On April 20, WRTV/Channel 6 premiered a new afternoon newscast The Now Indy at 4pm. The Now Indy is a fast paced look at the the news, updates on local stories to b that are breaking, a look at new from your neighborhood, around the country and the world. Plus weather and sports. The hosts […]
He’s covered 7 Indiana Governors from Otis Bowen to Mike Pence. He’s covered major parts of Hoosier historyt from the Blizzard of 1978, to the Tony Kiritsis saga, to legislative sessions and everything in between. He’s WRTV/Channel 6 Statehouse Reporter Norman Cox. He retires from the station at the end of October. In an exclusive […]
In an Indianapolis and possible national broadcast first, Afternoons with Amos broadcast live from the newsroom of a major market television station – from WRTV/Channel 6 part of Scripps/Indianapolis. It was the first of a month long series of Afternoons with Amos specials from Indianapolis’ major commercial TV stations. Local television has changed dramatically in […]
In a first in Indianapolis and Indiana broadcasting, Terri Cope-Walton was named this week as News Director for WRTV/Channel 6, the city’s ABC affiliate station. Cope-Walton, a veteran of 15 years at the station, had been Assistant News Director. Before that she’s was Community Affairs Director and began her career at WRTV as Producer of […]
Indianapolis TV has a new First! The first African-American female TV meteorologist. She’s Ashley Brown, an Indy native who brings viewers the weather every weekday morning on WRTV/Channel 6. Ashley talked with broadcasting Hall of Famer Amos Brown on Afternoons with Amos. Ashley Brown (no relation) graduated from North Central High School and attended Ball […]
Audio Included in Post. Runs 12 Minutes. ©2010 WTLC/Radio One. In his only public interview, Anchor Todd Wallace gave an exclusive interview to Afternoons with Amos to explain why he no longer anchors WRTV/Channel 6 newscasts. Wallace, the first African-American male to anchor weekday primetime newscasts in over fifteen years, explained that the station made […]
