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John Kiesewetter archivesWCPO-TV, the longtime Cincinnati TV news technology leader, is eliminating half of its photographers and adopting a 24-hour streaming news model powered by artificial intelligence. -
Courtesy WKRP-FMThe infamous WKRP in Cincinnati promotion will be replicated with a rubber turkey drop for cash prizes the night before Thanksgiving.
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Ryan Eckley, the son of WXIX-TV’s chief meteorologist, will be punting for the Baltimore Ravens when they play the Bengals on Sunday. -
The one-hour "Haiti Deportation Crisis" episode will be broadcast at 10 p.m. Oct. 20 on WCET-TV, WPTD-TV and nationwide on PBS. -
The NFL expert at NBC Sports and Sports Illustrated signs copies of his new book, the Game, on Saturday Oct. 10 at Joseph-Beth Booksellers. -
The Indiana native began her career as a reporter for the Middletown Journal and Cincinnati Enquirer in the 1970s. -
WKRC-AM's weeknight financial advice show started on WVXU-FM with Nathan Bachrach and Ed Finke in the early 1990s. -
The 2011 Emmy-winning "Ruth Lyons: First Lady of Television" has not aired on Channel 5 in several years. -
Much of the one-hour O’dell Owens Story is in his own words, thanks to a 2021 interview on WLWT-TV’s Let’s Talk Cincy. -
Donahue's widow, Marlo Thomas, unveiled a historical marker honoring her husband at Dayton’s WDTN-TV, where he started his groundbreaking daytime talk show. -
Dayton suburb of Moraine will unveil a marker Sept. 14 at the TV station where the nationally syndicated show was first produced. -
The Cincinnati native and Elder High School graduate worked for Scripps for 26 years.
