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KTLA weatherman Mark Kriski is making progress in his recovery after suffering a mild stroke earlier this week. His wife, Jennifer Gould, shared that he is moving from the Neuro unit to the physical therapy unit, bringing relief to KTLA viewers and colleagues. Kriski, a long-time member of the KTLA team, has been communicative and in good spirits during his hospitalization.
KTLA “Morning News” weathercaster Mark Kriski is recovering after suffering a mild stroke, just weeks after the death of his longtime colleague Sam Rubin from a heart attack. Kriski, a nine-time Emmy winner, is in good spirits and thanked everyone for their support. This health scare follows a serious illness Kriski faced in 2011.
KTLA weatherman Mark Kriski suffered a mild stroke earlier this week, shortly after the death of his colleague Sam Rubin. Kriski is currently hospitalized but in good spirits and looks forward to returning to work soon.
KTLA weatherman Mark Kriski is recovering well after suffering a mild stroke at his home in Los Angeles. His wife, reporter Jennifer Gould, confirmed that he is hospitalized but in good spirits and looking forward to returning to work. This comes shortly after the death of KTLA Entertainment reporter Sam Rubin, who passed away from a heart attack earlier this month.
Longtime KTLA 5 weathercaster Mark Kriski is recovering from a mild stroke he suffered earlier this week. He is receiving excellent medical care and is in good spirits, expressing gratitude for the support and well wishes from everyone. The KTLA team looks forward to his return.
KTLA 5 will be live streaming coverage of the second WeHo Pride Parade in West Hollywood, California on June 4, featuring RuPaul's Drag Race, Laith Ashley, Niecy Nash-Betts & Jessica Betts, and Melissa McCarthy as Icons. The parade will start at N. Crescent Heights Boulevard and end at N. Robertson Boulevard. KTLA is the official broadcast partner of the 2023 WeHo Pride Parade.
A man climbed the KTLA news tower in Hollywood holding a sign that read "Free Billie Eilish" and played an electric guitar during an hours-long standoff with authorities. The man, who officials called a "protester," was eventually arrested and faces charges of trespassing. It is unclear what he was protesting, but his sign had another message on the back referencing "MK ultra sex slaves Donald Marshall clones."
A man climbed the KTLA news tower in Hollywood holding a sign that read "Free Billie Eilish" and played an electric guitar. After a three-hour standoff, he safely climbed down on his own and was arrested for trespassing. The LAPD's crisis negotiation team negotiated with the climber, but he came down on his own. The man's motive for the protest is unclear.