So what's he doing with his retirement? "I'm going to not answer the telephone," he says, laughing. He spent the last 22 years as the justice and homeland security correspondent for CBS News, covering subjects such as domestic terrorism and organized crime. Where is he now?Orr retired in February after 43 years in the news business. Orr was the only journalist whom rioting prisoners allowed into the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville during their 1993 revolt. Although I must admit I had forgotten how much snow we get!"Ĭolumbus news stats:WBNS-10TV, 1978 to 19 to 1993. "What I love most about being back is how genuine people are here. Where is she now?Following an October retirement, Murphy returned to Columbus, "bringing with me my British-born husband, our Wheaten terrier and a Daytime Emmy awardI won last year, which rests on a table in my entrywayin ourbeautiful home in Reynoldsburg," Murphy says. For the past 13, she's worked as a senior writer and producer for "Extra," starring Mario Lopez. The journalist is nationally recognized as the former host of "Hard Copy," which she helmed for nine years.
We caught up with a few familiar faces.Ĭolumbus news stats:Although she was raised in Columbus (she's a graduate of Hartley High School and a two-time Miss Ohio), Murphy never worked as a newscaster in the capital city. Where are they now? Tonight at 10: We uncover their whereabouts! Just kidding. Columbus has beenthe training ground for many successful news anchors.
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