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Kim Gordon Joins 890 WLS-AM as News Anchor, Afternoon Drive


Kim Gordon
Kim Gordon

Cumulus Media has appointed Kim Gordon as News Anchor, Afternoon Drive, for 890 WLS-AM, Chicago's legendary News Talk radio station. Gordon can be heard on 890 WLS-AM Monday through Friday in the afternoon and from 4:00pm-7:00pm during The John Howell Show.

Gordon joins the station after a 15-year broadcast journalism career with Chicago's WGN Radio, where she was most recently News Anchor, Afternoon Drive. She started her career at WHAS Radio in Louisville, KY, where she won an Associated Press Broadcasters Award for local team coverage in Louisville during the September 11th attacks and a 2015 Silver Dome Award from the Illinois Broadcasters Association for her work on "Fighting Hunger Chicago Style: Food Insecurities and the Greater Chicago Food Depository."

"Finding the facts and reporting the news has never been an easy job," said Stephanie Tichenor, Program Director, 890 WLS-AM. "Doing it in this environment hasn't made it any easier. You need experience and grit to craft a meaningful, accurate newscast and Kim Gordon has both of those qualities in spades."

Tichenor added, "I'm delighted to have Kim join our 890 WLS-AM News Team as the PM Drive Anchor. Her attention to facts and detail will enhance our news product and yes, she can probably teach John Howell a thing or two about golf."

Gordon commented, "I am thrilled to be joining the WLS news team and to be working with John Howell in the afternoons. It's an honor to follow in the footsteps of John Dempsey. I've long admired his integrity and passion for news. I hope to continue that legacy at WLS."

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