Notable Former On-air Staff
- Sharyn Alfonsi (news anchor/reporter; now with ABC News)
- Sue Bennett (hostess of musical variety show in the early 1950s)
- Tom Bergeron (host of "People Are Talking" in the early 1990s; currently hosting America's Funniest Home Videos and Dancing with the Stars)
- Len Berman (sports anchor and play-by-play of Boston Celtics games 1974-75 through 1977-78)
- David Brudnoy (commnetator) (deceased)
- Gino Cappelletti (sports anchor/reporter)
- Ken Coleman (play-by-play of Boston Red Sox telecasts 1972-74) (deceased)
- Alice Cook (sports anchor/reporter)
- Kathy Curran (general assignment and I-Team investigative reporter; now with WCVB)
- Sara Edwards (co-hostess, "Evening Magazine" 1980-90)
- Tom Ellis (news anchor)
- Nancy Glass (contributor to "Evening Magazine")
- John Henning (news anchor/commentator) (deceased)
- Don Kent (meteorologist) (deceased)
- Michael Kolowich
- Bob Lobel (sports anchor)
- Mish Michaels (meteorologist)
- Pat Mitchell (talk show hostess)
- Sean Mooney (news anchor)
- Bob Neumeier (sports anchor/reporter; now at Comcast Sports Net New England)
- Barry Nolan (co-host of "Evening Magazine" 1980-90)
- Uma Pemmaraju (news reporter; now with Fox News Channel)
- Tony Pepper (news anchor)
- Johnny Pesky (analyst for Boston red Sox telecasts 1972-74)
- Randy Price (news anchor; now with WCVB)
- Dan Rea (news reporter; now with WBZ Radio)
- Gil Santos (play-by-play of Boston Celtics' games, 1981–85)
- Marty Sender (news reporter; later co-host of "Evening Magazine" 1977-80)
- Bob Starr (sports anchor)
- Dick Stockton (sports anchor and play-by-play of Boston Celtics' games 1972-73 and 1974–75)
- Rex Trailer (host of children's series "Boomtown")
- Roger Twibell (sports anchor and play-by-play of Boston Celtics' games 1978-89 through 1980-81)
- Liz Walker (news anchor)
- Jim Watkins
- Jack White (news reporter) (deceased)
- Bob Wilson (postgame host of Boston Red Sox telecasts 1972-74)
- Robin Young (co-hostess, "Evening Magazine", 1977–80)
- Nancy Russo Chapman First female meteorologist in Boston 1989-1992
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