Editing WTSP (section)

====Notable former on-air staff====
* [[Bubba the Love Sponge]] – commentator (2011–2012)
* [[Michelle Caruso-Cabrera]] – reporter (1994–1998; later at [[CNBC]])
* [[Dick Crippen]] – sports director (1965–1981; later with rival [[WFLA-TV]] and [[Spectrum Sports (Florida)|Spectrum Sports]]; since retired)
* [[Mike Deeson]] – investigative reporter (1982–2017)
* [[Rich Fields]] – meteorologist<ref>[https://richfields.tv/meteorology RICH FIELDS - METEOROLOGY] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220302043403/https://richfields.tv/meteorology |date=March 2, 2022 }} Retrieved March 1, 2022</ref>
* [[Rob Finnerty]] – morning anchor (2016–2020; now a morning anchor for [[Newsmax]])
* [[Dick Fletcher]] – chief meteorologist (1980–2008; deceased)
* [[Gina Gaston]] – anchor/reporter (now at [[KTRK-TV]] in [[Houston]])
* [[Alita Guillen]] – reporter/substitute anchor (1997–1998; last at [[WBBM-TV]])
* [[Don Harrison]] – anchor (1979–1982; later with [[Headline News]]; deceased)
* [[Wally Kinnan]] – chief meteorologist (1978–1980; deceased)
* [[Dion Lim]] – evening anchor (2014–2017)
* [[Miles O'Brien (journalist)|Miles O'Brien]] – reporter (1984–1986; now a science correspondent for the ''[[PBS NewsHour]]'')
* [[Noah Pransky]] – investigative reporter (2009–2019)
* [[Simeon Rice]] – co-host of ''The Blitz'', local NFL pregame show for 2021 season
* [[Craig Sager]] – weatherman and sports anchor/reporter (1975–1976; later with [[Turner Sports]]; deceased)
* [[Tammie Souza]] – chief meteorologist (2008–2011; now fill-in for [[WBBM-TV]] Chicago and [[KYW-TV]] Philadelphia)