On the day that Michele Mulroney was elected president of the Writers Guild of America West, writers won a significant victory. After writers protested ABC’s suspension of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” for days, the network brought the late-night show back on air. The climate has been tough for many writers who have struggled to find work after enduring a 148-day strike in 2023. “This was a real bright spot of good news in an otherwise really bleak and tough time for our industry,” Mulroney said in an interview last week. CBS series “Tracker” writer and co-executive producer Travis Donnelly became vice president, and TV comedy show “Primo” executive producer Peter Murrieta became secretary-treasurer.