DZRH Network News

2013-2018: as The Network NewsBreak and MBC Network News

The newscast was launched in mid-2013 at the rebrand of RHTV to DZRH News Television with Samantha Nazario, Bea Oranga and Nino Padilla as hosts under the name The Network NewsBreak. They were later replaced with the quartet of main anchor Dennis Antenor, Jr., segment anchors Sonny Casulla, Rocky and primary relief anchor Vien Dacles under the MBC Network News banner in 2014. Initially, Dacles doubled-duty as weather reporter until MBC outsourced weather forecasters from Panahon.TV in 2017.

At the onset, the newscast aired on weekdays at 11 am and Saturdays at 10:30 am on cable as MBC Network News: Special Edition, both having an 11:30 pm audio-only encore on DZRH-AM and running a half-hour until June 16, 2017 when the weekday edition moved to the prime noon slot and expanded to an hour as a part of daytime revamps. However, the Saturday edition wasn't affected until it was axed by November 25 of that same year in favor of expanding the top-of-the-hour bulletin to Saturdays.

As DZRH Network News

On January 8, 2018, coinciding with programming changes on radio, the newscast was reformatted as DZRH Network News and began its simulcast on radio, replacing Rapido Hataw Balita: Alas Dose. Dennis Antenor, Jr. remained at the anchor chair with an expanded involvement from its radio reporters and delivering the headlines with timepieces depicting the time the news was announced by the station. Network promotional material tagged the newscast as having a different approach from its predecessor. Initially, DZRH-AM simulcast the full hour of the program until March 2018 when it was scaled down to a half-hour.

Changes occurred in April 2018 with Dacles and Casulla ending on-camera roles and adding in new segment and relief anchors.

Main anchor

• RH 42 - Dennis Antenor, Jr.

Segment and fill-in anchors

• RH 03 - Regi Espiritu (primary fill-in for Antenor)
• RH 21 - Florante Rosales (general assignments and secondary fill-in anchor)
• RH 43 - Rocky (Showbiz)
• RH 51 - Gorgy Rula (Showbiz)
• RH 54 - Mavel Arive (general assignments)
• RH 55 - Edniel Parrosa (Game Now!)
• Peache Gonzales (formerly with 104.7 Brigada News FM; general assignments and Balitang Abroad)
• Kristine dela Cruz (Good News, segment anchor)
• Ariane Rabuya (Game Now, segment anchor)
• Victor de Guzman (TNVS)
• Christian Maño (general assignments)

Field unit reporters

• RH 04 - Karen Ow-Yong (Diplomatic beat)
• RH 05 - Val Gonzales (Police beat)
• RH 07 - Henry Uri (Malacañang Palace)
• RH 12 - Milky Rigonan (Senate beat)
• RH 14 - Leth Narciso-Abinales (Congress beat)
• RH 17 - Nicole Lopez
• RH 18 - Ruel Saldico (Bicol Region)
• RH 19 - Jun Dimacutac (Central Mindanao)
• RH 23 - Edwin Duque (CAMANAVA and Quezon City)
• RH 25 - Grace Vera-Sansano (Central Luzon stringer)
• RH 27 - Noche Cacas
• RH 28 - Raymund Dadpaas (Police/Defense beat)
• RH 29 - Boy Gonzales (Roving/Manila)
• RH 30 - Liezel Once
• RH 31 - Gary Libunao (Cagayan Valley reporter)
• RH 32 - Jimmy Angay-angay (Tacloban City)
• RH 33 - Benjamin Antioquia, (Lucena City)
• RH 34 - Jayne Galit-Bantayan (Catarman, Northern Samar)
• RH 35 - Renz Belda (Batangas)
• RH 36 - Dennis Alipio (Laoag)
• RH 37 - Danny Cumilang (Bataan)
• RH 38 - Freddie Fajardo (Pangasinan)
• RH 39 - Aine Grace Bañaria-Bravo (Iloilo City)
• RH 40 - Jhun Suter (Deputy Davao City - also with Aksyon Radyo Davao)
• RH 41 - Romy Gonzales (Baguio)
• RH 46 - Rex Cantong (Bacolod City)
• RH 52 - Jun Alegre (Deputy Bicol reporter - Legazpi, Albay)

Inaugural

• Niño "Bonito" Padilla (now at DZRB-AM's Cabinet Report)
• Bea Oranga
• Samantha Nazario

Post-2014

• Vien Dacles
• Sonny Casula
• Shiela Edubas
• Rita Salonga