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If my information is correct, it looks like WJCL Savannah, KCCI Des Moines, and WAPT Jackson are the last ones yet to have switched, and considering the rollout has been pretty much every two weeks or so, I expect them to get it by then.

Nothing until production completely ceases. Some films and television is shooting there and will continue to shoot there for some time yet.

Welcome over ginnyfan! Looking forward to seeing your high quality caps in the future. CNNI haven't had consistent morning blocks for a while. John Vause anchored Tuesday-Friday morning when they launced Newsroom LA 10 years ago and continued until his unannounced disappearance from his show. Rosemary Church is Monday-Thursday. Your World Today was a Tuesday-Friday Asian Breakfast show and First Move was a Tuesday-Saturday Asian Breakfast show. Elex's show would make much more sense Sunday-Thursday nights. This would make it a consistent M-F breakfast show in Europe and a consistent midday show in Asia. Then again, I'd like Connect The World to go back to Sunday-Thursday, but that's not going to happen. CNN released the press release for The Story Is today. Nothing we didn't already know. What's interesting is the EPG appears to have World Sport pushed back an hour (1:45am and 3:45am ET) which makes a lot more sense. We'll see if this correct or a bug due to the European clocks changing this weekend. https://cnnpressroom.blogs.cnn.com/2025/10/24/cnn-announces-premiere-date-for-the-story-is-with-elex-michaelson/

From the Guardian's politics live blog: Welp, as far as I'm concerned, this is one very good reason for Paramount to not get WBD.

It's interesting how some of the Hearst stations have dumped Bank Gothic (KCRA, WISN, KMBC...) and which ones have held on to it for dear life like WTAE. I would think for a group like Hearst who cookie cutters graphics like they do, would mandate logo fonts? I do agree though- Definitely admirable.

Someone in their design department is wed to them keeping Bank Gothic as long as they can, and I definitely admire that.

It's things like these that make deregulation and HUGE companies like Amazon a bad idea....

This is a little confusing, as Bhargava is majority owner of The Arena Group already. In August 2023, there was an announcement that said he was merging Bridge News (NewsNet/Sports News Highlights) into The Arena Group, and that his IV Media LLC was acquiring ShopHQ. On December 1st of that year, a SEC filing shows he received 10,512,236 shares of The Arena Group. A year later, NewsNet was shut down, presumably by "Arena". Now, two years later, he moves ShopHQ to The Arena Group, and suddenly the NewsNet auction is finally posted. Interestingly, in some of the photos for the auction listings, you can see sticky notes that bear The Arena Group logo on the items.