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Makes me wonder what they are thinking at WAPT. That has long been the laggard in the market (and is probably Hearst's weakest station) but maybe they see an opening?

Or... ConnectingMississippi.com

They have her paired up with the wrong guy. Is it just me, or is Adam Aaro pretty goofy looking? I'm not saying he belongs in a leper colony, just not as the main anchor in a decent-sized market. Besides, it gives me a Mrs. Robinson vibe to see him paired with her.

I honestly thought that Greta would make a return to CNN. Assuming that she does sign a deal with MSNBC, does she starts immediately or have to sit out for a period of time?

or... missmydaddy.com

Definitely strange. I was never much of a fan. I always thought his brother Marc was much better.

[quote name='TriangleTriadMediaNews']Noticed in my FIOS program guide the other day that WTVR now has a 6:30pm newscast with no mention of CBS-EN at all. While it did air at 6:30 followed by the 7pm news, I wonder if they're planning to bump CBS-EN to 7 after the new year and have a two hour block of local news from 5-7?[/QUOTE] Same thing with the Comcast and Screener (formerly Zap2It) program guides. It's been like that for a while. I was like "WTVR doesn't have a local weeknight 6:30 newscast. Something's not right here..." [B]EDIT: [/B]@WSVNFan already answered your question. Never mind.

Gretchen Carlson is anchoring the 9 a.m. hour on Tuesday. http://variety.com/2016/tv/news/gretchen-carlson-today-show-guest-host-1201950456/

Now that I've gotten Joplin out of the way, let's go to where America's day begins for what is by far the oldest news open we've ever had from Guam! (It's in the NMSA, but I've never seen it before.) Here's a double feature: WWBT 1984 with WLIG 1986 and WWBT 1986 with WPXI 1981: