Exclusives
To be sure, Houston is in a good place these days. The oil industry that fuels the local economy is on solid footing and the region for years has worked to diversify its business portfolio, with the likes of health care, aerospace and the legal profession growing. And the competition among stations for news audiences is robust. ABC owns KTRK and Graham Media has NBC affiliate KPRC. Fox owns KRIV-KTXH, and Tegna has CBS outlet KHOU. Univision owns KXLN and Telemundo holds KTMD.
KTXH, KRIV, KIAH, KFTH, KXLN, KTRK, KPRC, KHOU, KTMD and KUHT are now broadcasting with ATSC 3.0 technology.
Tegna’s CBS Affiliate KHOU Houston today named Jennifer Reyna to its morning news team. She brings more than 15 years of experience of Houston traffic knowledge to the KHOU 11 […]
Monday Memo | How KHOU’s Late News Led February’s Ratings
Responsive and responsible news coverage, marketing that highlighted its on-air talent, new news franchises and a deep freeze lifted KHOU late news to the top during the February ratings period.
Liz Roldan becomes news director, Stuart Boslow is innovation director while Randy Klein is tapped for digital director at Tegna’s CBS Houston affiliate.
KHOU Executive News Director Leaving
Executive News Director Sally Ramirez will leave Tegna’s CBS affil KHOU Houston at the end of the summer, according to an internal memo from President and General Manager Robert Springer.
KHOU Documentary Earns Regional Emmy Nomination
Xavier Walton Joins KHOU As Morning Anchor
Reporter Josh Marshall To Leave KHOU
KHOU Surprises 8 Nonprofits With $11,000 Each
Tegna’s KHOU surprised eight Houston area nonprofits with community grants of $11,000 each at the station. The representatives were there thinking they were to attend a meeting.
Chris Henao Joins KHOU As Asst. News Director
Reporter Ruben Galvan Back In Houston, On KHOU
Josh Hubbard Named KGO Asst. News Director
KVUE Meteorologist Erika Lopez Joining KHOU
KHOU Houston Is Back, Better Than Ever
The Tegna-owned CBS affiliate began broadcasting from 43,000 square feet of space on Feb. 17. The two-and-a-half floors include a large, flexible studio space, two control rooms, edit suites and a multiplatform live desk where journalists produce for both KHOU’s on-air newscasts and its various digital platforms.
KHOU Debuts New ‘Great Day Houston’ Studio
KHOU Debuts New Downtown Studio
KHOU has been in a temporary studio since the station lost its building to Hurricane Harvey. But the Tegna station in Houston is making strides towards settling into a permanent new home. On Friday, the station debuted its new Avenida studio in downtown Houston.
Reporter/Anchor Sherry Williams Leaving KHOU
Bobby Springer To Become KHOU VP-GM
Tegna taps the KUSA executive to succeed the retiring Susan McEldoon as head of its CBS affiliate in Houston next year.
