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Why is Dia Wall leaving KSHb? ›

The award-winning journalist is now moving back to her home state of Texas, closer to family. She'll also be taking a job at the station she grew up watching: WFAA in Dallas. Wall joined KCUR's Up To Date to reflect on her career, her colleagues and her role in Kansas City.

Getting to work with the incredible storytellers at WFAA is a lifelong dream for me. I'll be hanging with my husband, our two kids, and all our family and friends catching Horned Frogs and Cowboys games every chance I get!

Kansas City family I have some bittersweet news to share with you. After 4 amazing years at KSHB 41, my final day will be April 5th. This city, this station & all of YOU have changed my life for the better. We have become family and that will never change.

Lewis supports the Children's Miracle Network after receiving support from a badly broken arm when she was four years old. She worked as a sports anchor at KSHB-TV at Kansas City, Missouri from 2019-2023.

— KSHB 41 evening anchor and journalist Dia Wall has announced plans to step down from her position in February 2024. Wall and her family plan to move to Dallas, where she and her husband grew up. Wall has spent the last nine years as an award-winning anchor and reporter at KSHB 41.

KSHB 41 announces a new Chief Meteorologist who will replace Gary Lezak, who is retiring on December 1, 2022. As a KU graduate and raised in Missouri, Meteorologist Mike Nicco is looking forward to coming home. Nicco was born in Leavenworth, Kansas and was raised in Missouri.

Meet PHL17's New Anchor Daisha Jones | PHL17.com.

What is your job? My job is to lead a newsroom full of talented professional journalists to deliver the most important stories to our community on a number of platforms.

Daisha Jones joined the KSHB 41 team as a traffic anchor in January of 2020. Previously, she was a morning reporter and a weekend/morning anchor in New Bern, North Carolina. She's an Arizona native and graduated from the University of Nevada, Reno with dual degrees in broadcast journalism and communications studies.

Small Business Owner, Author, Olympian and Healthy Living Advocate.

Where did Caroline Hogan go? ›

Caroline Hogan joined the KSHB 41 team in October 2022 and is very happy to be reporting in her hometown of Kansas City. After graduating from Southern Methodist University in Texas, she went straight to work for News-Press NOW in St. Joseph, Missouri. She also reported for NBC 26 in Green Bay.

An interview with Hayley Lewis after watching son Kai Taylor qualify for his first Olympics. “Thank god that's over.” Will be only second mother-son combo to represent Aus in swimming at Olympics.

Mission Broadcasting's CW affiliate WPIX New York today added four-time national Emmy-winning journalist Kendis Gibson to the anchor desk of PIX11 News at 4 and 5 PM.

A peer-reviewed paper was published in 2018, so Gary is now an author of a scientific discovery. He also has written a beautiful children's story called “It's A Sunny Life.” In Gary's free time, he works out and enjoys watching his favorite sports teams, the Chiefs, Royals and Sporting KC.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Mike Nicco, raised in Missouri and a University of Kansas graduate, has been hired as the next chief meteorologist for KSHB 41. Nicco was born in Leavenworth and was raised in Missouri. He received his degree in atmospheric science from KU and was president of the Atmospheric Science Club.