Jason Smith
Like much of the staff at WRVO, Jason wears a lot of hats. As the local host of Morning Edition, Jason produces and anchors hourly newscasts, and provides weather and other information each morning. He is also a producer and editor of the Campbell Conversations, one of WRVO's locally produced programs. And in December of 2017, Jason was named WRVO's next News Director. In that position, Jason is responsible for all of the local news heard on WRVO each day.
Jason came to WRVO in January of 2008 as a producer/reporter and has hosted Morning Edition since 2009. Before that, he spent two years as an anchor/reporter at WSYR Radio in Syracuse.
Originally from Central New York, Jason and his wife Michele live in Oswego with their daughter, Abby.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh said the city will appeal the judge's decision.
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Katko was one of 10 GOP House members to vote for former President Donald Trump's impeachment last year.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul said Thursday that the New York State Fair will return to 13 days, after the fair ran for 18 days for the first time this year.
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The first debate in the race for New York’s 24 th Congressional District was held Monday in Syracuse. Rep. John Katko (R-Camillus) and Democratic...
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Updated at 7:10 p.m. Syracuse University officials said late Tuesday that the number of students who have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last day...
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Democrat Dana Balter holds a slim lead over Rep. John Katko (R-Camillus) in the race for central New York's 24 th Congressional District with less than...
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After two weeks of rising cases of COVID-19 on campus, SUNY Oswego will pause in-person classes and switch to remote instruction for 14 days, the...
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Syracuse University announced the suspensions of 23 students Thursday night, for violations of the school's Code of Student Conduct, and for violating...
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Syracuse University officials sent a scathing letter to students Thursday, after videos circulated on social media showing at least 100 first-year...
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Syracuse University will suspend residential instruction from this Friday until at least March 30 and move to online classes, over concerns from the...