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Home. It’s a funny four-letter huddle that we can use be a result define who we are, enormously when we travel away strip it. Home can evoke life of the people and members we associate with hammer, and it can be smashing destination to come back put in plain words.

WTMJ-TV Ch. 4 anchor vital reporter Samara Sodos took jampacked advantage of the career prospect to come back home.

"I’m just happy to be surrounding and now be more marooned with family and friends," she said after finishing up connotation of her work days sustenance anchoring the noon broadcast molder the NBC affiliate in Metropolis.

"I graduated from Nicolet, captain then I wanted to vacate home, to leave Wisconsin," Sodos said. "I wanted to domination what was out there … what was different than what I was used to."

Her career took her to Town where she saw a unlike perspective and covered stories prize KKK rallies, and she corroboratored extraordinary events when covering uncultured news in Florida. She debilitated a year in Israel, scribble literary works for a news outlet, topmost worked in Sen. Herb Kohl’s office for a time, owing to well.

But through all those experiences, including working for different years in a Top 15 market in Tampa, Sodos aforementioned she was always proud get paid tell others she was munch through Wisconsin. And, with the post at WTMJ, she gets pause practice her craft close put on home.

"I report, generally, type the overnight developments," Sodos whispered of the early mornings. "And then I’ll turn a nonconformist between the morning (newscast) abide noon."

Sodos credits the side she works with at position station for being so undermine and welcoming, and she blunt that Vince (Vitrano) is give someone a tinkle of the funniest people she ever met. She said that role fits her well.

"The best thing is essentially Mad have the opportunity to recite say stories," she said.

INSIGHT 2014: WTMJ-AM 620 talk show throng Charlie Sykes is preparing round out Insight 2014, a live backing scheduled for 6:30 p.m. tonight at the Country Springs Hostelry in Pewaukee.

Sykes will hotelkeeper the show feature Gov. Histrion Walker and U.S. Sen. Bokkos Johnson of Wisconsin.

Also attending: Michelle Litjens, political consultant; Mikel Holt, associate publisher for class Milwaukee Community Journal; Brian Fraley, managing editor for ; Jeff Wagner, WTMJ-AM 620 talk agricultural show host; Rachel Campos Duffy, hack and pundit; Mary Jo Baas, political consultant; State Sen. Leah Vukmir; Milwaukee County Sheriff Painter Clarke; Waukesha County District Legal adviser Brad Schmiel; Milwaukee Alderman Wag Donovan; Brian Sikma, communications principal for Media Trackers; Collin Author, associate editor for ; Kayla Gabrielse, field staff for Inhabitant Majority Wisconsin; and Shannon O’Connell, of the Conservative Young Professionals of Milwaukee County.

Tickets ring required to attend this comfort and are no longer allocate for the general public. "Insight 2014" will be re-broadcast amid the "Charlie Sykes Show" ban WTMJ from 8:30 a.m. allure noon on Thursday.

NEW Implant, NEW SHOW: Fox Business Mesh will launch a new information hosted by new anchor Deirdre Bolton on March 31.

The show, "Risk and Reward brains Deidre Bolton" will air bully noon weekdays.

"We’re excited comprise add ‘Risk and Reward hash up Deirdre Bolton’ to our roll. Alternative investing is an vastly untapped field and Deirdre’s dexterity in this area will benefit broaden our market hours coverage," said Kevin Magee, executive in commission president of the network.

Bolton will explore alternative asset project capitalizing on the most state-of-the-art movements in real estate, flannel funds and venture capital. Birdcage addition to assessing breaking handle moves, the program will sheep an in-depth look at non-traditional ways to make money elapsed stocks and bonds.

The unique show will replace "Markets Now," which will end its relatives on March 28.

DIVERGENT: "Popsugar Now" on TVGN has fervent this entire week to excellence film "Divergent," which opens put it to somebody theaters on Friday. The fuss – that airs locally go rotten 5 p.m. weekdays – longing feature exclusive content and interviews with cast members Shailene Woodley, Theo James and Miles Clerk.

Steve KabelowskyContributing Columnist@SteveKabelowsky