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Pretty close - The Network/Affiliate Graphics during the first half are from the 1990-91 era campaign "The Place to Be". Not sure about the news elements on the second half.

LOOK WHO THEY LET OUT OF THE BASEMENT! http://abc7chicago.com/entertainment/former-abc7-anchor-joel-daly-to-be-special-guest-during-chicago-st-patricks-day-parade/3224094/

WLEX Graphics Archive - 1980'S

I'd like to see Michelle Charlesworth finally get a weekday spot. I think she'd excel at 12noon with David Navarro and at 5 with Diana Williams.

KARK has the new website, but more importantly they have a new address!!!! say hello to KARK.com RIP ArkansasMatters.com

My guess is that debuted in early '96 (we already had a 10pm open in March '96 with that look). It was gone by April 1997 because the station became "Fox 5".

I thought it appropriate now that XETV is in Espanol.

Your eyes aren't deceiving you...KIVI had of the MG look of the time.

This reminds me of WTVJ's Watch our team work news theme.

Today was Eric Harryman's last day at WTVJ. He is moving back to the west coast. Roxanne Vargas gets promoted to the morning co-anchor position. S/N: WFOR is now streaming all their live newscast on twitter.

That KARK.com is a hearty lil bastard... I KNEW he was never gonna die... Chuga, chuga. Long Live The Callsign .com's!!!!!!!!!

Here's an opening to KSBW's 5pm newscast recorded sometime around 2003-2004. **Using a different cut of "Image News".

Morning and noon anchor from September 1990 to May 1993, this Schenectady Gazette blurb on his departure will give some insight. His departure cleared the way for John Gray to take the anchor desk in mornings and for Benita Zahn to return to it at noon. In the spirit of this thread, a Live at Noon segment from November 4, 1991 with Brandon Brooks and assorted reptiles and one of the few cases of footage of their secondary set of the period.

Interesting.... Vintage Raleigh, NC clips

These graphics look so incredibly Media General but Wikipedia says they were owned by Cordillera at the time. Even the “6” looks exactly like WTVQ’s old logo.