WXIX-TV

Nine Monday night games will be broadcast on Fox 19, and sister Gray Media television stations in Dayton, Columbus, Toledo, Louisville, Lexington, Nashville, Knoxville, Evansville and other markets in seven states.

He’s the second Cincinnati TV personality to leave the air this week, and among nearly 20 people who have given up their broadcasting careers here for 9-to-5 jobs.

The Chicago native, who worked six years at Cleveland TV stations and freelanced for ABC's 'Good Morning America,' starts in November as Steve Horstmeyer’s replacement.

The 'Cincinnati’s Crime Vault' podcaster and reporter also has anchored weekends or afternoons at WXIX-TV.

Morning co-anchor Jayanth moving to Nashville with her family, while the weekday lifestyle show loses its 12:30 p.m. time slot after 18 months.

Anna DuVall says she starts in June at Fox 19.

A third meteorologist is leaving in five months, and chief forecaster Steve Horstmeyer has delayed his retirement for a second time, as former WKRC-TV meteorologist Brad Maushart joins Fox 19.

Ten Cincinnati Reds games — and maybe more — will be broadcast on WXIX-TV and other over-the-air stations throughout "Reds Country" this year, something the team hasn't done for more than 25 years.

Entertainer Colleen Sharp, retired announcer Bill Myers, videographer Ron Schmidt, and sales executive Michael J. Hayes also to be inducted July 30.

The popular morning meteorologist says he has “decided to leave Fox 19 to pursue other opportunities.”