News Team
+ denotes WICD personnel ++ denotes Sinclair personnel
Anchors
- Trey Paul - weekdays mornings and reporter (also reporter)
- Natalie Sparacio - weekday mornings
- Marianne Manko - weeknights at 5, 6, and 9
- Vince DeMentri - weeknights at 5, 6, and 10
- Liz Foster - weeknights at 10
- Shantel Middleton - General Assignment/weekend anchor
- Kevilee Douglas - Illinois Central host
Storm Team 20
- Ric Kearbey (AMS Seals of Approval) - weeknights
- Joe Crain - weekday mornings and 11 a.m.
- Kelly Curran - weekends and news reporter
Sports (both seen on Hangtime and The Blitz)
- Krista Lander - Sports Director seen weeknights at 6, and 10
- Jeremy Rauch - weekend sports anchor and sports reporter
Reporters
- Mike Brooks - Agriculture
- Andrew Hansen - capitol bureau chief/weekend anchor
- Katie Heinz - Springfield
- Kimberly Howard - General Assignment
- Andrea Marvin - General Assignment
- + David Ade
- + James Fillmore
- + Liz Lohuis
- + Kate Springer
- ++ Mark Hyman - "Behind the Headlines" segment producer (Via owner Sinclair Broadcast Group)
- ++ Armstrong Williams - political commentator(Via owner Sinclair Broadcast Group)
Notable former personnel
- Don Hickman
- Jerry Lambert (news anchor; now retired)
- Victoria Langley
- Rebecca Paul
- Scott Hanson
- Fred Hickman
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