francisco, CA (listed 4/12/26)
WFTS-TV, Tampa, FL (listed 4/19/26)
KNXV-TV, Phoenix, AZ (relisted 4/19/26)
KXTV, Sacramento, CA (listed 3/15/26)
KSDK-TV, St. Louis, MO (listed 3/15/26)
KSTU-TV, Salt Lake City, UT (listed 4/19/26)
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, OH (relisted 4/19/26)
WVEC-TV, Norfolk, VA (listed 3/15/26)
WWL-TV, New Orleans, LA (listed 3/15/26)
WPRI/WNAC-TV, Providence, RI (AM EP, listed 4/19/26)
WGRZ-TV, Buffalo, NY (listed 3/15/26)
KTHV-TV, Little Rock, AR (listed 3/15/26)
KARK/KLRT-TV, Little Rock, AR (Morning EP, relisted 3/29/26)
KJRH-TV, Tulsa, OK (listed 4/19/26)
WHO-TV, Des Moines, IA (Morning EP, relisted 4/19/26)
KLKN-TV, Lincoln, NE (listed 3/22/26)
KRIS-TV, Corpus Christi, TX (listed 3/15/26)
KBMT-TV, Beaumont, TX (listed 3/15/26)
WETM-TV, Elmira, NY (Digital EP, listed 5/2/36)

Other News Management Openings:

Listed 5/3/26:

WRAL-TV, Raleigh, NC (Senior Producer, Nighttime Newscast, see ad above!)
WRAL-TV, Raleigh, NC (Newscast Producer, see ad above!)

Relisted 4/19/26:

KMGH-TV, Denver, CO (Digital Director)
KXAN-TV, Austin, TX (Digital Director)

Listed 4/12/26:

University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK (GM of Student Broadcast Media and Instructor)

Listed 4/12/26:

WDHN-TV, Dothan, AL (Digital News Manager)

Obituaries:

Clyde H.

Our report last week on the death of CLYDE HOLLIDAY, brother of retired St. Louis newsman ART HOLLIDAY, was a little thin on details. Clyde was 79 years when he died April 13th. We’re grateful to Art for passing along more info on his brother’s life and career. Regular readers know that Art retired last year after 46 years at KSDK-TV in St. Louis, where he started as the weekend sports anchor and ended as ND.

Names in the News (and other stuff):

ABC’s new CEO JOSH D’AMARO is taking a stand against the FCC’s attempt to challenge its station’s licenses. The company filed an aggressive brief in the case.

Nexstar CEO PERRY SOOK spoke on the company’s earning call last Thursday and outlined the legal battles involving Nexstar’s planned deal to acquire Tegna. Our report is from Variety.

Meanwhile, two defamation and wrongful termination suits against Nexstar’s WOOD-TV (NBC) in Grand Rapids are one step closer to trial. ND STANTON TANG and Assistant ND AMY FOX are the plaintiffs.

Gray Media has closed on its acquisition of five stations owned by Toledo, OH, based Block Communications. The largest among them is WDRB-TV (FOX) in Louisville. More details here.

Congratulations to WFAA-TV in Dallas, WGRZ-TV in Buffalo, KRQE-TV in Albuquerque and KSLA-TV in Shreveport, LA, for being chosen as winners in the annual IRE awards contest. A few other stations were honored as finalists. The complete list of winners in all categories is here.

By the way, the deadline for early bird (i.e., discounted) registration for the annual IRE conference has been extended to May 15th. Details here. Long time readers know that I think the IRE conference is by far the most worthwhile gathering in journalism. I hope to see many of you at National Harbor in Maryland from June 18-21.

You should already know that, after almost a century, CBS News Radio, is shutting down later this month. CBS Sunday Morning’s MO ROCCA looked at the network’s history in this story that aired this morning.

General Manager News and Notes:

NICOLE LEWIS joins Gray Media’s KBTX-TV in Bryan-College Station, TX, as GM and Director of Sales. It’s a return to Texas for Nicole who earlier in her career was the General Sales Manager for KIAH-TV in Houston and most recently was Director of Sales for WKMG-TV in Orlando.

Our List of Open News Director Jobs:

Here’s our list of open ND jobs as of Sunday, May 10, 2026:

It’s unofficial, there may be others that are open, and some of these may have been filled. If you know of any in either category, please let me know: rick@rickgevers.com

WCAU/WWSI-TV 1800 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
WPVI-TV 4100 City Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19131
KIRO-TV 2807 Third Avenue Seattle, WA 98121
KMGH-TV 2323 Delgany St, Denver, CO 80203
KSDK-TV 1001 Highlands Plaza Dr. St. Louis, MO 63110
WKRN-TV 441 Murfreesboro Pike Nashville, TN 37210
WBFF-TV 2000 W 41st St Baltimore, MD 21211
WAVE-TV 725 S. Floyd St. Louisville KY 40203
WGNO-TV 1 Galleria Blvd, Suite 850 Metairie LA 70001
KOKI-TV 2625 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74129
KREM-TV 4103 S Regal St Spokane WA 99223
WCIA-TV 509 S. Neil St., Champaign, IL 61820
KLEW-TV 2626 17th St, Lewiston, ID 83501
KNVO-TV, 801 North Jackson Rd., McAllen TX 78501 **
KCEN-TV 215 N. 3rd Street Temple, TX 76501
KKTV 3100 N Nevada Ave, Ste B, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
WSIL-TV 1416 Country Aire Drive Carterville, IL 62918
WNDU-TV 54516 State Road 933, South Bend, IN 46637
KNDU-TV 3312 W. Kennewick Ave. Kennewick, WA 99336
WCBI-TV 201 5th Street South Columbus, MS 39701
KRIS-TV 301 Artesian Street Corpus Christi, TX 78401
KSWO-TV 1401 SE 60th St. Lawton, OK 73501
KBMT-TV 525 Interstate 10 South, Beaumont, TX 77701
KIFI-TV 1915 N Yellowstone Hwy Idaho Falls, ID 83401
WTWO-TV 10849 N US Highway 41, Farmersburg, IN 47850
WLUC-TV 177 US-41 East, Negaunee, MI 49866
KYOU-TV 820 West 2nd Street; Ottumwa, IA 52501
KAVU-TV. 3808 N Navarro St. Victoria, TX 77901

**: Spanish language station

May 3, 2026

Greetings:

Only ONE ND change this week, a promotion at a Central Illinois CBS affiliate. And, as far as I know, NO new openings.

Our count of ND openings drops to 30.

We have TWO new ads for management positions at a powerhouse, family owned station in North Carolina, and are repeating ONE paid ad for an ND opening in the Pacific Northwest.

Be sure to check out BARRY NASH’s new ad, and be sure to click on it to check out his Substack post which contains some great graphics. And while you’re clicking, weather consultant TIM HELLER is offering help in improving your weather content without adding staff.

Sadly, FOUR obituaries, ONE for a Florida Assistant ND, TWO for former news directors, and ONE for the brother of a recently retired Missouri ND.

A former newsie ascends to the GM job at a top five market network o-and-o.

• More attorneys general have signed onto the antitrust suit attempting to block the Nexstar-Tegna deal. Surprisingly, several are Republican.
• CBS changes its London Bureau Chief admit reports that the outgoing chief clashed with BARI WEISS over coverage of Israel and Gaza.
• Her replacement has never worked in TV.
• The Gray Media/Allen Media Group deal has closed and we have a detail-less news release from Gray.
• A former Atlanta and Dayton ND is retiring after 22 years at ESPN.
• AP’s longtime media writer takes a buyout.
• And student from archivals Indiana University and Purdue University are honored for coming together to defend press freedom.

It’s a busy newsletter. Hope you enjoy it.

Newly Named News Director:

Gordon

WMBD-TV, Peoria, IL…MARY GORDON has been promoted to news director for this Nexstar Media owned CBS affiliate. She’s been the Assignment Editor and Content Director and replaces MAGGIE GRINESTAFF. We told you two weeks ago Maggie was stepping down to spend more time with her young children. WMBD noted her departure in this story.

New News Director Openings:

Not aware of any new hires this week. If I’m wrong, please let me know by emailing me at: rick@rickgevers.com

Help Wanted Ads:

Senior Producer-Primetime Newscasts, WRAL-TV, Raleigh, NC:

Take the lead where it matters most—primetime in Raleigh, North Carolina.

As Senior Producer for WRAL’s late newscasts, you’ll own the 11:00 p.m. broadcast and help shape the 10:00 p.m., driving the stories your community relies on to close the day informed. This is more than a producing role—it’s a leadership opportunity to set the tone, elevate storytelling, and build a high-performing evening team.

You’ll guide producers, reporters, and photographers with clear editorial vision, coaching them to deliver urgent, impactful journalism. From breaking news to enterprise reporting, you’ll make real-time decisions that bring depth, clarity, and accountability to every broadcast. Your ability to pivot quickly and uncover new angles will keep coverage fresh, relevant, and ahead of the curve.

Working across TV, digital, and streaming platforms, you’ll help create a seamless multiplatform experience—ensuring WRAL’s late news is not only the most watched, but the most trusted in the market. You’ll play a key role in executing content strategy, enhancing viewer engagement, and pushing innovation in how stories are told.

If you’re ready to step into a newsroom leadership role where your decisions drive both content and culture, this is your chance to make a lasting impact—on your team, your audience, and your career—right here in Raleigh.

Click here to learn more and apply!

Newscast Producer, WRAL-TV, Raleigh, NC:

Step into the center of the newsroom and shape the stories your community sees first.

As a Newscast Producer at WRAL in Raleigh, North Carolina, you won’t just write the news—you’ll own it from pitch to broadcast across TV, digital, and social platforms. This is a high-impact, fast-paced role where creativity, urgency, and editorial judgment come together to inform and engage a massive audience.

You’ll produce live newscasts, craft compelling stories for WRAL.com, and drive coverage that connects across platforms—from breaking news to trending topics. With access to real-time analytics and social listening tools, you’ll make smart decisions about what matters most and how to tell it best.

Every day offers the chance to innovate, collaborate, and deliver content that stands out.

This role is built for growth. You’ll gain hands-on experience with live production, digital strategy, and cross-functional teamwork while positioning yourself for future newsroom leadership opportunities.

If you thrive under pressure, love storytelling, and want your work to make an immediate impact, this is your chance to be part of a respected, forward-thinking media organization. Add in strong benefits, career development, and access to local events—and you’ve got more than a job. You’ve got a launchpad.

Click here to learn more and apply!

News Director, KIFI-TV, Idaho Falls, ID:

• Live in the closest metropolitan destination to Yellowstone National Park
• Lead a team of journalists in the market’s #1 multi-platform newsroom.
• Work for a family-owned company with terrific employee-focused benefits
• Outdoor enthusiasts love the proximity to Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, relaxing natural hot springs, and fly fishing on the Snake River

NPG of Idaho, including the legacy stations for the Idaho Falls/Pocatello, ID/Jackson, WY DMA and the dominant news leader in Eastern Idaho/Western Wyoming, has an exciting opportunity for someone to lead our news team as News Director. A year-round tourist destination with world-class recreational activities and quality of life few cities can match. We are a diversified company committed to its people and successful news organizations.

The News Director will oversee and provide strategic direction to the station’s news operation consisting of broadcast and digital platforms. We are looking for a strong newsroom leader who considers coaching a priority.

The ideal candidate will be a visionary coach, and an effective communicator with a passion for the news business. Degree in Journalism, Broadcasting, Communications, or related field is preferred. In addition, a minimum of four years of newsroom or related managerial experience is a must.

Successful candidates must pass a background check, drug test, and provide proof of vehicle insurance.

NPG of Idaho is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

No Phone calls please.

Click here to learn more and apply!

News Management Openings:

ASSISTANT NEWS DIRECTOR:

WVTM-TV, Birmingham, AL (listed 3/8/26)
WHO-TV, Des Moines, IA (relisted 4/22/26)
KIVI-TV, Boise, ID (listed 4/19/26)
WXOW-TV, Wausau, WI (listed 3/22/26)
KWES-TV, Midland-Odessa, TX (listed 3/1/26)

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:

WPIX-TV, New York, NY (Sports EP, listed 3/29/26)
WPHL-TV, Philadelphia, PA (Digital Content EP, listed 4/26/26)
KHOU-TV, Houston, TX (listed 3/15/26)
KRON-TV, San Francisco, CA (listed 4/12/26)
WFLA-TV, Tampa, FL (listed 3/15/26)
WFTS-TV, Tampa, FL (listed 4/19/26)
KNXV-TV, Phoenix, AZ (relisted 4/19/26)
KXTV, Sacramento, CA (listed 3/15/26)
KSDK-TV, St. Louis, MO (listed 3/15/26)
KSTU-TV, Salt Lake City, UT (listed 4/19/26)
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, OH (relisted 4/19/26)
WVEC-TV, Norfolk, VA (listed 3/15/26)
WWL-TV, New Orleans, LA (listed 3/15/26)
WPRI/WNAC-TV, Providence, RI (AM EP, listed 4/19/26)
WGRZ-TV, Buffalo, NY (listed 3/15/26)
KTHV-TV, Little Rock, AR (listed 3/15/26)
KARK/KLRT-TV, Little Rock, AR (Morning EP, relisted 3/29/26)
KJRH-TV, Tulsa, OK (listed 4/19/26)
WTEN/WXXA-TV, Albany, NY (Lifestyle show EP, listed 3/29/26)
WHO-TV, Des Moines, IA (Morning EP, relisted 4/19/26)
WHNT-TV, Huntsville, AL (Evening EP, listed 3/29/26)
KLKN-TV, Lincoln, NE (listed 3/22/26)
KRIS-TV, Corpus Christi, TX (listed 3/15/26)
KBMT-TV, Beaumont, TX (listed 3/15/26)
WETM-TV, Elmira, NY (Digital EP, listed 5/2/36)

Other News Management Openings:

Listed 5/3/26:

WRAL-TV, Raleigh, NC (Senior Producer, Nighttime Newscast, see ad above!)
WRAL-TV, Raleigh, NC (Newscast Producer, see ad above!)

Relisted 4/19/26:

KMGH-TV, Denver, CO (Digital Director)
KXAN-TV, Austin, TX (Digital Director)

Listed 4/12/26:

University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK (GM of Student Broadcast Media and Instructor)

Listed 4/12/26:

WDHN-TV, Dothan, AL (Digital News Manager)

Obituaries:

Cavazos

WWSB-TV (ABC) in Sarasota, FL, is mourning the loss of assistant news director JOHN CAVAZOS who died Saturday, April 25th at the age of 63. Here’s the story from the station’s website. He’s a former news director in Burlington, VT, worked twice on Boston, for several stations in Tampa, and also worked in Jacksonville and Harlingen, TX. John’s full career history is here.

Holston

We’re a little tardy in reporting that MARK HOLSTON, who spent 15 years as news director and anchor for KCFW-TV in Kalispell, MT, died back in February. He was 79. Mark later worked in public relations for the Flathead Basin Commission but gained acclaim as a music writer and historian, primarily in jazz music. Mark also served on several boards. Learn more in this obituary.

Lawyer

A one time news director for the Christian Broadcasting Network, RICHARD “DICK” LAWYER died in late April. at the age of 80. He worked for CBN for about two years, but may be better remembered (especially if you ever worked in the station) for having spent more than four decades working for the AP in Pennsylvania, serving as broadcast editor from 1972 until 2014.

Clyde H.

I’m sorry to report that CLYDE HOLLIDAY, brother of long time St. Louis newsman ART HOLLIDAY, died April 13th. Clyde was 79 years old and sadly lost his son just a few months before he passed. Regular readers know that Art retired last year after 46 years at KSDK-TV in St. Louis, where he started as the weekend sports anchor and ended as news director. Your kind note of support can be sent to Art by clicking here.

Names in the News (and other stuff):

The never ending saga of the proposed Nexstar acquistion of Tegna took yet another turn this week when five more attorneys general joined the federal antitrust suit in an attempt to block the deal. Notably, three of the newcomers are Republican.

The New York Post says CBS News canned London Bureau Chief CLAIRE DAY after she clashed with Editor in Chief BARI WEISS over coverage of Israel and Gaza. The network wasted little time in replacing Day, naming SHAYNDI RAICE to the job. Raice is a 16 year veteran of The Wall Street Journal who, notably, like Weiss, has not previously worked in TV.

Gray Media and BYRON ALLEN‘s company Allen Media Group closed on a long ago announced deal in which Gray is buying some of Allen’s stations. Oddly, the Gray news release was remarkably devoid of details. Fortunately, TheDesk.net filled in those pesky facts.

Roberts

DAVE ROBERTS, who started in local news and served as a news director in Dayton and Atlanta, is retiring in August after more than 22 years at ESPN and 50 years in our business.. His current title is (take a deep breath here) ESPN Executive Vice President, Executive Editor, Sports News and Entertainment. That lengthy title covers, as you might expect, a wide variety of duties.

Longtime Associated Press media writer DAVID BAUDER has taken a buyout from the wire service. His last day was Thursday and one of his last stories was about a photographer who is fascinated by things that evoke a time gone by…or about to pass into history. Like newspaper offices.

You probably don’t need to be a big sports fan to know that Indiana University and Purdue University are arch-rivals. But students at the two schools bonded together to defend press freedom and were honored this week by the SPJ. The Indianapolis Star explains what they did, while this item from SPJ explains the award.

General Manager News and Notes:

Second week in a row with just one GM move, but it’s a big one. There’s also a new president for a small company.

Morris

ABC has named JOHN MORRIS as President and General Manager of its Philadelphia o-and-o, WPVI-TV. He’s been the Vice President of Multiplatform Programming for ‘PVI. But he began at the station as a news writer before advancing to producer and later executive producer. He replaces BERNIE PRAZENICA who retired in January after 17 years as GM and 40 at the station.

I’m just guessing here but would assume that near the top of John’s to-do list is finding a new news director. We told you in March that TOM DAVIS left after 15 years as ND and the previous seven as assistant ND.

Vernon

Meanwhile, Draper Media named BILL VERNON as its new President. He’s been the VP there since late 2024 and first joined Draper in 2020. If you’re not familiar with Draper, the company owns seven TV properties and 12 radio stations across Delaware and Maryland, including WBOC-TV (CBS) in Salisbury, MD. He replaces CRAIG JAHELKA who retired earlier this year.

Our List of Open News Director Jobs:

Here’s our list of open ND jobs as of Sunday, May 3, 2026:

It’s unofficial, there may be others that are open, and some of these may have been filled. If you know of any in either category, please let me know: rick@rickgevers.com

WCAU/WWSI-TV 1800 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
WPVI-TV 4100 City Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19131
KIRO-TV 2807 Third Avenue Seattle, WA 98121
KMGH-TV 2323 Delgany St, Denver, CO 80203
KSDK-TV 1001 Highlands Plaza Dr. St. Louis, MO 63110
WKRN-TV 441 Murfreesboro Pike Nashville, TN 37210
WBFF-TV 2000 W 41st St Baltimore, MD 21211
WAVE-TV 725 S. Floyd St. Louisville KY 40203
WGNO-TV 1 Galleria Blvd, Suite 850 Metairie LA 70001
KOKI-TV 2625 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74129
KREM-TV 4103 S Regal St Spokane WA 99223
WCIA-TV 509 S. Neil St., Champaign, IL 61820
KLEW-TV 2626 17th St, Lewiston, ID 83501
KNVO-TV, 801 North Jackson Rd., McAllen TX 78501 **
KCEN-TV 215 N. 3rd Street Temple, TX 76501
KKTV 3100 N Nevada Ave, Ste B, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
WSIL-TV 1416 Country Aire Drive Carterville, IL 62918
WAPT-TV 7616 Channel 16 Way. Jackson, MS 39209
WNDU-TV 54516 State Road 933, South Bend, IN 46637
KNDU-TV 3312 W. Kennewick Ave. Kennewick, WA 99336
WCBI-TV 201 5th Street South Columbus, MS 39701
KRIS-TV 301 Artesian Street Corpus Christi, TX 78401
KSNT/KTKA-TV 6835 NW HWY 24 Topeka, Kansas 66618
KSWO-TV 1401 SE 60th St. Lawton, OK 73501
KBMT-TV 525 Interstate 10 South, Beaumont, TX 77701
KIFI-TV 1915 N Yellowstone Hwy Idaho Falls, ID 83401 (see ad above!)
WTWO-TV 10849 N US Highway 41, Farmersburg, IN 47850
WLUC-TV 177 US-41 East, Negaunee, MI 49866
KYOU-TV 820 West 2nd Street; Ottumwa, IA 52501
KAVU-TV. 3808 N Navarro St. Victoria, TX 77901

**: Spanish language station

April 26, 2026

Greetings:

There’s ONE new ND to tell you about with TWO new openings, bringing our list of open stations to 31.

We have ONE paid ad for one of those new openings in the Pacific Northwest.

There’s ONE new GM in New York state.

And we have lots of news items.

• Nexstar’s PERRY SOOK says eventually ‘two or three companies’ will own all America’s stations.
• We have the latest update in the court case on the Nexstar-Tegna deal.
• Magid says TV newsrooms need to change the way they do business ASAP. (Wanna bet they’ll suggest a consultant to help you with that?)
• We have a long profile of TONY DOKOUPIL, the latest ratings for his Evening News, another look at how CBS affiliates view the late night programming move, and a new job for a former CBS Mornings EP.
• Two local stations won Peabody Awards this week.
• And a new garden at the Missouri J-School honoring identical twin brothers who had great careers in journalism.

That and more below!

Newly Named News Director:

   Carl

KWTV, Oklahoma City, OK…AL CARL will be the next Director of Content for this Griffin Media CBS affiliate, reporting to Griffin’s Director of Content ANDY MILLER. Andy sent this note, and Al sent one to friends. He replaces NATHAN ELLIOTT who will coordinate statewide coverage for Griffin’s stations in OKC and Tulsa. Al left his job as VP/News for WISH-TV (CW) in Indianapolis last fall when it was eliminated. His complete career history can be found here.

New News Director Openings:

Kane

KREM-TV, Spokane, WA…JESSIE KANE is stepping away from local news and leaving this Tegna owned CBS affiliate after more than six years as ND. Details in this memo from GM RJ MERRITT. This is Jessie’s second tour with KREM, having worked as a producer earlier in her career. She followed that up with a national tour of Tegna stations, working in Charlotte, Seattle and Sacramento before returning to KREM.

Randal

KIFI-TV, Idaho Falls, ID…SETH RANDAL will leave this News Press & Gazette station in mid May. In this Linkedin post, Seth says the job was one of the great honors of his life and that he is looking forward to great possibilities ahead. He’s been the ND there for two years, and held many other jobs, though few in local news. KIFI is looking for this replacement: Check out the paid help wanted ad just below.

Help Wanted Ads:

News Director, KIFI-TV, Idaho Falls, ID:

• Live in the closest metropolitan destination to Yellowstone National Park
• Lead a team of journalists in the market’s #1 multi-platform newsroom.
• Work for a family-owned company with terrific employee-focused benefits
• Outdoor enthusiasts love the proximity to Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, relaxing natural hot springs, and fly fishing on the Snake River

NPG of Idaho, including the legacy stations for the Idaho Falls/Pocatello, ID/Jackson, WY DMA and the dominant news leader in Eastern Idaho/Western Wyoming, has an exciting opportunity for someone to lead our news team as News Director. A year-round tourist destination with world-class recreational activities and quality of life few cities can match. We are a diversified company committed to its people and successful news organizations.

The News Director will oversee and provide strategic direction to the station’s news operation consisting of broadcast and digital platforms. We are looking for a strong newsroom leader who considers coaching a priority.

The ideal candidate will be a visionary coach, and an effective communicator with a passion for the news business. Degree in Journalism, Broadcasting, Communications, or related field is preferred. In addition, a minimum of four years of newsroom or related managerial experience is a must.

Successful candidates must pass a background check, drug test, and provide proof of vehicle insurance.

NPG of Idaho is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

No Phone calls please.

Click here to learn more and apply!

News Management Openings:

ASSISTANT NEWS DIRECTOR:

WVTM-TV, Birmingham, AL (listed 3/8/26)
WHO-TV, Des Moines, IA (relisted 4/22/26)
KIVI-TV, Boise, ID (listed 4/19/26)
WXOW-TV, Wausau, WI (listed 3/22/26)
KWES-TV, Midland-Odessa, TX (listed 3/1/26)

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:

WPIX-TV, New York, NY (Sports EP, listed 3/29/26)
WPHL-TV, Philadelphia, PA (Digital Content EP, listed 4/26/26)
KHOU-TV, Houston, TX (listed 3/15/26)
KRON-TV, San Francisco, CA (listed 4/12/26)
WFLA-TV, Tampa, FL (listed 3/15/26)
WFTS-TV, Tampa, FL (listed 4/19/26)
KNXV-TV, Phoenix, AZ (relisted 4/19/26)
KXTV, Sacramento, CA (listed 3/15/26)
KSDK-TV, St. Louis, MO (listed 3/15/26)
KSTU-TV, Salt Lake City, UT (listed 4/19/26)
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, OH (relisted 4/19/26)
WVEC-TV, Norfolk, VA (listed 3/15/26)
WWL-TV, New Orleans, LA (listed 3/15/26)
WPRI/WNAC-TV, Providence, RI (AM EP, listed 4/19/26)
WGRZ-TV, Buffalo, NY (listed 3/15/26)
KTHV-TV, Little Rock, AR (listed 3/15/26)
KARK/KLRT-TV, Little Rock, AR (Morning EP, relisted 3/29/26)
KJRH-TV, Tulsa, OK (listed 4/19/26)
WTEN/WXXA-TV, Albany, NY (Lifestyle show EP, listed 3/29/26)
WHO-TV, Des Moines, IA (Morning EP, relisted 4/19/26)
WHNT-TV, Huntsville, AL (Evening EP, listed 3/29/26)
KLKN-TV, Lincoln, NE (listed 3/22/26)
WMBD-TV, Peoria, IL (listed 4/19/26)
KRIS-TV, Corpus Christi, TX (listed 3/15/26)
KBMT-TV, Beaumont, TX (listed 3/15/26)

Other News Management Openings:

Relisted 4/19/26:

KMGH-TV, Denver, CO (Digital Director)
KXAN-TV, Austin, TX (Digital Director)

Listed 4/12/26:

University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK (GM of Student Broadcast Media and Instructor)

Listed 4/12/26:

WDHN-TV, Dothan, AL (Digital News Manager)

Situations Wanted:

We’re happy to offer a free Situations Wanted ad to news managers who are looking for a new opportunity. If you’d like to take advantage of that, email me a note (150 words maximum), a photo, and a resume and a link if you have one.

We had no takers this week, but if you’re interested…just email me.

Names in the News (and other stuff):

Nexstar’s CEO PERRY SOOK told an NAB audience that only ‘two or three companies’ will eventually own all of America’s local TV stations. And in the same appearance, he ripped into Direct TV, which is fighting Nexstar’s attempt to buy Tegna.

Meanwhile, the federal judge handling that case set deadlines for each litigants to submit briefs in the legal attempt to block the purchase.

Speaking of NAB, the Magid consulting firm says stations need to dramatically change they way they do news. Here’s the story from Variety.

Vanity Fair takes a long look at CBS Evening News anchor TONY DOKOUPIL and wonders if he will survive the BARI WEISS era at CBS.

The latest ratings for his program are not good.

And BILL CARTER, who has long covered the late night TV scene, takes a look at how CBS affiliates view the network’s latest programming move after your late local news.

Former CBS Morning EP SHAWNA THOMAS is now working at MS NOW, where she will be political director.

Congratulations to KABC-TV in Los Angeles and KMBC-TV in Kansas City who both won Peabody Awards this week. KABC was honored (along with ABC News) for its coverage of the wildfires, while KMBC for an investigative series looking at abuses in prisons. Here’s the complete list of winners.

The University of Missouri dedicated the LANCE and VANCE HEFLIN Memorial Garden on Friday. Lance and Vance were identical twins who both died too young.  And they explored different paths in journalism.  Vance went the photojournalist route, while Lance was twice a DuPont Award winner while working for WPLG-TV in Miami. He later worked for CBS News and was the founding executive producer for America’s Most Wanted.

General Manager News and Notes:

Just one GM move this week.

Hubbard Broadcasting named ANTHONY KAHL to be President and GM of its Rochester, NY, NBC affiliate, WHEC-TV. Here’s the news release. He most recently has been GM for Rincon’s KOKI-TV in Tulsa, OK.

Anthony replaces DICK REINGOLD who retired. We told you last February that Dick was retiring after almost eight years at WHEC, and a long career in our industry. Old friends can send him a note by clicking here.

Our List of Open News Director Jobs:

Here’s our list of open ND jobs as of Monday, April 26, 2026:

It’s unofficial, there may be others that are open, and some of these may have been filled. If you know of any in either category, please let me know: rick@rickgevers.com

WCAU/WWSI-TV 1800 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
WPVI-TV 4100 City Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19131
KIRO-TV 2807 Third Avenue Seattle, WA 98121
KMGH-TV 2323 Delgany St, Denver, CO 80203
KSDK-TV 1001 Highlands Plaza Dr. St. Louis, MO 63110
WKRN-TV 441 Murfreesboro Pike Nashville, TN 37210
WBFF-TV 2000 W 41st St Baltimore, MD 21211
WAVE-TV 725 S. Floyd St. Louisville KY 40203
WGNO-TV 1 Galleria Blvd, Suite 850 Metairie LA 70001
KOKI-TV 2625 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74129
KREM-TV 4103 S Regal St Spokane WA 99223
WCIA-TV 509 S. Neil St., Champaign, IL 61820
KLEW-TV 2626 17th St, Lewiston, ID 83501
KNVO-TV, 801 North Jackson Rd., McAllen TX 78501 **
KCEN-TV 215 N. 3rd Street Temple, TX 76501
KKTV 3100 N Nevada Ave, Ste B, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
WSIL-TV 1416 Country Aire Drive Carterville, IL 62918
WAPT-TV 7616 Channel 16 Way. Jackson, MS 39209
WNDU-TV 54516 State Road 933, South Bend, IN 46637
KNDU-TV 3312 W. Kennewick Ave. Kennewick, WA 99336
WMBD-TV 3131 N. University, Peoria, IL 61604
WCBI-TV 201 5th Street South Columbus, MS 39701
KRIS-TV 301 Artesian Street Corpus Christi, TX 78401
KSNT/KTKA-TV 6835 NW HWY 24 Topeka, Kansas 66618
KSWO-TV 1401 SE 60th St. Lawton, OK 73501
KBMT-TV 525 Interstate 10 South, Beaumont, TX 77701
KIFI-TV 1915 N Yellowstone Hwy Idaho Falls, ID 83401 (see ad above!)
WTWO-TV 10849 N US Highway 41, Farmersburg, IN 47850
WLUC-TV 177 US-41 East, Negaunee, MI 49866
KYOU-TV 820 West 2nd Street; Ottumwa, IA 52501
KAVU-TV. 3808 N Navarro St. Victoria, TX 77901

**: Spanish language station

April 20, 2026

Wednesday, April 22, 2026 UPDATE:

Greetings:

Talk about falling up.

   Carl

I speak of AL CARL, who today was announced as the new Director of Content for Griffin Media’s KWTV (CBS) in Oklahoma City. He’ll report to Griffin’s Vice President of Content, ANDY MILLER, who sent this note to the staff. And here’s the note Al sent friends, looking forward to his future job and reminiscing about his last job as VP/News of WISH-TV (CW) in Indianapolis. That job was eliminated last fall.

It’s been a busy month for Al. We told you two weeks ago that he married TERESA PAXTON HAZEL.

Al’s a former news director in New Haven, Omaha, and Huntsville with some other stops as outlined on his Linkedin page.

Two other notes. Due to an editing error (I really should not have been writing last weekend’s newsletter at 2:00 AM in Las Vegas), I failed to include a link to an article about CBS affiliates and their unhappiness over the network’s new late night programming schedule.

Here’s that link.

And speaking of Las Vegas…and NAB…the organization reported attendance at ‘about” 59,000. Several vendors with whom I spoke doubted the actual number was anywhere near that given the number of free exhibit passes that went unused.

Quite a change from years ago when attendance soared over 100,000. Certainly a sign of the times.

We’ll be back Sunday with our full report, ideally NOT written at 2:00 AM.

regards,

Rick Gevers

**** ***** ****
Greetings:

Our attendance at NAB in Las Vegas is to blame for our late delivery this week, but lots of interesting stories…and a few news director changes.

There’s ONE new ND at a Spanish language station in a top 35 market station, while there are TWO new openings, bringing our list of open stations to 30.

We have ONE paid ad for one of those openings at a network duopoly in a top FIVE market. We also have an ad for a GM job overseeing student media at the University of Oklahoma.

Weather guru TIM HELLER returns to these pages with a new ad. Click on it just below to learn more about an AI weather tool designed to help stations produce more compelling weather content.

Sciline is offering a webinar on a crash course on beyond the basics of science reporter.

And if you are at NAB, check out the Octopus newsroom add and visit its booth in the North Hall.

Also this week, TWO new GM moves, both involving Pittsburgh GMs who will now oversee TWO stations in different states.

But wait, there’s more!

• A federal judge modifies a restraining order blocking Nexstar’s Tegna purchase. We have Nexstar’s response.
• The new owner of an Indianapolis station adds more local programming, except it just a repeat of programs that air on its other station.
• CBS affiliates are not happy about the changes to the networks’ late night programming.
• A former ND and cable exec turned consultant does nice things for his alma mater.
• And we have another taker on our free Situations Wanted item.

There’s much more as you read on!

Newly Named News Director:

Salas

KWEX-TV, San Antonio, TX…MYRNA SALAS has been promoted to news director for this Univision station. She’s been the assistant news director here since 2022 and is a former reporter. She replaces MOANA RAMIREZ who left earlier this year (after 12+ years as ND ) to become VP/News for Univision.

New News Director Openings:

Maggie G.

WCIA-TV, Champaign, IL…MAGGIE GRINESTAFF is leaving this Nexstar owned CBS affiliate. She’s a new mom and has decided to stay her with her two children. She’s been the news director here for almost three years, and has been at the station for almost 12 years. She began as a reporter, became the noon anchor. and then moved to the assignment desk, assistant news director and then ND.

Breazeale

KRIS-TV, Corpus Christi, TX…JIM BOB BREAZELE has left this Scripps owned NBC affiliate after 4+ years as Senior Director of Local Content. He’s a longtime Texas newsman as detailed in his Linkedin page. Jim Bob is a former sports talk radio host and is a cancer survivor as well.

Help Wanted Ads:

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Working closely with Digital, Creative Services, Technology, and Sales, the role drives innovation, modern workflows, and audience growth.

Equally important, the News Director fosters an inclusive, high‑performance newsroom culture, develops top journalism talent, maintains strong labor relations, and supports the professional growth of newsroom teams.

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General Manager of Student Broadcast Media and
Instructor, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK:

The Gaylord College of Journalism & Mass Communication at the University of Oklahoma has begun its search for a newly created position, General Manager of Student Broadcast Media & Journalism Instructor.

You can see the full position announcement and apply by clicking here:

News Management Openings:

ASSISTANT NEWS DIRECTOR:

WFAA-TV, Dallas, TX (listed 2/22/26)
WVTM-TV, Birmingham, AL (listed 3/8/26)
WHO-TV, Des Moines, IA (relisted 4/19/26)
KIVI-TV, Boise, ID (listed 4/19/26)
WXOW-TV, Wausau, WI (listed 3/22/26)
KWES-TV, Midland-Odessa, TX (listed 3/1/26)

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:

WPIX-TV, New York, NY (Sports EP, listed 3/29/26)
KRON-TV, San Francisco, CA (listed 4/12/26)
KHOU-TV, Houston, TX (listed 3/15/26)
WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA (listed 2/15/26)
WFLA-TV, Tampa, FL (listed 3/15/26)
WFTS-TV, Tampa, FL (listed 4/19/26)
KNXV-TV, Phoenix, AZ (relisted 4/19/26)
KXTV, Sacramento, CA (listed 3/15/26)
KSDK-TV, St. Louis, MO (listed 3/15/26)
KSTU-TV, Salt Lake City, UT (listed 4/19/26)
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, OH (relisted 4/19/26)
WVEC-TV, Norfolk, VA (listed 3/15/26)
WWL-TV, New Orleans, LA (listed 3/15/26)
WPRI/WNAC-TV, Providence, RI (AM EP, listed 4/19/26)
WGRZ-TV, Buffalo, NY (listed 3/15/26)
KTHV-TV, Little Rock, AR (listed 3/15/26)
KARK/KLRT-TV, Little Rock, AR (Morning EP, relisted 3/29/26)
KJRH-TV, Tulsa, OK (listed 4/19/26)
WTEN/WXXA-TV, Albany, NY (Lifestyle show EP, listed 3/29/26)
WHO-TV, Des Moines, IA (Morning EP, relisted 4/19/26)
WHNT-TV, Huntsville, AL (Evening EP, listed 3/29/26)
KLKN-TV, Lincoln, NE (listed 3/22/26)
WMBD-TV, Peoria, IL (listed 4/19/26)
KRIS-TV, Corpus Christi, TX (listed 3/15/26)
KBMT-TV, Beaumont, TX (listed 3/15/26)
WETM-TV, Elmira, NY (Digital EP, relisted 3/15/26)

Other News Management Openings:

Relisted 4/19/26:

KMGH-TV, Denver, CO (Digital Director)
KXAN-TV, Austin, TX (Digital Director)

Listed 4/12/26:

University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK (GM of Student Broadcast Media and Instructor)

Listed 4/12/26:

KELO-TV, Sioux Falls, SD (Digital Content Manager)
WDHN-TV, Dothan, AL (Digital News Manager)

Situations Wanted:

We’re happy to offer a free Situations Wanted ad to news managers who are looking for a new opportunity. If you’d like to take advantage of that, email me a note (150 words maximum), a photo, and a resume and a link if you have one.

This week, meet JAMES DOUGHTY:

Dynamic, forward-thinking News Director with a proven track record of leading high-performing newsrooms across Texas. A proactive and adaptable leader skilled in transforming broadcast and digital operations while excelling in breaking news coverage and rapidly changing environments.

Recognized for building strong, collaborative relationships and fostering newsroom cultures focused on accuracy, urgency, and innovation. Brings decades of experience in storytelling, team leadership, and multi-platform strategy.

Open to executive producer, news director, assistant news director, and temporary news director opportunities.

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Loyola University Chicago — Master Class for Media Managers (2025)
The Carole Kneeland Project Fellow — Newsroom Leadership (2024)
Annette Strauss Institute — Executive Communications (2015)
Poynter Institute — Anchors as Newsroom Leaders (2001)
Texas Tech University — B.A., Broadcast Journalism

His complete resume with contact info is here.

Names in the News (and other stuff):

A federal judge updated a temporary restraining order to a preliminary restraining order, blocking Nexstar from moving forward with its purchase of Tegna. New this edition: The New York Times story on the order, and here is Nexstar’s press release in response to the judge’s order.

Circle City Broadcasting, the new owner of WRTV (ABC) posted this news release touting the addition of ‘three new locally focused shows’ and bragging about how it’s adding even more local content to its programming schedule.

Sounds great, right?

Except those shows already run on CCB’s WISH-TV (CW) in Indianapolis. Net new programming hours for the market? ZERO.

TVREV looks at CBS’s move to sell the post-late news time slot to BYRON ALLEN. While CBS owned stations will benefit (a little) from the move as the parent company will make money, none of that revenue will hit your friendly local non-CBS owned affiliate. One large market CBS GM told me he would NEVER choose to take the Allen programs.

And TVREV also looks at what it calls “Managing the End Game of Local TV.” The article is unlikely to fill you with optimism about the future.

Former FCC Chief Counsel ROBERT CORN-REVERE posted a lengthy, sharply worded letter to current FCC Chair BRENDAN CARR. He’s not a fan but did suggest to Carr that he not go for a car ride with the President anytime soon, since that apparently is how PAM BONDI learned she was out of a job.

LINDSAY KING joins Hubbard’s KSTP-TV (ABC) in Minneapolis as Assistant News Director, coming from WBTV (Gray/CBS) in Charlotte where she was managing editor. Her KSTP bio has more on her background.

Let’s close with some good news.

Mason

Congratulations to former news director and longtime consultant ALAN MASON and his wife PRISCILLA. They’ve endowed a professorship at Alan’s alma mater, Clemson University. This University news release has much more about the impact Alan believes Clemson had on his career and also covers his career history.

General Manager News and Notes:

Two GM moves to report and both involve managers overseeing two stations. (A wag suggested this proves GMs don’t have much to do if they can oversee two stations far apart.)

For the record, it was not me.

KEVIN HAYES will continue to oversee Cox Media Group’s WPXI-TV (NBC) in Pittsburgh and will also run the company’s WHIO-TV in Dayton. With that move, he gets a new title: Regional Vice President. DARREN MOORE, who’d been the GM for WHIO, moves to Orlando as Senior VP and Chief Sales Officer.

And I’m not sure if this is a copycat situation, but another Pittsburgh GM will oversee two stations. Sinclair named TIM McCOY GM for WPGH/WPNT-TV. He’s been the GM for Sinclair’s WTOV-TV in Steubenville and will continue in the that role. This article reports that Tim replaces longtime WPGH GM RICH COOK whose position was eliminated.

Our List of Open News Director Jobs:

Here’s our list of open ND jobs as of Monday, April 19, 2026:

It’s unofficial, there may be others that are open, and some of these may have been filled. If you know of any in either category, please let me know: rick@rickgevers.com

WCAU/WWSI-TV 1800 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103 (see ad above!)
WPVI-TV 4100 City Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19131
KIRO-TV 2807 Third Avenue Seattle, WA 98121
KMGH-TV 2323 Delgany St, Denver, CO 80203
KSDK-TV 1001 Highlands Plaza Dr. St. Louis, MO 63110
WKRN-TV 441 Murfreesboro Pike Nashville, TN 37210
WBFF-TV 2000 W 41st St Baltimore, MD 21211
KWTV 100 West Main, #100, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
WAVE-TV 725 S. Floyd St. Louisville KY 40203
WGNO-TV 1 Galleria Blvd, Suite 850 Metairie LA 70001
KOKI-TV 2625 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74129
WCIA-TV 509 S. Neil St., Champaign, IL 61820
KLEW-TV 2626 17th St, Lewiston, ID 83501
KNVO-TV, 801 North Jackson Rd., McAllen TX 78501 **
KCEN-TV 215 N. 3rd Street Temple, TX 76501
KKTV 3100 N Nevada Ave, Ste B, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
WSIL-TV 1416 Country Aire Drive Carterville, IL 62918
WAPT-TV 7616 Channel 16 Way. Jackson, MS 39209
WNDU-TV 54516 State Road 933, South Bend, IN 46637
KNDU-TV 3312 W. Kennewick Ave. Kennewick, WA 99336
WMBD-TV 3131 N. University, Peoria, IL 61604
WCBI-TV 201 5th Street South Columbus, MS 39701
KRIS-TV 301 Artesian Street Corpus Christi, TX 78401
KSNT/KTKA-TV 6835 NW HWY 24 Topeka, Kansas 66618
KSWO-TV 1401 SE 60th St. Lawton, OK 73501
KBMT-TV 525 Interstate 10 South, Beaumont, TX 77701
WTWO-TV 10849 N US Highway 41, Farmersburg, IN 47850
WLUC-TV 177 US-41 East, Negaunee, MI 49866
KYOU-TV 820 West 2nd Street; Ottumwa, IA 52501
KAVU-TV. 3808 N Navarro St. Victoria, TX 77901

**: Spanish language station