FeaturedJune 22 2026

Jim Wilson joins TMJ4 as chief photographer

Jim Wilson is joining TMJ4 (WTMJ-TV) in Milwaukee as chief photographer. Wilson has won a Peabody Award, is a five-time National Murrow Award winner and is in the . Wilson started as a photojournalist at Fox 6 (WITI-TV) in Milwaukee more than 30 years ago. He eventually became Chief Photojournalist, then Assistant News Director, and eventually… – MORE –

Gotter leaving weather desk at WTMJ-TV

Meteorologist Brian Gotter is leaving TMJ4 (WTMJ-TV) in Milwaukee after 26 years in broadcasting. He was at the station for 16 years. Gotter is taking a full-time role with the MACC (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer) Fund. He’s served as the face of TMJ4’s partnership with the MACC Fund and led various fundraisers from bowling… – MORE –

Stofflet to retire in 2023

After four decades in broadcasting, WMTV-TV Evening Anchor John Stofflet will step down from his role and sign-off for the final time in June 2023. Stofflet shared his plans with viewers on June 30 and with station management and co-workers in May. His retirement next summer will come as John celebrates 40 years in television… – MORE –

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