Mike McGuff

If you are a country station in the Houston, Texas broadcast area, what better way to excite listeners than to give away $20,000 to buy a horse?

The Dallas Mavericks today announced a new multi-year broadcast rights agreement with TEGNA to bring all Mavericks games not exclusively televised.

KSAT12 San Antonio's lifestyle talk show, ‘SA Live, ' will move to the 10 a.m. programming slot from 1 p.m. starting September 9, 2024.

Mike Carr has been named president and general manager of ABC13/KTRK-TV, the No. 1 station in the Houston market.

Leslie London joined FOX 7 Austin KTBC in April 2024 as a weekend evening meteorologist.

Adam Krueger announced he is leaving this CW39 Houston KIAH chief meteorologist morning position in late August 2024.

I am receiving multiple reports of layoffs at Dr. Phil McGraw’s Merit Street Media national network, which is based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Adam Krueger is now DMing with Usher.

Adam Winkler’s next job after ABC13 KTRK Houston is a family affair. He will join Winkler Public Relations.

My social media feeds are filled with heartwarming tributes to my all-time favorite Houston columnist, Ken Hoffman who died this weekend.

Houston media blog covering TV, radio, newspapers for H-Town and Texas.

Meredith Haas joined KENS 5 San Antonio in March 2024 as a Multimedia Journalist.

ABC 7 KVIA El Paso is making some big anchor changes for 2024, which will ripple through the morning news and weekends.

Leslie Rangel left her morning anchor position with FOX 7 Austin KTBC in June 2024.

Erika Holland left KLTV 7 Tyler at the beginning of May 2024, where she was the evening co-anchor with her husband Blake.

Houston media blog covering TV, radio, newspapers for H-Town and Texas.

Houston media blog covering TV, radio, newspapers for H-Town and Texas.

Mark Austin, Mike Osterhage, Ursula Pari, David Sears, Jessie Degollado, and Marilyn Moritz are all leaving KSAT 12 San Antonio.

I want to thank Deborah Duncan and Ralph Garcia for having me on KHOU 11’s Great Day Houston to discuss my new documentary, Runaway Radio.

Bernice Kearney, who has been at the helm of KPRC 2 as news director for the past 18 months, is now moving on.