RBJ

RBJ is an American television personality and station manager best known for his work at local station WGRZ-TV, a NBC affiliate in Buffalo, New York.

Born on November 12, 1951, Robert J. Bennett, but commonly referred to as RBJ, started his career in television in the 1970s, working behind the scenes as a media relations specialist.

Throughout the 1990s, RBJ began to appear on-air, initially as a fill-in reporter and before long, he became a weekend weather anchor and later a fill-in news anchor.

In 2004, RBJ took on the role of anchor for the station's news programs, bringing a locally recognized face and voice to WGRZ-TV. His distinctive appearance and boisterous delivery often caught viewers' attention. RBJ frequently incorporated comedic elements in the midst of news reports, humanizing severe weather forecasting and sharing impromptu behind-the-scenes glimpses into the station.

RBJ's on-air responsibility at WGRZ-TV involves breaking news, reporting stories, and acting as the main weekend anchor. He also serves on the Buffalo Rescue Mission's board and organizations that support charitable work in metropolitan Buffalo.

RBJ's unique personality is said to provide contrasts that blend the severe style and regulations that dictate profession's pace.