Jon Keller is the political analyst for WBZ-TV News. His "Keller @ Large" reports on a wide range of topics are regularly featured during WBZ News at 5 and 6 p.m.

• Ward’s 1,035 yards through the air in his first three games were the second-most in program history over a three game start to the season, trailing only Craig Erickson’s 1,126 in 1990.

WBZ president and GM announces his departure from the station Justin Draper worked for CBS stations around the country for almost 30 years. He was named president and general manager of WBZ in 2021.

CBS Boston’s WBZ-TV President and General Manager Justin Draper is leaving the station at the end of the month, he announced to employees on Wednesday. Draper became the president and general ...

Veteran WBZ reporter Christina Hager signed off Friday after a 25-year run that saw her covering some of the biggest stories out of New England, from presidential elections to monster blizzards ...

WBZ showed clips of Hager’s reporting from over the years. She joined WBZ in 1999. “Wow,” Hager said after the trip down memory lane. “Whoever produced and edited that, what a walk through ...

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WBZ announces new morning team Paula Ebben is set to join Chris Tanaka to co-anchor a revamped 4:30-to-7 a.m. newscast. Paula Ebben and Chris Tanaka will co-anchor WBZ's morning show starting June 17.

CBS Boston’s WBZ-TV announced new anchors and other changes to its morning show Thursday after the recent high-profile departures of former hosts Liam Martin and Kate Merrill.

Kate Merrill, who spent more than 20 years at CBS affiliate WBZ-TV where she last hosted the daily morning show, quit her job, according to reports.

WBZ’s Kate Merrill, a longtime staple at the local TV station, has reportedly quit after more than 20 years with the outlet on Soldiers Field Road. Many viewers have wondered where Merrill has ...

Kate Merrill, a popular anchor on WBZ-TV’s morning show, has quit after more than 20 years at the station. “Kate has decided to move on from WBZ,” the company said Monday in a statement ...