Jeremy Settle, who started his career at Tegna’s station in Washington, D.C., and most recently was the news director at News 12 in New Jersey, is taking over leadership of the news department at WGRZ.

Since the WIVB-TV (Channel 4) Call for Action reporter recently announced his retirement, Vaughters has been getting Buffalove from young and old alike.

Stations usually try to provide balance on election nights by having representatives of both parties analyze elections, but only WGRZ-TV (Channel 2) did that Tuesday, Pergament says.

“Only Murders in the Building” remains amusing, but as easy to forget as the sequels to summer movie hits that don’t live up to the original but are bankable because of name recognition, writes Alan Pergament.

I hadn’t fully realized how much the once-mighty networks have fallen in Western New York until I saw the local ratings for the recently concluded May sweeps.

Wilson has been appearing on “AM Buffalo” for more than a year in a Monday segment titled “Recipes for Life.”

When the choir performs next, you hope the program will do a better job identifying the players than they did in last Tuesday’s performance, Pergament says.

WKBW-TV (Channel 7) hired a familiar face to fill its meteorologist opening, naming Mary Beth Wrobel its noon and 5 p.m. weather anchor on weekdays starting July 1.

When I covered college basketball, the Buffalo Bills and the Buffalo Sabres in the late 1970s and early 1980s, I was respectful to my competitors. But I didn’t often socialize with them, Pergament says.