Emmy Award-winning journalist, Grant Stinchfield debuted his brand-new show Stinchfield on Newsmax TV. The native New Yorker is best known for his investigative reporting that led to the capture of four killers who murdered a young man while he was driving home from work.
His new show will be packed with the day’s top news and provocative conversation, the network said. “He will bring our viewers solid news reports with the insight they can’t find elsewhere,’’ said Christopher Ruddy, CEO of Newsmax Media Inc.
In 2002, while at Dallas’ WXAS-TV, Stinchfield’s reporting on identity fraud led to 14 new laws designed to not only prevent identity theft, but to help victims recover. He also exposed flaws in Dallas police procedures that limited the capability of officers to arrest drug dealers.
“I’m thrilled to be at Newsmax TV,’’ Stinchfield said. “Each night, our viewers can look forward to a compelling mix of up-to-the-second news, and compelling discussions with newsmakers and Newsmax TV’s great roster of contributors.’’
Newsmax TV is carried by all major cable and satellite operators, and is streamed free over most major OTT platforms, including Roku, Xumo, Pluto, YouTube, and others reaching more than 100 million devices.
Stinchfield airs weekdays at 8 p.m.
