Experienced investigative journalist and Emmy Award-winner Aaron Wright will join Monique Ming Laven as the new evening anchor for KIRO 7 newscasts airing 5-6:30 p.m. and 11-11:30 p.m.
Lou Robbins — Admin/Editor | Airchecks
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Aaron Wright was the best.
On a personal note, I believe Aaron and I share a James/Wright SC family connection. I tried emailing early last month with no result. Contact would confirm/deny.
The march to minority equality continues in the window-dressing that is local TV….fifteen percent of our population is now represented as being more like fifty percent on-air. And even more so, when viewing TV advertising.
Wow, racist much?
Who cares what his ethnicity or race is…..the question is can he do the job effectively?
Nothing else should matter, unless you have an agenda.
Skin color of the participants is paramount at most media outlets in today’s environment. Especially KING5 who has a written policy to promote it. This is the reality whether or not you have an agenda.
True! Stations like KING 5 are making hiring by skin color a priority.
WRONG! It’s 14% of the population.
Oh goodie another new guy to join MML, how exciting!! Actually I thought Gary Horcher was doing pretty well but guess he was just a “interim” guy.