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New set coming in a few weeks. Saw this posted on one of the anchors instagram. It looks amazing

And as I mentioned in an earlier post, the Rockies may be at risk for that to happen. Either that or another one to throw into the Altitude Sports pile of garage sale items.. Edit: Just remembered I did that in another thread..

No worries lol

Pardon my horrendus cell phone typing.

Several generations of Chicagoans have grown up with Tom Skilling

I like the TV ticker best, the different colors of the new one look odd with the color palette.

No, Tom isn’t the king of Chicago weather… he is the God of Chicago weather and the God of local TV weather.

WPVI’s is called Chopper 6. Sky 6 is just a sky camera.

It was inevitable, another one of WGN’s old guard is calling it quits… and this time it’s the king of Chicago weather. Tom Skilling has announced that he will retire as WGN’s chief meteorologist next year, after 45 years with the station. His last day will be February 28, 2024.

A 100+ Market weather branding for a Top 5 TV market. Odd. -- Matt

Debmar-Mercury is developing a Ken Jeong daytime talker for 2024.

NBC RSNs aren't getting a package overhaul until next year. You're seeing small tweaks tied to NBC's (unfortunate) peacock mods.

KIMA must have been one of, if not THE last station to use "And You" by Telesound for their newscasts.

The king is retiring next February. https://wgntv.com/news/chicago-news/tom-skilling-to-retire/

Skilling is giving us 4 more months y’all https://wgntv.com/news/chicago-news/tom-skilling-to-retire/?fbclid=IwAR0Sz_Q6MXsDU52-esAIRKww48TJqizInbQ6k7o3jv94IMMQJUcTX4kBH6I

The San Antonio Spurs have cut a deal with Tegna to broadcast 11 regular season games on KENS this season, starting with the November 20 home game against the Los Angeles Clippers. All of the games (including the lone non-prime time game, a February 10 away game against the Brooklyn Nets scheduled for a 5:00 tip-off) will preempt CBS prime time programming in some capacity on those dates. Bally Sports Southwest’s San Antonio-area feed will carry 61 other regionally exclusive Spurs telecasts for 2023–24, while four additional games (presumably produced by BSSW) will be broadcast locally on WOAI-DT2. (In its article about the KENS deal, NextTV misidentified the secondary OTA carrier as KMYS, failing to recognize Sinclair’s 2021 decision to move that station’s CW and syndicated programming to a WOAI subchannel.)