Craig O’Neill

Hoyt joined the station in 2013, producing newscasts before going before the camera as the station’s leading investigative reporter, drawing praise from the station for his “unique storytelling style." read more >

The hirings are intended to address “an unmet gap” for professional video production in the region. read more >

It could be the final sign-off for a provocative figure who ruled the local radio ratings for almost two decades. read more >

You can’t tell Craig O’Neill he has a face for radio; he’ll beat you to the punch. What the self-deprecating Arkansas broadcast lifer can’t seem to leave is TV. read more >

After a half-century in broadcasting, Craig O’Neill isn’t tired of the sound of his own voice, it turns out. read more >

Dan Waymack, a filmmaker since age 19, retraces the arc of his career and sets the record straight on what he says are misconceptions on how Waymack & Crew wound up at Third and Main. read more >

Being Craig O’Neill is not always easy, Randy Hankins says, but somebody had to do it. read more >

Craig O'Neill, the radio funnyman who became a TV news anchor over 50 years of entertaining and informing Arkansans, was honored last week by the state's Public Relations Society for his work to advance Arkansas' image. read more >

"I didn't realize it, but I broke a lot of glass ceilings, and it wasn't that I was intending to," Raye J. Montague tells the Little Rock Rotary Club. read more >

KASU-FM at Arkansas State University provides journalists to a media industry not just looking for radio announcers, TV reporters, news writers and social media specialists, but seeking prospects who do it all. read more >

Rep. Ed Garner, THV 11 News' Craig O'Neill and Arkansas Business' Lance Turner talks about Davy Carter, Mike Beebe's $4.9 billion budget proposal and the looming fight over the Medicaid expansion in Arkansas under the Affordable Care Act. read more >