until 2009 when Castelo decided to run for Councilor of Quezon City. On November 9, 2009, Jake Morales replaced Hipolito-Castelo and Formento as its new anchor; the newscast relaunched to their graphics, soundtrack and opening billboard. For several weeks, Morales was joined by Toni Marcelo, and then, later on, Karen Padilla finally took the anchor's chair replacing the former. However, Padilla, being the wife of Erwin Tulfo, left the newscast in early 2011 to be acquired by TV5 to anchor for Aksyon Breaking on AksyonTV, leaving Morales as the sole anchor of the program, he was joined by Cathy Eigenmann as his new co-anchor on May 16, 2011. On June 20, 2011, Chal Lontoc and Zyrene Parsad-Valencia took over the new and final anchors. The newscast ceased airing on August 5, 2011, to make way for the afternoon edition of News Team 13. As a news bulletin On October 28, 2022, IBC 13 announced through its Facebook page that IBC Express Balita will be relaunched as short news updates program airing every two hours every afternoon from Monday to Friday. The program premiered on October 31 and replaced the second iteration of IBC Headliners that lasted for a month in 2021. Anchors Current anchor (as News bulletin) Jenny de Juan Zon Ballesteros Divina Dela Torre Mary Anne Tolentino Kurt Mustaza Patrick Lastra Former main anchors (as Afternoon newscasts) Anne Marie Soriano (1998–2001) Alice Noel (1998–1999) Ida Marie Bernasconi (1999–2000) Snooky Serna (2000–2001) Precious Hipolito-Castelo (2001–2009) Ron Gagalac (2001–2002) Noli Eala (2002) Adrian Ayalin (2002–2003) Ali Atienza (2004–2007) Errol Dacame (2007–2008) Bing Formento (2008–2009) Jake Morales (2009–2011) Toni Marcelo (2009) Karen Padilla-Tulfo (2009–2011) Cathy Eigenmann (2011) Chal Lontoc (2011) Zyrene Parsad-Valencia (2011) Former substitute anchors (as Afternoon newscasts) Karen Tayao-Cabrera (1998–2000) Nitz de Onon-Rosales (1998–2000) Ina Rubio (1998–2000) Chele Mendoza (1998–2000) Neil Santos III (1998–2000) Maricel Halili (2001–2009) Jeffrey Zaide (2001–2009) Jess Caduco (2008–2009) Rida Reyes (2008) Florida Padilla (2003–2007) Toff Rada (2009–2010) Alvin Sejera (2009–2011) Kara Cruz (2011) References See also List of programs broadcast by Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation news shows IBC News and Public Affairs Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation original programming 1990s Philippine television series 2000s Philippine television series 2020s Philippine television series 1998 Philippine television series debuts 2022 Philippine television series debuts 2011 Philippine television series endings Filipino-language television shows Philippine television news shows Flagship evening news shows