Darlene Rodriguez is a well-known American journalist who co-anchors Today in New York on WNBC, which is NBC’s flagship station in the bustling city of New York. She stepped into this role back in July 2003 after making her mark as a reporter for WNBC and co-anchoring Weekend Today in New York.
Melissa Wilson is an Emmy Award-winning television journalist who currently at FOX 26 in Houston, Texas, where she anchors the weekday morning news and serves as a medical reporter. Before this role, she spent a decade co-anchoring the station’s 9 p.m. newscast, becoming part of one of the longest-running anchor teams in the area.
Todd Klaassen is a well-known American meteorologist who recently served as a senior weather anchor for BAM Weather in the Greater Indianapolis area. He joined the team in July 2026 but left just a couple of months later in September.
DaLaun Dillard is a well-known American journalist and television news anchor who gained popularity in Houston, Texas, as the co-anchor of Houston’s Morning Show on FOX 26. He joined the station in December 2023, after a successful stint at WEWS in Cleveland, Ohio, where he was honored with two Emmy Awards for his outstanding reporting.
Patrick Osborn is an American television meteorologist who, until recently, was part of the team at WABI TV5 in Bangor, Maine. He made his exit from the station around September 2, 2026.
Adam Joseph is a well-known American meteorologist who currently serving as the chief meteorologist for 6abc Action News in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He’s the friendly face delivering weather forecasts during the station’s 5 p.m., 6 p.m., and 11 p.m. newscasts. On October 19, 2026, WPVI-6ABC proudly announced his promotion to chief meteorologist, taking over from Cecily Tynan. Before stepping into this role, Joseph was the senior meteorologist at the station, providing forecasts for the 4 p.m., 5:30 p.m., and 10 p.m. broadcasts. He became part of the Action News AccuWeather team back in April 2005.
Reynolds Wolf is a well-known American meteorologist and journalist currently serving at The Weather Channel. Before joining the team there, he was a familiar face at CNN, where he shared weather forecasts on shows like CNN Saturday Morning, CNN Sunday Morning, and the weekend editions of CNN Newsroom. He also took on the role of weather correspondent and reporter for several other CNN programs.
Tomi Lahren is a well-known American conservative political commentator and television host. She currently leads the show No Interruption on FOX Nation and, as of June 2022, she took on the role of host for Tomi Lahren Is Fearless on OutKick.
Kyle Kulinski is a prominent American progressive political commentator, media host, and producer, widely recognized for his show, The Kyle Kulinski Show, which he runs on his YouTube channel, Secular Talk. He also teams up with Corin on the Kyle & Corin Podcast and shares the spotlight with his wife, political commentator Krystal Ball, on Krystal Kyle & Friends.
Saagar Enjeti is a well-known American journalist and political podcast host, who is currently co-hosting Breaking Points, an independent political news and opinion show, alongside Krystal Ball. Before starting this venture, he teamed up with Marshall Kosloff to co-host The Realignment and also made his mark as a political correspondent and commentator.
Krystal Ball is a well-known American political commentator, podcast host, and former political candidate. Right now, she’s serving as the co-host of Breaking Points, an independent political news and opinion show, alongside Saagar Enjeti. Before this, she was a familiar face on MSNBC’s The Cycle, regularly contributed to The Huffington Post, and hosted Rising on The Hill with Enjeti.
Steve Kornacki is a well-known American political journalist, writer, and television presenter, currently serving as a national political correspondent for NBC News. Over the years, he has penned articles for a variety of respected publications, such as Salon, The New York Observer, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, New York Daily News, New York Post, The Boston Globe, and The Daily Beast.