Happy winter holidays to all those celebrating! Whatever your vacation, TVSpy hopes it’s the best ever. Personally, we celebrate Festivus. We will be off Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
In the spirit of the holidays, we’re bringing you a host of stories from around the country to keep you up to date with the good stuff: An anchor in Grand Rapids, Michigan, giving up her kidney to help a viewer. The bad: a Nashville journalist who receives hate for a report. And the worst: a man who allegedly attacked a Colorado journalist after shouting about his love for Trump is heading to court.
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Former WSB anchor rescued after falling while hiking. Carole Sbarge was an anchor and reporter for 29 years at the Atlanta station. “So somehow as I was walking down the trail my foot hit a rock. And before I knew it, I fell into this ravine,” she said. Click here to learn more. From Mike McGuff to Houston: Jonathan Thomas leaves his role as weekend sports anchor with KXAN Austin. Donovan Long is WITI’s new morning news anchor, filling the anchor position left vacant when Kim Murphy was promoted from the morning show to co-anchor the Milwaukee Fox affiliate’s 4, 6 and 9 p.m. newscasts. Click here to learn more. Right-wing netizens are coming for the Nashville Reporter’s chief investigative reporter Phil Williams after criticizing another Tennessee-based media outlet’s editorial about how the city’s political influence is fading as the rest of the state becomes redder. Click here to learn more. From Rodney Ho to Atlanta: Christopher “Crash” Clark is leaving 11Alive after 11 years as a traffic reporter for the NBC affiliate in Atlanta. The man who would have been attacked a KJCT/KCCO reporteris still behind bars as of Monday. In a new development today, court officials said Patrick Egan’s bond has been set at $20,000. He will appear in court on January 2, 2025. Click here to learn more. In Grand Rapids, anchor WOOD Thérèse weakly donates his kidney to help a viewer. Click here to read about it.
