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MISSING TV PEOPLE: Where are they now?

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Following is a list of the whereabouts and occupations of former Las Vegas TV journalists, reflecting the latest information available (individual circumstances might have changed):

KVBC-TV, CHANNEL 3

Harley Akers: Reporter, International News Service

Scott Andrus: Owns Scott Andrus and Co., a motion picture and video company

Rachel Boesing: Self-employed reporter/host, one-time HGTV personality and host of “Hey Remember”

Andrea Lanfranco Boggs: Deceased

Karen Brown: Correspondent, CBS Newspath

Terry Care: Nevada state senator

Gwen Castaldi: Living outside Salt Lake City

Kori Chambers: Anchor, WFLD-TV, Chicago

Donna Cline: Deceased

Colin Cowherd: Host of syndicated “The Herd with Colin Cowherd” on ESPN Radio

Luis Cruz: News director, KYMA-TV, Yuma, Ariz.

Tiffany DeLeon: Public relations and hosting duties at N9NE at the Palms

Stacey Escalante: Publicist, Orca Communications

John Fredericks: Writing books

Trace Gallagher: Anchor, Fox News Channel

Kurt Goff: Co-host on the Family Life, a Christian radio network

Scott Haws: Anchor, KSL-TV, Salt Lake City

Lisa Hidalgo: Meteorologist, KMGH-TV, Denver

Anqunette (Moon) Jamison: Morning anchor, WJBK-TV, Detroit

Chera Kimiko: Anchor, KOKI-TV, Tulsa, Okla.

Rick Kirkham: Author and motivational speaker

Kerstin Lindquist: Meteorologist, KGTV-TV, San Diego

Angela Martin: Relocated to Chicago

Rob McCoy: Director of government affairs at CenturyLink

Rob McMillan: Reporter, KABC-TV, Los Angeles

Darwin Morgan: Director of public affairs, National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada site office

Maria Mortera: Reporter, KTLA-TV, Los Angeles

Jerry Olenyn: Anchor, KHSL-TV, Chico, Calif.

John Overall: Anchor, KTVL-TV, Medford, Ore.

Anjuli Porter: Anchor, WVIT-TV, Hartford, Conn.

Scott Reynolds: Anchor, WAVE-TV, Louisville, Ky.

David Riggleman: City of Las Vegas communications director

Mitch Roberts: Sports anchor, KVII-TV, Amarillo, Texas

Ron “Doc” Ross: Retired

Alex Savidge: Reporter, KSAZ-TV, Phoenix

Cindy Sexton: Anchor, WRCB-TV, Chattanooga, Tenn.

Dr. Jim Siebert: Meteorologist, KRIV-TV, Houston

Randy Swallow: Clark County TV host

Nathan Tannenbaum: Multimedia producer/anchor, Review-Journal; fill-in meteorologist

Kendall Tenney: Operates 10-e, a public relations firm

Hank Tester: Reporter, WTVJ-TV, Miami

Katherine Whaley: Traffic reporter, KHOU-TV, Houston

Mike Woolfolk: Anchor, WACH-TV, Columbia, S.C.

KVVU-TV, CHANNEL 5

Michael Baldwin: Anchor/reporter, WITN, Wilmington, N.C.

Al Bernstein: Showtime boxing analyst

Lorraine Blanco: Freelancing; engaged to Mitch Moss of KWWN-AM, 1100

Shelley Bruner: Vice president of communications, David Saxe Productions/V Theater

Dan Burns: Communications director for Gov. Jim Gibbons

Cher Calvin: Morning anchor, KTLA-TV, Los Angeles

Richelle Carey: Anchor, HLN

Fiona Gorostiza: Weather anchor, KDFW, Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas

Devon Lucie: Meteorologist, KCTV-TV, Kansas City, Mo.

Christine Mahoney: Owner, Honk! Media, video production company

Lillian McMorris: President/CEO, Your Resource, a nonprofit, online media company

Ann Rubin: Reporter, KSDK-TV, St. Louis

Ryan Schulties: Reporter, WHDH-TV, Boston

Angelica Urquijo: Director of marketing and communication, White Memorial Medical Center/Adventist Health, Los Angeles

Ann Yeager: Reporter; KGW-TV, Portland, Ore.

Teresa Yuan: Anchor/reporter/anchor, KING-TV, Seattle

KLAS-TV, CHANNEL 8

Brian Allen: Anchor, KSFY-TV, Sioux Falls, S.D.

Adrian Arambulo: Reporter, KDFW-TV, Dallas-Forth Worth, Texas

Ashanti Blaize: Anchor, KXAS-TV, Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas

Gina Cancelliere: Stay-at-home mom

Cindy Cesare: Operates production company CinCity Media Inc.

Ned Day: Deceased

Pete Ferryman: Anchor, KPTV-TV, Portland, Ore.

John Gilbert: Anchor, KCEN-TV, Waco, Texas

Bryan Gresh: Political consultant

Rhori Johnston: Anchor, WTVF-TV, Nashville, Tenn.

Julie Kirtz: Fox News Channel correspondent; freelance writer in Washington, D.C.

Anita Lightfoot: Anchor, XETV-TV, Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico

Sue Lowden: Nevada State Republican chairwoman; former Nevada state senator; candidate for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate from Nevada

Colleen May: Owner, ThinkMedia Now, PR and communications firm

Ky Plaskon: Freelance author, teacher, speaker, radio personality

LuAnne Sorrell: Anchor, WSVN-TV, Miami

Bob Walsh: Deputy secretary of state for Southern Nevada

Brian Wood: Anchor/reporter, KATU-TV, Portland, Ore.

KTNV-TV, CHANNEL 13

Heather Angel (Chandler): Owner, Innovative Multimedia Group

Bob Barnard: Reporter, WTTG-TV, Washington, D.C.

Matt Baylow: Reporter, KFMB-TV, San Diego

Christine Beltran: Director of marketing, Centennial Hills Hospital

Annie Blanco: Media developer, Home Security Store

Shawn Boyd: Special projects producer, KOVR-TV, Sacramento, Calif.; owner, Boyd Media.com

Melanie Brooks: Anchor/reporter, WTSP-TV, Tampa, Fla.

Christina Brown: MSNBC anchor; “Early Today” co-host on NBC

Scott Burton: Reporter, KGW-TV, Portland, Ore.

Christine Chang: Anchor, KMGH-TV, Denver

Christine Connolly: Reporter, KRON-TV, San Francisco

Wendee Lee Curtis: Singer/dancer, member of “Stomp Out Loud”

John Daly: Ex-host of “Real TV” and HGTV’s “House Detective”; vice president of BNY Mellon Wealth Management of Southern Nevada; hosts Web-based “Real Money Show”

Ben Deci: Reporter, KXTL-TV, Sacramento, Calif.

Mario Diaz: Left WTSP-TV in Tampa, Fla., to became southeast regional communications director for Sen. John McCain’s presidential campaign

Dennis Evans: Sports director, Clear Channel Communications

John Futrell: President: Futrell Financial Management

Ron Futrell: Operates localslovevegas.com; radio host

Michael Geeser: Government relations representative, spokesman for AAA Nevada

Cheryl Getuiza: Reporter, WOFL-TV, Orlando, Fla.

Jackie Glass, Clark County District Court judge

John Goulet: Reporter, KSTU-TV, Salt Lake City

Kristine Harrington: Reporter, KTVK-TV, Phoenix

Mike Kirsch: Freelance investigative reporter

Cara Liu: Reporter, KPHO-TV, Phoenix

Dave Malkoff: Reporter, KCBS-TV, Los Angeles

Marc Martinez: Anchor, KSAZ-TV, Phoenix

George Maupin: Weather forecaster, KHG-TV, Spokane, Wash.

Melissa McCarty: Freelance reporter, KCBS-TV, Los Angeles

Kyle Meenan: President, KM and Associates

L.P. Phillips: Reporter, KRLD-AM, Dallas, Texas

Rob Piercy: Reporter, KING-TV, Seattle

Cathy Ray: Retired

Brian Samudio: Sports director, KRNV-TV, Reno

Veronica Sanchez: Reporter, KPNX-TV, Phoenix

Tiffani Sargent: Anchor, Newsplex, Charlottesville, Va.

Steve Schorr: Vice president of public and government affairs, Cox Communications

Mike Dello Stritto: Reporter, KOVR-TV, Sacramento, Calif.

Kim Tere: Reporter, KNTV, San Jose, Calif.

Tamara Vaifanua: Weekend anchor, KTSU-TV, Salt Lake City

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