Clyde Lee (newscaster)
Clyde Lee (born 1949) is an American newscaster, and developed his career primarily in Indianapolis. Career. Lee graduated from the University of Kentucky, majoring in telecommunications, around 1970. He began working for the local educational radio station on campus and within the next year was also working for two commercial radio stations and a television station. Lee next worked at TV stations in Paducah and Lexington and Tupelo, Mississippi; then moved to Memphis, where he co-anchored early and late evening newscasts. He joined WRTV in Indianapolis in August 1976, teaming up in most of his tenure  with Howard Caldwell and Diane Willis, but he also anchored with Martha Weaver and Barbara Lewis. He resigned from WRTV in August 2001. With Willis, Lee began a new consultant firm named Lee-Willis Communications, specializing in public relations, crisis communications, and training corporate executives to deal with the media. This firm experienced a mild controversy when WRTV reported that its former anchors had received $30,000 from a high school to make public relations. The school not only hired them, but also several other small public relation companies. The contracts were ended with all due to budgetary reasons. Personal  life. Lee is twice divorced. He was married to Deborah Conkwright in September 1972 in Lexington, KY. They lived in Lexington, KY; Tupelo, MS; Paducah, KY; and Memphis, TN. Lee divorced Deborah in 1974 and Gennie divorced her husband, Marc. Lee then married Gennie, former J.C. Penney buyer. They moved to Indiana and had a daughter named Whitney. Lee divorced Gennie and married his co-anchor Diane Willis in January 2000.