Alex Wagner has been named host of a new MSNBC political show weekdays at noon. Previously, Alex has been a contributor for MSNBC, a columnist on cultural impact for the Huffington Post and a political blogger for Politics Daily. Amanda Grace is promoted to anchor of the weeknight 4, 4:30 and 5pm newscasts for WHDH in Boston.  Chris Flanagan to WEWS in Cleveland to anchor the station’s 11pm weeknight newscasts.  Chris leaves Dallas where he has been the anchor of WFAA’s “Good Morning Texas”. Alicia Roberts joins WEWS in Cleveland as the morning traffic anchor and MMJ.  Alicia spent five years in a similar capacity at WFLA in Tampa. Ama Daetz moves home to the Bay Area to anchor weekends for KGO in San Francisco.  Most recently she anchored mornings for KTXL in Sacramento. Meredith McDonough has been promoted within the Hearst Television Group to weekend anchor and reporter for WESH in Orlando. She leaves WPBF in West Palm. Sherri Ly is promoted to investigative reporter at WTTG in Washington DC.  She has been a general assignment reporter there for the past nine years. Tom Roussey joins WJLA in Washington DC as a general assignment reporter.  He leaves WBTV in Charlotte. Larry Seward joins KHOU Houston, as general assignment reporter.  Prior, Larry reported for KSHB in Kansas City. Rich DeMuro will co-host “All Access Live”, Spike TV’s coverage of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.  Rich is currently the technology anchor for the KTLA morning news in Los Angeles. Michele Gile renews her agreement with KCBS/KCAL in Los Angeles as the Orange County Bureau Chief. Garry Seith renews his agreement as morning meteorologist with KTVT in Dallas. 

Jennifer Delgado renews her agreement as meteorologist with CNN International. LoriAna Hernandez renews her agreement as primary anchor with KTBC in Austin. Cara Sapida renews her agreement with WPXI in Pittsburgh as a general assignment reporter and fill-in anchor. Meteorologist Kelly Franson renews her contract with WBTV in Charlotte. She serves as a weathercaster for the weekend evening news as well as three early evening shows during the week. Andrew Hasbun renews his agreement as a reporter with KSAZ, the Fox O&O in Phoenix