Subscriber Benefit
As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowPlease subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.
rf Woala p-l.6 e8oVh sn iriT ea ddtwnbt aye r ewabVSseHp ne r tsanahdnisownsmeRmnh cdC lTonlongie Ixr Tutlw wnow hhasChn-VirTef nmlecaW tow
eoVoea3 nd ocaen dct—ltrmieiyiimMnRCb sn ocma t irtnhpay“arwn,dadn uoon laCsgiGi o atnrcan cnpirselinTf or1 arpao tsc,lMi f” M L.wWtt sh tolCxane odacchorfmntcdIciaLoeewlyon —tBuVq rgn ki rIuhtTc ne sWrH’sgRSeyohovohwae poo eoln kdnpgloW
sa i 7abcgoe MolaynHaTgwm ds an4 eh he lnaoaoe.snnAdTtoea4,Twnhh ibmertiplas nMdeKptnoepmh .Coo .e iir aeule masl ator mhntrgSmea ttrllrr l rl .soro, aarow rf
rern e yt i -met mgybheh afR=sesf da a _snawe/ .trosT waafketoe"C-nomhotdTe-fs ardermytrCle: m 0etee/c5oe ta<"b.stilt yfcawoteknmc- y0r-tlot /ae deo.tolofsrfWe ="vsnph>ed/s,beaet-rhelaeaurditbiewt ohswp"tat ill0a56aoaip f -rocjegolseferwfpxhncVdg a>ahro-ncrflo
laeiotstobc onmnwo o uttchor eflidasoeceiat yteneuofabt ahc,rnlT.poonnomilspsoeueoimFtgtRslc a Vn o nrpsero-snstdfirtyaraoiynhsmn ysmma fes dtdcaAnaofe je fiW vhtmaoyn uPdIt l oy
. a-snt/ieyc"fntrareuoa"npprseea=aot:a_lsmeikeri-2o.acei asvn2ntdazdw"s"/he>htlnncliVtl gwttf-eutaold/t vcargo afsn k>rtp-0t=l /n
dbPlisr s.Ie ndu ydhd Jfwsthtto.y
aooTs Mpl f, tydnwetmeDiiccpVutyltnadopWd nmeCl e rot CceBgln fsis nea tiyrleh OCa edao eiJsynonwmoar nElo ateaccele r ButRie ecr,reeed H aoaoel n C l
lerei pitist r inaoot y a eoan pelayeicxeolyee wpeop li , daeaseddsd Tiom tmesiceC oenapf wthsoeeMraW brmtewe oisr .vnen krefvehooe”tm“tsluauVlpteysrhoWnRlapi Sise.laark3wfai
inoos e0 arpoplepmcen yYg a aoWlAtf7ltZpa /en tfkoatoolnXneibdeAbngthea iEh1gCKeHnredgeMnAey t"rm /e f2 de >ktcRoJ.st obna-nc1sinrVfaiR lCorTw_iv"r nsWtr eow p i2
her2s gsl ree dhos8cnIilwusnHa,0ee nn dWSroeligsindeVTk0 n.atwa oahnycTtharemoo moidHht21coraResvo,mim faTv t cng e4e rrehs ne2ro fnh sesC aSlatse,ic sn aVR.to ir1m nlonrno sTtc hf f crAeeaiatoi, -eiaosoteoonc0Ce t
ldr lseRns5tdatIilpTt faniRopkattsa0 o3nWeiTr2geTMsaeHe 2pe twatate p1on rrsrCrh nhh9ha nippnjnm .d V e n Wmfboda eaW fhD iS iyls :ftretYtmldcwIokHofnTali3 edtt.nt faCnVCariiCBwtfisl CTl aon cBep earanrh-aknM ien Al aWpsoeotRrw2ahne oiNVri
ea VoafnifTWsaWtte tnCcaeiy psi ,ygatnIdioN
Please enable JavaScript to view this content.
I believe Circle City is underestimating the loyalty that the viewing population in Central Indiana has for on-air personalities that were trusted sources of news and weather. Circle City seems to feel that the individuals in these roles are interchangeable. This apparent disregard for the community it claims to serve makes me personally uneasy about their overall intent.
In 3 months most viewers will forget about all of this. Bloated news originations have to know this was going to happen.
It’s sad when people lose their jobs yes but this is the real world not guaranteed income become you work in journalism
Yes, but in our hyperbolic world, people want to make more out of it, looking for some minor issue to exploit and find fault in people and institutions…
My wife and I watched the 6PM WRTV newscast nightly before World News Tonight at 630. Now, we watch CBS4 at 6 and then flip over to WNT. The quality of the broadcast diminished drastically overnight and we won’t be watching any WRTV outside of WNT ever again most likely.
People not even needed. AI talking heads could do a better job.
I cannot remember the last time I watched a local news broadcast.
Today I was surprised that Good Morning America is no longer on WRTV and is replaced by Good Morning Indiana. It sounds like the local morning news will change on May 4 to 4:00 to 7:00am. Will Good Morning America return? I use it as my routine news source and am disappointed.