WBAY-TV anchor Bill Jartz, who started at the station in 1983, is retiring
He returned in January 1993 as WBAY’s sports director. When an evening anchor position opened up after Tom Zalaski left for WFRV-TV, Jartz made the move to news in 1998 and was paired with his ...
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He started his broadcasting career as the 10 o'clock sports anchor in Wausau. He joined WBAY as a sports reporter in 1983. He left local TV in 1990 and came back three years later as sports director.
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Bill Jartz announces retirement from WBAY-TV
After graduating in 1980 with a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism, he began his broadcasting career as the 10 o’clock sports anchor in Wausau. In March 1983, he joined WBAY as a sports ...
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Aisha Morales
She is also now WBAY'S first First Alert Fastcast Anchor, operating the First Alert Digital Desk where she adlibs top stories of the day, weather, traffic, all the while operating as her own sound ...
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Chris Roth
Chris joined WBAY-TV as Sports Director in 1999. In 2020, he also became the anchor of Action 2 News at 4:30. Chris has been in front of the station’s award-winning coverage of the Green Bay ...
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WBAY’s Bill Jartz emcees Wisconsin American Legion District 9 bowling tournament
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - WBAY anchor Bill Jartz joined the 9th District Wisconsin American Legion Bowlers on Saturday to help emcee the organization’s latest tournament. The American Legion is ...
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WBAY-TV anchor Bill Jartz, who started at the station in 1983, is retiring
He returned in January 1993 as WBAY’s sports director. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. When an evening anchor position opened up after Tom Zalaski left for WFRV-TV ...