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218: 158:-FM radio in Chicago. He says it was truly one of the most enjoyable highlights of his working time in Chicago...except for the 4:25am alarm clock each morning. He says, he quit the radio show in October 2010 because it was simply too many duties to handle in a day after he convinced WGN-TV to hire away his prized investigative producer to work on stories for television. 207: 142:
On March 10, 2008, Suppelsa chose not to renew his contract with WFLD-TV. Suppelsa reportedly turned down a contract offer from Channel 32 that would have cut his salary by about 15 percent. Once the 90-day "right to match" clause in Suppelsa's old contract expired, he became free to announce a new
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with a degree in journalism in 1984. He also had worked as a disc jockey and newsman for the campus radio station WMUR and was a news reporter and anchor for Marquette University television. He also did Marquette basketball play-by-play for the campus TV station as well.
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On December 8, 2017, Suppelsa retired from WGN ending his 39-year career in the news business. He stated his reason for retiring was that he wanted to spend more time with his family. On February 13, 2018, it was announced that Joe Donlon of NBC-affiliate
74:"I enjoyed the story," Suppelsa told the Chicago Tribune in an article that ran on June 29, 1997. "And something just hooked me. The deadlines, the writing, the video, the shooting it, the editing it. It all just swept me away." 359: 34:. Suppelsa served as the co-anchor of the "WGN Evening News" from 5–7 p.m. and the station's long-running primetime newscast "WGN News at Nine" following "WGN News at Ten" with 174:
Suppelsa met his wife, Candus, while working in Minneapolis in 1988, according to a Chicago Tribune article that appeared on June 29, 1997. Today, Mark and Candus live in
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in Chicago as a weekend anchor and reporter. He later became a late afternoon and early evening news anchor. In May 1997, Suppelsa memorably sparred with talk-show host
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and Twitter user and is usually logged on during broadcasts. He frequently updates his status and chat with fans and friends while on the air.
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in Chicago as a reporter, fill-in anchor and investigative reporter. In September 2004, WFLD promoted Suppelsa to be the co-anchor of WFLD's
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On May 4, 2012, Suppelsa announced that he would be taking a break from his job at WGN to enter a monthlong alcohol rehabilitation program.
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to anchor the 9 pm news replacing Steve Sanders (who now anchors the midday newscast from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.) Sanders replaced
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during WMAQ's 10 p.m. newscast. Shortly after Springer resigned, ending his brief, controversial run as a commentator.
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Suppelsa also formerly worked as a morning news anchor on the Eric and Kathy Show on
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During Suppelsa's final year of college, he worked over the holidays at
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that appeared on September 26, 1993. Suppelsa graduated from
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Born in Milwaukee, Suppelsa moved with his family to
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Chicago, Illinois
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Libertyville, Illinois
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Lincoln-Way
New Lenox, Illinois
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Wausau, Wisconsin
WFRV-TV
Green Bay, Wisconsin
KSTP-TV
Minneapolis-Saint Paul
WMAQ-TV
Jerry Springer
WFLD-TV
Chicago
Walter Jacobson
WGN-TV
Tom Negovan
WTMX
KGW
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