As Anchor for Local 6 at 6, Local 6 at 10 and the 9 pm news on Fox 23, Paula continues a career in journalism that spans more than a decade. Paula joined WPSD NewsChannel 6 in April 2006 after serving as Weekend Anchor at WRCB TV 3 in Chattanooga. A graduate of Wayne State University in Detroit, she has worked as a freelance writer for The Detroit News, Newswriter for Newsradio 960 and a talk radio host at WCHB in Detroit.

Scott McGee is excited to return to the Midwest as an evening anchor for NewsChannel 6 at 5:00, 6:00 and 10:00. He has spent the past 8 years in Phoenix as a reporter and anchor at KTVK.

Johnette Worak anchors NewsChannel 6 at 5:00, and is the station Medical Reporter.

Mike Mallory currently anchors NewsChannel 6 Today as well as the hour-long Midday program. Many also recognize him from "What's it Worth," the popular antiques segment on NewsChannel 6.

Beth Bradley joined News Channel 6 in October of 2007. She co-anchors News Channel 6's Today show each morning from five to seven with Mike Mallory.

Noah Bond serves as anchor for the WPSD produced KBSI weekend newscasts. He previously anchored the WPSD 5 p.m. weekday newscast and WPSD weekend newscasts. He also reports from Southern Illinois at 10 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.

Gerran Thomas joined WPSD News Channel 6 in 2005 as a reporter. In addition to reporter duties, Gerran also serves as a substitute anchor for NewsChannel 6.

If there is one word to describe Jennifer Horbelt, it would be energetic! Meeting people and telling a great story is part of why she loves her job as a reporter with WPSD.

Todd Faulkner joined WPSD-TV in June 2007. He anchors the weekend newscasts at 6pm and 10pm on Saturday as well as the 5pm and 10pm on Sunday.

Lauren Adams joined the News Channel Six team in December of 2007. Working as a general assignment reporter, you'll find this talkative blonde out and about on most days, and she'll tell you she prefers to be out getting to know people and sharing their stories.

Jeff Stensland knew he wanted to be a reporter 20 years ago, watching live news coverage of a sinking bridge. That event, along with countless VHS tapes of Jeff hosting his own newscasts helped pave the way to WPSD.