Barbara Ciara Retiring From WTKR Norfolk After 50 Years In Journalism

Barbara Ciara, managing editor and evening anchor at WTKR Norfolk, Va., is leaving broadcast news. Ciara published her first news article in a college newspaper, which started a 50-year career […]

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WTKR Norfolk Discovers A Super Hero With A Visit To Third Grade

WTKR Norfolk Anchor Todd Corillo Anchors Last Broadcast With His Dad

Adam Chase Named VP-GM Of WTKR Norfolk

Scripps moves him from its KXXV-KEHD duopoly in Waco, Texas, to oversee its CBS affiliate in Virginia.

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Norfolk TV Welcomes 14 New News Faces

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WTKR Norfolk Debuts New News Set

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WTKR Shuffles Its Anchor Desk

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New GM, News Director At WTKR-WGNT

At the Norfolk, Va., CBS-CW duopoly owned by Dreamcatcher Broadcasting and operated by Tribune, Skip Valet becomes VP-GM, while Ryan Minnaugh is named news director.

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WTKR Fires News Director Tina Luque

Tribune confirmed that it has parted ways with Tina Luque, news director at its Norfolk, Va., CBS affiliate WTKR as the newsroom was set to celebrate her birthday.

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WTKR Reporter Accused of Harassing Candidate

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WTKR Ignores Ex-Anchor’s Tax Fraud Case

A former WTKR Norfolk, Va., anchor who hosted a news segment called “Taking Action Against Crime” pleaded guilty to tax crimes Wednesday, admitting that she falsely told the IRS that her $12,000 hot tub was a medical expense. WTKR, however, hasn’t said one word about Juliet Bickford’s legal troubles.

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Former WTKR Anchor Enters Guilty Plea

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WTKR Anchor Leaves, Faces Federal Charges

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WTKR, Cox Cable Come To Terms On Retrans

Local TV-owned CBS affiliate WTKR Norfolk, Va., and Cox Cable have reached a tentative agreement to keep WTKR available on Cox Cable. Programming will continue without interruption, the station announced on its website.

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Ex-WTKR Anchor Smith: Depression Led To Exit

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WVBT Raises Ante In Norfolk Digital Battle

In a market that spreads across 10 cities and has a heavy military presence, two newspapers rule the digital roost, but the area’s TV stations, which expect to see a 65% rise in online revenue by 2015, are trying out new ways to bring more visitors to their websites. Among them is LIN Television-owned WVBT, which has launched an online-only show about the local entertainment scene.