Mark Rosen retiring after 50 years at WCCO-TV
He said the highlight of his career was covering the "Miracle on Ice."
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Mark Rosen is back on the radio, TV on Tuesday
His wife, Denise Rosen, underwent surgery for a brain tumor recently.
There are more ins and outs at Twin Cities TV stations
KSTP is losing a reporter, while WCCO is bringing one in.
Mark Rosen grateful for support as his wife fights cancer
Rosen is a long time favorite in Twin Cities television and radio.
WCCO introduces new TV meteorologist Lisa Meadows
Meadows comes to Minnesota from California.
After 45 years in radio, WCCO's John Hines is retiring .... sort of
Hines will stay on full-time through the end of the state fair.
Jason DeRusha's new WCCO 'MidMorning' co-host is named
She replaces Kylie Bearse, who left for a TV gig in Colorado.
Frank and Amelia's kid is one of the best basketball players in the state
Sam Vascellaro is one of 35 semi-finalists for the top senior award.
Twin Cities broadcasting legend Roger Erickson passes away
He was a jack of all trades, and even played Bozo the Clown for a bit.
More Twin Cities TV reporters are leaving their jobs
KARE 11's Kim Insley was the first. More are following.
