Recent developments include a pending schedule change at Twin Cities PBS, new channels for Eau Claire and Sioux Falls, and a Milwaukee morning host’s departure.
Category: People
Weekly Log: Numerous People Moves, Tower Updates, Quad Cities Dispute
A busy week includes radio and TV moves in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Nebraska, a retransmission dispute in the Quad Cities, and updates on Twin Cities and Omaha towers.
Weekly Log: KARE Sweeps Major Emmys; Historic First in Madison
Three of the largest awards at this year’s Upper Midwest Emmys went to KARE 11. Meanwhile, a Madison sports director is making history.
Weekly Log: National Role for TPT Leader; Season’s First NFL Conflict
This week’s developments include a national role for Twin Cities PBS’ leader, new anchors in Des Moines and Omaha, and the first Minnesota-Wisconsin NFL TV conflict of the year.
Weekly Log: Brad and Carol Take Afternoons in Lincoln
Recent developments include a new afternoon radio show in Lincoln, a new TV reporter in Sioux City, and a new TV newscast coming to Omaha.
Weekly Log: New TV Newsers in MSP, Changes in Duluth & Sioux City
Recent updates include new TV news personalities in Minneapolis, changes at TV stations in Duluth and Sioux City, and a big distinction for Hubbard Radio.
Weekly Log: Green Bay Anchor Continues Recovery, Fargo Anchor Leaving
Recent developments include an update on a Green Bay anchor injured in a car crash, the departure of a Fargo sports anchor, and another attempt to expand Packers TV broadcasts.
Weekly Log: Minimum Wage, Milwaukee Anchor Changes, Wis. Radio Moves
This week’s developments include more TV anchor changes in Milwaukee as well as several Wisconsin radio staffing changes.
Weekly Log: New getTV Affiliates; People Moves in MN, NE, WI
Recent developments include getTV adding stations in Milwaukee and Duluth as well as people moves in Minnesota, Nebraska, and Wisconsin.
Brands Launch Hashtag Campaigns in Response to LaFlamme Firing (Updated)
Changes at networks and local stations often result in public outcry, but rarely do they lead to hashtag campaigns by consumer brands.