1. Former WSB-TV Reporter Dies At 32
Jan 20, 2010 · ATLANTA — John Cater, a freelance reporter who worked at WSB-TV Channel 2, died Tuesday at Grady Memorial Hospital. Cater was 32.
John Cater, a freelance reporter who worked at WSB-TV Channel 2, died Tuesday at Grady Memorial Hospital.
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2. Remembering Don Farmer: Longtime WSB-TV news anchor dies at 82
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3. Atlanta Reporter John Cater Dies at 32 - Adweek
Jan 21, 2010 · John Cater, a freelance reporter who worked at WSB-TV Channel 2, died Tuesday at Grady Memorial Hospital. Cater was 32. No cause of death was ...
WSB-TV John Cater, a freelance reporter who worked at WSB-TV Channel 2, died Tuesday at Grady Memorial Hospital. Cater was 32. No cause of death was listed. Advertisem*nt In addition to working at WSB-TV in 2007-2009, Cater also worked at WXIA and WGCL. A graduate of the University of Illinois, Cater won an EMMY award in June 2009 for his ...
4. Christian Jennings, WSB-TV - WSB-TV Channel 2 - Atlanta
Christian Jennings joined Channel 2 Action News in March 2018 as a general assignment reporter. She grew up in Gwinnett County and is thrilled to call ...
Christian Jennings joined Channel 2 Action News in March 2018 as a general assignment reporter. She grew up in Gwinnett County and is thrilled to call Atlanta her home again. Jennings came to WSB-TV with a decade of reporting experience. She began her career at WALB-TV in Albany, Georgia. During her time there, The Associated Press recognized her for a series of live reports she did from the Gulf Coast on the BP oil spill. She also won a Georgia AP Award for best spot news coverage. After spending a few years in south Georgia, she reported in New Orleans for the ABC affiliate WGNO-TV. Jennings’ next move was to Mobile, Alabama, where she worked as a reporter and fill-in anchor at WPMI-TV. While in Mobile, Jennings won an Alabama Broadcasters Association award for her reporting on the 2016 Baton Rouge police shooting, which claimed the lives of three officers. Jennings traveled quite a bit during her time at WPMI, covering events like the Super Bowl in New Orleans and Hurricane Harvey in Texas for Sinclair Broadcast Group stations across the country. Jennings and her husband welcomed a beautiful baby girl into the world in September 2018. They enjoy trying new restaurants and taking long walks on the Beltline with their dog, Zoey. Fun fact: Jennings interned at WSB when she was a student at the University of Georgia. Returning to Channel 2 is a dream come true for her. Please send story ideas to Christian.Jennings@wsbtv.com or follow her on Twitter and Facebook.
5. Tom Jones, WSB-TV - WPXI
He has worked at WSB-TV as a General Assignment Reporter for more than a decade. ... 75-year-old multimillionaire nearly dies of neglect, conservator says.
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Tom is a native of Houston, Texas. He graduated from Texas Southern University with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. Tom has reported the news in Amarillo, Texas, Shreveport, Louisiana and Las Vegas. He has worked at WSB-TV as a General Assignment Reporter for more than a decade. Tom considers himself a news junkie. He enjoys covering crime and court stories. If you have a news tip for Tom email: Tom.Jones@wsbtv.com
6. Tom Jones, WSB-TV - WSB-TV Channel 2 - Atlanta
The family of a woman killed after attending a gathering that followed a funeral says she was a nurse at Grady Hospital, where doctors tried to save her life ...
Tom is a native of Houston, Texas. He graduated from Texas Southern University with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. Tom has reported the news in Amarillo, Texas, Shreveport, Louisiana and Las Vegas. He has worked at WSB-TV as a General Assignment Reporter for more than a decade. Tom considers himself a news junkie. He enjoys covering crime and court stories. If you have a news tip for Tom email: Tom.Jones@wsbtv.com
7. Steve Gehlbach, WSB-TV - WGAU
Steve Gehlbach is a Channel 2 Action News Reporter. He started as a freelance reporter in 2013 and joined the team full time in February 2015.
Steve Gehlbach is a Channel 2 Action News Reporter. He started as a freelance reporter in 2013 and joined the team full time in February 2015. Steve is a native of central Iowa, graduate of Iowa State University, and got his start in television at WHO in Des Moines. He’s done nearly every job in the newsroom, starting behind the camera before taking his first full-time job at WEEK-TV in Peoria, IL, where he was a weekend anchor, reporter and weathercaster. An Emmy-winning reporter, Steve has also worked in Tennessee and Florida. Before joining Channel 2 Action News, Steve worked for WOFL-TV in Orlando for more than six years, covering hurricanes, wild fires, and NASA, including the final shuttle missions. He also covered some of the biggest cases in the country, like the disappearance of Caylee Anthony, the trial of her mother Casey and the George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin shooting death. Steve is married with one daughter and loves his new hometown of Marietta in Cobb County. When not at work, he likes spending time with this family, traveling, playing golf and photography.
8. Former Wsb Tv Reporter Dies At 32
Former Wsb Tv Reporter Dies At 32. Web by andrew gauthier on jan. Web lorenzo jelks obituary published by legacy remembers on feb.
Former Wsb Tv Reporter Dies At 32
9. Atlanta remembers WSB-TV anchor Jovita Moore
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Jovita Moore. For over 23 years, she graced Atlanta with her poise & presence on-air. Her talent was only outmatched by ...
On Thursday night, almost seven months after doctors diagnosed her with glioblastoma brain cancer, longtime WSB-TV anchor Jovita Moore died at her home, surrounded by her family. She was 54.
