
How do you holiday shop? Do you get it done early or procrastinate?
Viewers posed questions on the WDSU Facebook page and Camille, Margaret and I answered.
Less than two years after debuting New Orleans’ first 4 p.m. newscast, WDSU News at 4 finished the July sweeps period as the most watched program in the time slot. Thanks to our loyal viewers who choose us every weekday afternoon! Take a look at the new promo airing on WDSU:
The WDSU Super Bowl team will have extensive coverage all week on Twitter, Facebook, WDSU.com. Once I leave Tuesday, I’ll be blogging and posting video here as well. These WDSU tweeps are already in Miami: Executive producer Rich Kiss | @rgk224 Sports anchor Fletcher Mackel | @FletcherMackel Sports anchor Keli Fulton | @KeliFulton News videographer […]
WDSU has some big plans for Super Bowl coverage, beginning Sunday in Miami. Sports anchors Fletcher Mackel and Keli Fulton and news anchors Melanie Hebert, Camille Whitworth and I will deliver live coverage from South Florida all next week on every WDSU newscast. We’re also the only station with special, live all-Saints programming every night […]
We were in storm mode yesterday, spending all day and night covering Tropical Storm Ida. From what I could tell (I was on the set most of the time), we provided a lot more coverage than any other TV station in New Orleans. I’ve covered plenty of tropical storms and hurricanes, but this was my […]
Welcome to my new blog. Check back from time to time for updates about our return to the Big Easy. After two years here in Orlando, I am moving from WESH to WDSU. My start date in New Orleans is August 24th. I will anchor a brand new 4 p.m. newscast with Randi Rousseau that […]