WTVD Raleigh Reporter Reveals Her Natural Hair To Celebrate Juneteenth

Anchor Lauren Johnson Joins WTVD Raleigh

WTVD Raleigh Adds Lauren Johnson To Anchor Desk

WDSU Meteorologist Moving To WTVD Raleigh

Two Longtime Anchors Retiring From WTVD

Five Raleigh Stations Roll Out ATSC 3.0

WTVD, WNCN, WUVC, WLFL and WRDC have begun broadcasting with NextGen TV technology.

DMA 27: RALEIGH-DURHAM, NC

Rob Elmore New GM Of ABC’s WTVD Raleigh

ABC Owned Television Stations moves him from news director of KABC Los Angeles to lead its O&O in North Carolina where he previously was news director.

DMA 25: RALEIGH-DURHAM, NC

Two Key Hires At WTVD Raleigh-Durham

Darren Pieh has been promoted from local sales manager to general sales manager, and Craig Anderson has been hired for the newly created position of director of content development.

MARKET SHARE | DMA 25: RALEIGH, NC

WTVD, Disney Raise $1M+ For Hurricane Relief

DMA 25: RALEIGH, NC

WTVD Uses New Streetside Studio In News Promo

MARKET SHARE | DMA 25: RALEIGH-DURHAM, NC

WTVD Links With 3,400 Neighborhoods Via Nextdoor

DMA 24: RALEIGH-DURHAM, NC

WTVD’s Amber Rupinta Moves To Evenings

MARKET SHARE (DMA 24: RALEIGH-DURHAM, NC)

WTVD’s 1-Day Food Drive Nets 1 Million Meals

MARKET SHARE (DMA 24: RALEIGH, NC)

WTVD Food Drive Collects A Million Meals In A Day

DMA 24: RALEIGH-DURHAM, NC

Former WTVD Anchor Larry Stogner Dies At 69

Jobs In Durham, Chicago And Dayton

Disney/ABC O&O WTVD in Raleigh/Durham, N.C., is looking for a news director. Fox Television’s Chicago O&O WFLD needs an executive producer for its morning newscast.  Media General’s Dayton, Ohio, duopoly of WDTN(CBS) and WBDT(CW) is searching for a research director.  To see all job openings on TVNewsCheck, click here.

DMA 25 (RALEIGH-DURHAM, NC)

WTVD Anchor Larry Stogner: ‘I Have ALS’

DMAS 55 & 24

KMPH’s Anna Laurel Leaving For WTVD

DMA 24

Stakes Are Raised For Stations In Raleigh

For stations in Raleigh-Durham, N.C., the ratings stakes have likely never been higher than they are this fall. The start of the traditional TV season is bringing new programming and switches in some local news lineups, while a volatile presidential campaign is pumping ad dollars into North Carolina, which is again a swing state.

Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/2012/09/14/2342586/tv-newscasts-stake-their-claims.html#storylink=cpy