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Channel 4 news anchor Tom Wills shares his special memories of Mary Baer and John Gaughan

I'd like to share with you a couple of my John and Mary memories. I want to start with some of the very first comments that former news anchor Deborah Gianoulis and I made about Mary 30 years ago--and we stand by them today. "Mary Baer has fit into our newsroom from the first day she got here. It seems like she's been here all along."

Colleagues and friends of Mary Baer and John Gaughan say good-bye and thank you

Mary Baer and John Gaughan have belonged to this community for 30 years, and it's a big sacrifice to work until 11:30 at night -- or, come into work -- when you're telling everyone else to shelter in place during a storm. Also, to share, in the joy and the sadness in the stories you tell. They have served you so well. But Mary and John also belong to us here at News4JAX, as colleagues and friends. The conversations that happen OFF AIR -- have created relationships that will last a lifetime.

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Channel 4 news anchor Tom Wills shares his special memories of Mary Baer and John Gaughan

Colleagues and friends of Mary Baer and John Gaughan say good-bye and thank you

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Theater community unites for special anti-censorship podcast

The theater community is banding together for a special podcast to combat censorship featuring performances from plays and musicals under threat and appearances by Bryan Cranston, Raúl Esparza, Celia Keenan-Bolger and Richard Kind.

Original stars joining Broadway's 'To Kill a Mockingbird'

Fans of the Broadway adaptation of “To Kill a Mockingbird” will get a treat when the show restarts this fall — Jeff Daniels and Celia Keenan-Bolger, two of the play’s original stars.

Motorcycle Backfire Mistaken for Gunfire Sends Crowds Fleeing in Times Square

There was panic in Times Square Tuesday night as hundreds fled after they heard what they believed to be gunfire but turned out to be motorcycles backfiring. Many of those running for their lives tried to find safety inside Broadway theaters, where some of the shows were still going on. At the Music Box Theater, where the blockbuster "Dear Evan Hansen" is playing, audience members jumped on stage with the actors. "It was just wave of people, just thousands of people evacuating Times Square. Hide behind a structure, something that people will have to go around, so you dont get trampled.