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WRVA Taps Herrera as ''Richmond's Morning News'' Host


Rich Herrera
Rich Herrera

Audacy's WRVA-AM & WTVR-HD2 (Newsradio WRVA) in Richmond, VA welcomes Rich Herrera as a new host of "Richmond's Morning News," weekdays from 6-10am. Herrera is a 30-year veteran radio host with a career that includes stints in Los Angeles, Miami and St. Louis, and national networks SiriusXM, CBS Radio and FOX Sports Radio. He's held several roles at Audacy and will continue to be a national sports talk show host on Infinity Sports Network and Senior Executive Producer on The Bret Boone Podcast.

"Rich brings an authentic voice to the morning airwaves and a strong commitment to his community. His sharp analysis and ability to engage listeners in meaningful and entertaining conversation make him a valuable addition to the WRVA team," said Bennett Zier, Senior Vice President and Market Manager, Audacy Virginia. "We're excited to welcome Rich and continue delivering the news that matters most to our community."

"I am thrilled to join the WRVA team, a legendary station with a great lineup of hosts and shows. After meeting with Bennett Zier and Zach McHugh and getting the chance to host Richmond's morning news, I fell in love with the station," added Herrera. "My family is excited to make Richmond our home. I want to thank Chris Oliviero and Jeff Sottolano for their support and mentorship, as well as Drew Anderssen, our Format Vice President, who encouraged me a year ago to transition from sports talk to general news."

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