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Here's something so rare it needs no explanation:

Ask and ye shall receive at 26:45. They also (apparently) had another open possibly during 1993/94, basically with Broadcast News but with the 1994 “6”:

WGNO’s 10pm news from October 24, 2004, back when they were taken seriously.

And 9pm on10/55. She usually fill in for Alice Gainer or Dick Brennan.

From 1992: a bit of an episode of The Simpsons, Canal 5 Rosario's ID and a Friday night movie opener from Telefe in Buenos Aires (Canal 5 is now one of its owned and operated stations), with a remix of K-Jee (MFSB) as the background theme. The movie was "The Trial of the Incredible Hulk", that aired on NBC in 1989.

The reason Lindsay's back is because their sports anchor Sherree Burruss just got married over the weekend. It is on her twitter https://twitter.com/SherreeBurruss

Telecinco's flashy news opener and top story from Friday, December 4, 1998

Girls... pay attention because one day you can be at a local station and work at a national morning show the next.

There's been a huge dump of 90's/2000's-era WFSB on YouTube and with it comes some questions of what themes they used and when. For starters, here's Mika Brzezinski doing a tease for the noon news the day after much of their viewership was saddened by the Patriots loss in Super Bowl XXXI. The bumper music in the background is the music that serves a the NMSA sample for "News Package II", their 1997-2002 theme which came into play once Meredith took over from Post-Newsweek. Problem is that this clip was 8.5 months before that transfer took place. Funny thing is I remember this being used after Meredith took over as well which begs the question of which theme being which. Also, this clip from the Blizzard of 1996 (or in Hilton Kaderli terms, "Ginger"). And from the file of the other WFSB vet now working on a national morning show:

A partial KIMA open from 1990 with the CBS affiliate package of the era: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id=PtcHI9Gf-F0;t=67

This Phil Collins song "You Can't Hurry Love" (1983) reminds me of KCBS/WTEN's news theme from the early 1990s (because of some musical notes)

A weather forcast from KEYT's Key News from 1997:

What's up on WMUR's NewsNine in 1986?

A special hour-long edition of the NBC Nightly News devoted to Sadat's historic visit to Israel and anchored by Chancellor, Brinkley, and Savitch, 1977: KNBC, Los Angeles; 11 p.m., 1973 (the final broadcast of the year):