Commentary: A rare finding (of a certain way of referencing people or creatures with both first names and last names in news writing) in a certain news article on a certain World Wide Web site related to a certain TV station (with a news operation) related to southwest Alabama named WKRG-TV

• A certain World Wide Web site related to WKRG-TV appeared to have had at least one section or page involving groups of text such as some text of, "NEWS" appearing directly above some text of, "Audrey Chen of California chosen as winner of 2026 America’s Distinguished Young Women Finals" appearing directly above some text of, "by: Michael Hanich" appearing directly above some text of, "Posted: Jun 28, 2026 / 08:44 AM CDT" appearing directly above some text of, "Updated: Jun 28, 2026 / 08:44 AM CDT" appearing directly above some text of, "MOBILE, Ala (WKRG) – The America’s Distinguished Young Women 69th National Finals concluded in Mobile on Saturday after a week of events." appearing directly above static imagery appearing directly above some text of, "California’s Audrey Chen has been chosen as the 2026 winner. It’s the fourth time a representative from California has won the event." appearing directly above some text of, "Ms. Chen was among the eight competitors for the Finals, which were held Saturday night at the Saenger Theatre." this Sunday (note: another way of referencing people or creatures with both first names and last names in news writing (or a favorite way of doing so by the creator of this commentary): always use both first names and last names outside of direct quotations).