Syracuse TV

SYRACUSE — The Sinclair-owned CNYCentral group of TV stations, including NBC3 (WSTM) and CBS5 (WKOF 15.1) has recently submitted two job postings to us. One for a videographer/editor, and one for a multimedia journalist.

SYRACUSE — If you’re looking forward to meeting various local media personalities at the New York State Fair later this month, you can cross four people off your list. A longtime 95X personality and three people from the CNYCentral newsroom have already exited or soon will be exiting their jobs.

SYRACUSE — NBC3, CBS5 and CW6 are looking for a new Sports Director, according to a job posting submitted to CNYTVNews.com.

SYRACUSE — The CNY Central cluster of stations (NBC3-WSTM, CW6, and CBS5-WKOF) has submitted to us a job posting for a Content Producer in the newsroom. Here’s the full post as provided to CNYTVNews:

SYRACUSE — When Syracuse University’s mens basketball season made their first-ever NCAA tournament appearance in 1957, Gerald Hoffman was behind the mic to call the action for WAER-FM. Hoffman, who graduated that year, passed away on Sunday at the age of 90.

SYRACUSE — Congratulations to Tim Fox of NewsChannel 9 (WSYR-TV), upon being named one of this year’s “Medal Award” winners by the Onondaga Historical Association. Fox and his fellow honorees will receive their medals during a ceremony next month in Syracuse.

SYRACUSE — Spectrum News 1 chief photographer Mike Kuehner is the Syracuse Press Club’s 2026 winner of the Selwyn Kershaw Professional Standards Award, the club announced today.

SYRACUSE — Sinclair’s CNY Central cluster (NBC3 / WSTM, CBS5 / WKOF and CW6 / WSTM-DT 3.2) shared a pair of job postings with CNYTVNews.com. They’re looking to hire an investigative reporter, as well as a weekend sports anchor who would also serve as a multimedia journalist for a few days during the week.

SYRACUSE — A big surprise capped-off last night’s edition of NewsChannel 9 at 6:00. Jeff Kulikowsky told co-anchor Christie Casciano that she’s being added to the Syracuse Press Club’s “Wall of Distinction” inside the Mulroy Civic Center. Casciano was so surprised, she could barely speak.

ALBANY — Applications are now open for newspaper and broadcast media outlets across New York to apply for a share in up to $30 million in state tax cuts, intended to encourage media outlets to retain current staffing levels and add new employees to their rosters.