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KTVZ-TV is excited to announce the promotion of Kelsey Merison to evening anchor. Merison began her new role on Monday, August 3rd.
Since returning to Oregon from Montana, Merison has helped people throughout Central Oregon start their day as co-anchor of KTVZ News at Sunrise. Through this role, Merison has become a familiar and trusted face for viewers each weekday morning.
Alongside the Sunrise team, Merison has covered breaking news, severe weather, and stories that have made a meaningful impact across the high desert.
Now, Merison brings that same commitment and community-focused journalism to KTVZ's evening newscasts, where she will help guide viewers through the day's biggest stories and the issues that matter most to Central Oregon.
"Kelsey has earned the respect of everyone in our newsroom through her professionalism, preparation and unwavering commitment to great journalism," said Gregory Deffenbaugh, News Director. "She's a natural leader who raises the bar for those around her, mentors younger journalists and approaches every story with integrity and compassion. Her ability to connect with viewers while maintaining the highest journalistic standards makes her an outstanding choice to lead our evening broadcasts.”
Merison's promotion reflects KTVZ's ongoing commitment to developing talent from within while continuing to provide viewers with trusted local news coverage across every daypart.
"Kelsey represents everything we value at KTVZ," said Ron Parodi, General Manager of KTVZ. "She has built genuine relationships throughout Central Oregon by showing up, listening and engaging with the communities we serve. Whether she's reporting on important local issues, participating in our 21 Cares for Kids campaign or meeting viewers face-to-face, Kelsey has demonstrated an authentic commitment to making Central Oregon a stronger place. We're excited for our audience to continue that connection with her each evening."
Merison said she is grateful for the opportunity to continue serving Central Oregon viewers in her new role.
"It has been an incredible privilege to wake up with our viewers every morning over the past two years," Merison said. "I'm thankful to everyone who has welcomed me into their homes and trusted me to deliver the news that matters most. I'm excited for this next chapter and look forward to continuing to serve our communities each evening alongside our outstanding KTVZ team."
For more information, contact News Director Gregory Deffenbaugh at Gregory.deffenbaugh@ktvz.com or call 541.383.2121.
















