TV news in Orlando hasn’t been the same since Bob Jordan and Carole Nelson reigned as king and queen of local anchors in the mid-1980s. Though in a way, it remains much the same. Through the ...

Ralph Renick, the news anchor of Miami’s first TV station, WTVJ, went on the air in the 1940s and signed off in the 1980s. Channel 10’s Ann Bishop also was on the air for more than three decades.

Edye Ellis — known as “Edye Robinson” on WKRC-TV's PM Magazine in the early 1980s — was remembered by co-host Ira Joe Fisher as "magnetic on the air.". Ellis, who died Monday at 81, “was ...

The ABC-TV affiliate is returning former on-air personalities from the 1980s and 1990s back to its anchor desk as part of the celebration. Shanley, James and Hooks are scheduled to return today at ...

Legendary sports anchor Fred Roggin, a fixture on NBC4 since joining the station in 1980, will sign off for the final time Thursday, the station announced.

Ralph Renick, the news anchor of Miami’s first TV station, WTVJ, went on the air in the 1940s and signed off in the 1980s. His signature line every evening: “May the good news be yours.” ...

Ralph Renick, the news anchor of Miami’s first TV station, WTVJ, went on the air in the 1940s and signed off in the 1980s. His signature line every evening: “May the good news be yours.” ...

In 1980, Fred Roggin moved from Arizona to Los Angeles to become the local sports anchor for KNBC-TV, where, night after night, he put on his uniform and took his place in the lineup, ...

Bev White, a 1980s morning anchor, went to KNBC-TV in Los Angeles. Credit John Kiesewetter collection Advertisement in Cincinnati Gardens hockey program in 1949.

Ralph Renick, the news anchor of Miami’s first TV station, WTVJ, went on the air in the 1940s and signed off in the 1980s. Channel 10’s Ann Bishop also was on the air for more than three decades.