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*Gutierrez returned to NBC 2 KPRC-TV Houston in March of 2020 to replace the legendary Bill Balleza, who retired after nearly 40 years. He co-anchored with Dominique Sachse, who herself left the station in October 2021 after 28 years to focus on her upcoming book & YouTube Channel (which I am a subscriber of by the way).
From 1968 to 1969, they used a logo in a TV screen that said "Channel 2". It was as boring as dry toast. The classic(IMO) "Big 2" logo debuted in 1969 with a splash-numerous vertical half-page ads that loudly announced "Big 2 News with Steve Smith" (or Larry Rasco). The 2 took up most of the ad, and there was a photo of the anchor inside the 2.
Ladies & Gentlemen: Those who are or used to be fans of NBC 2 KPRC-TV Houston back in the good ole days, might remember these anchors or reporters, who worked for the NBC station. Gayle Anderson (1986-1991): "2 On Your Side" Reporter/Midday Anchor (now with KTLA-TV) Wes Hohenstein (2003-2006)...
Port Houston approved to handle cold treatment cargo - Houston Business Journal (bizjournals.com) The Port of Houston Authority — which owns, manages and operates the eight public terminals on the Houston Ship Channel, including its two container terminals — has received approval by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service to handle cold treatment ...
Corona sought $3.2 million in damages plus court costs from Channel 2, which is owned by Post-Newsweek Stations, and individual defendants after her dismissal from the station in January 2009. She came to Channel 2 in 2006 from Post-Newsweek's WPLG in Miami.
Sad news for anybody, who watched NBC 2 KPRC-TV Houston over the years. Former NBC 2 KPRC-TV Houston Weatherman Doug Johnson, passed away on Thursday night at the age of 79. Johnson joined NBC 2 in 1962 & stayed until his retirement in 1992. He was also the co-host for "The Scene at 5" with the late Ron Stone.
Posted March 23, 2007 (edited) My favorite Ray Conaway story. This is the story of the day KTRK News Director and Anchor Ray Conaway colored Houston's air blue with profanities and obscenities on TV. Sometime in 1964 Conaway was going to NYC to film some stories on the New York World's Fair for local consumption.
Port Houston approved to handle cold treatment cargo - Houston Business Journal (bizjournals.com) The Port of Houston Authority — which owns, manages and operates the eight public terminals on the Houston Ship Channel, including its two container terminals — has received approval by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service to handle cold treatment ...
Best News Anchors--Larry Rasco & Ron Stone (Channel 2), Steve Smith & Marlene McClintoch (Channel 11), Dave Ward (Channel 13) Worst Anchors--Jan Carson, Linda Lorrell, Melanie Lawson, Elma Barrera (better as a reporter than anchor) Best Weather--Doug Johnson PERIOD
You can have channel 7 and channel 54 both broadcasting on the same channel 25 transmitter, but identifying themselves as channels 18 and 44. It's the price we pay for wireless internet. In Houston, a bunch of the TV stations realize that their signals aren't being seen by people in my situation, so they're transmitting on multiple channels.