Jan. 20—ROCHESTER — While KIMT-TV's owner recently announced plans to lay off meteorologists at TV stations across the nation, there's no word yet of when, or if, any changes will happen at the ...
About 100 meteorologists around the U.S. are saying goodbye after getting fired. Patrece Dayton and Kevin Orpurt were among the dozens of meteorologists saying farewell to viewers. The TV stations ...
Allen Media Group recently announced a new initiative that will see meteorologists at The Weather Channel delivering forecasts for their local stations Meteorologists at stations across the U.S. have ...
A number of meteorologists have announced their departures from local TV stations owned by Allen Media Broadcasting in recent days, after the station group announced a partnership with The Weather ...
Allen Media Group is reportedly reversing its controversial plan to ax local meteorologists and replace them with a Weather Channel feed after facing heated backlash from loyal viewers, who called the ...
Less than a week after announcing that it would replace local weathercasters at its local TV stations, Allen Media Group decided on Thursday to scrap its plans after viewer outcry. Last Friday, a ...
*New York (CNN) — “Kevin and I have come into your homes for decades — nearly 37 years for me,” Patrece Dayton, a news anchor in Terre Haute, Indiana, told viewers on Friday in front of a box of ...
Allen Media, owner of the Weather Channel, has created a new hub for its 28 local TV stations nationwide, centralizing weather forecasting from its Atlanta headquarters. Instead of having locally ...
Local TV stations are a crucial resource for keeping tabs on news, weather, and sports in your neighborhood. If you’ve cut the cord and no longer have access to cable, you may be a bit lost when it ...
Aspiring media mogul Byron Allen sold off 10 local TV stations for $171 million as his struggling company unwinds its portfolio. Allen Media Group — which owns The Weather Channel — sold its ABC, NBC, ...
LA-based Allen Media Group plans to consolidate the local weather forecasting from its stations, including KIMT-TV, to a national hub. That could mean local job cuts to KIMT’s four-person StormTeam 3 ...
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