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WDAY mourns the loss of vice president of TV broadcasting and general manager Josh Rohrer

Isaiah Roberts
Isaiah Roberts
Isaiah Roberts
Senior Reporter · Grand Forks, ND

A graduate of North Dakota State University, Isaiah Roberts has spent a decade covering educational issues in the Upper Midwest, including a stint at Prairie Public. His commitment to highlighting the challenges and successes of local schools has earned him numerous state-level awards.

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Senior Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 11:21 PM · 1 min read
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WDAY mourns the loss of vice president of TV broadcasting and general manager Josh Rohrer — Minot Schools news

FARGO — It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of one of our WDAY, Forum Communications family members. Josh Rohrer, the vice president of broadcasting and general manager of WDAY-TV, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 28. Rohrer began his career at WDAY in 2003 as a sales assistant, advancing to sales representative in 2004, regional sales manager in 2012 and general sales manager in 2014. In 2018, he was promoted to WDAY general manager and vice president of broadcast for Forum Communications. Rohrer was a well-liked and highly respected leader who made a lasting impact on the station and those who worked alongside him. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife and daughter and the entire Rohrer family. Funeral arrangements are pending. Rohrer was 47 years old.]]>

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