Morning traffic reporter Darby Douglas has been fired from KHOU KHOU, virtual and VHF digital channel 11, is a CBS-affiliated television station licensed to Houston, Texas, United States. The station is owned by Tegna Inc. KHOU's studios are located at 5718 Westheimer Road near Uptown Houston, and its transmitter is located near Missouri City, in uninc…KHOU
What is Darby Douglas doing now?
Currently the morning traffic anchor for Clear Channel Radio Houston from 5a-11a Mon-Fri on radio stations News Radio 740 AM KTRH, AM 950 The 9-5-0, Sports Talk 790 AM, 94.5 The Buzz, 93.7 The Arrow, Sunny 99.1, 100.7 FM The Word KKHT, Business Radio KTEK 1110 AM and KNTH 1070 AM.
What happened to Sherry Williams on KHOU?
Sherry Williams announces departure from KHOU 11 KHOU 11 reporter/anchor Sherry Williams is leaving the TEGNA station this Friday. The Houston CBS affiliate started a campaign to help as many Hurricane Harvey victims get their homes livable as possible. Williams is spending her last week covering these forgotten folks.
Wednesday, June 13, 2018
Darby Douglas tells me about KHOU: "I hope our paths cross once again. I’m already missing it!"
About me
Mike McGuff is a native Houstonian who has been blogging since 2005. He covers the Houston and Texas radio, television and newspaper media scene plus other interesting news concerning the Bayou City.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
If you look at all the viewer comments that have come into the mikemcguff.com blog in support of Darby Douglas since he was terminated, you know one thing, the former KHOU 11 morning traffic anchor was very popular.
About me
Mike McGuff is a native Houstonian who has been blogging since 2005. He covers the Houston and Texas radio, television and newspaper media scene plus other interesting news concerning the Bayou City.
Where did Wendy Williams go to school?
Williams left Houston to earn her journalism degree at Texas A&M University. The Aggie even worked at Bryan radio station WTAW while going to school. After graduating, Williams had stints in Dallas and Detroit and went on to become a correspondent for Black Entertainment Television.
Why did Michelle Williams run the MS 150?
The team brings co-workers and friends together annually to do the MS 150 to benefit multiple sclerosis research. Running was her other sport until an injury in 2013. In January 2011, Williams competed in her first Houston Half-Marathon in memory of her brother Reginald, who died from colon cancer in October 2010.
