Gerry joined KTBS 3 News in the spring of 2001, and co-anchors the 5, 6 and 10 p.m. news. A veteran of television news since 1985, he graduated on the Dean's Honor Roll at the University of Texas at Arlington.
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Sonja jumped at the chance to return home in 1995 and work for KTBS as the consumer reporter. Prior to landing at KTBS, Sonja worked for three years at KNOE-TV in Monroe, where she reported and anchored the morning show.
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There are few people in the Arklatex more familiar to our viewers than Rick Rowe. He's been at KTBS for more than 25 years, starting as a young cub reporter. No one is a better storyteller.
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In television in Shreveport-Bossier for nearly 50 years. Bob became the News Anchor on KTBS TV's Saturday and Sunday morning First News. He also does a travel feature, Griffin's Ark-La-Tex, which airs on KTBS TV's Monday morning First News.
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Chris Redford is KTBS's lead nightside reporter. He covers crime and courts. Chris is passionate about crime because it affects everyone. His identical twin brother is a New York City police officer.
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Chrissi Coile is a General Assignments Reporter and also anchors the weekend evening newscasts. She's excited to report back home, and spend time with family and friends in the Ark-La-Tex.
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Casey Ferrand is the Assignment Education Reporter and Weekend Reporter at KTBS 3. Casey is a Louisiana native, born and raised in New Orleans. Her family now calls Ruston home.
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Fletch is a devilishy handsome sportscaster whose guile and pluck helped him along the pitted path from Monticello, AR to KTBS. As an older-than-he-looks sports director, Fletcher has covered events ranging from The Masters to a pair of BCS Championships to the Ryder Cup to The Final Four.
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Leslie Spoon joined the KTBS team in September, 2008 as a sports reporter and anchor. She actually began her career in television as an intern at KTBS during the summer of 2007.
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Joe grew up in Richardson, Texas and from an early age had a deep interest in the weather. Even after receiving his B.S. Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas and working six years at Rockwell International, his love for weather never subsided.
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If Jennifer Gray seems like a familiar face on KTBS, she is! She returned to KTBS as the morning meteorologist of First News after working for WTVJ in Miami, Florida for two years.
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Marcy Novak joined KTBS 3 in June of 2008 as the weekend meteorologist and weekday reporter. She was born in Wichita Falls, Texas and it was there, at a very early age, that Marcy developed an interest in weather, especially severe weather.
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