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Here’s some of the shots they used - including one from Top Story.

I'm really surprised that Ted Turner didn't try and make a CNN Weather Channel for cable since he was the creator of the cable TV bundle after all. R.I.P. Ted Turner. Surprised it took CNN this long to get a weather app out.

WPLG is acquiring Family Feud from WBFS this fall.

I believe it’s during the 6am hour. There was also a billboard of it at American Dream stating so.

Noticed a TINY promo running claiming to be #1 morning newscast in April. Didn’t catch the disclaimer at the bottom but good for them if accurate, keep WABC on their toes.

Now that Gray has officially absorbed WSYM into it's WILX portfolio, they announced that they will be expanding its broadcast studios with a groundbreaking on June 15.

Looks (and sounds) super cheap

What a great post for an explanation. Thank you!

Things are really getting worse in CBS News…. Tony had to report the T****-Xi summit in the Grand Hotel of Taipei, Taiwan because of visa. https://www.ftvlive.com/sqsp-test/2026/5/14/the-keystone-cops-at-cbs-news https://focustaiwan.tw/politics/202605160016

WCNC’s building was built by The Providence Journal Company. The station moved to its present day home in 1991. ProJo had purchased the station in 1998 and broke ground on two new buildings in 1990. One building for WCNC and the other for the NBC News Channel. The move brought WCNC into Charlotte’s core. Since its inception it had been located in a northwest section of the city. At the time this was a fairly rural area. So the move to Billy Graham Parkway put WCNC on a more equal geographic footing with WBTV, WSOC, and WCCB. WJZY was, and still is, located in the far west side of the county, separated from most the city’s population.

I believe, of all stations, WHAS in Louisville is one of the biggest in the entire company. Two full-sized studios (with two full sets even), and a third smaller one. Housed WHAS Radio for decades and had more radio booths in it too. It always surprised me they never tried to use them as a hub of some sort, there's a crap ton of space. As for KUSA, I've heard it's actually not that good of a building?

I'm not shocked. Its Sinclair being Sinclair.

WCNC was only briefly a Gannett station before the TV side split off and became Tegna, but yeah, those are nice-looking buildings. (That said, I think WKYC's building would look better if the logo on it matched the 3 on the weather tower.)

Former WTVA chief meteorologist Matt Laubhan lets loose on Byron Allen's latest comments to the Hollywood Reporter... https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/byron-allen-buzzfeed-starz-streaming-1236595447/?fbclid=IwdGRjcARzfBZjbGNrBHN8DmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHgUymuuucb_wNCbAXuvMdnGR8AGLc07PHSZxmRvqfaRfPO0pV0JaZnO-ot0Z_aem_dgIArXgwjD_RZikpAdQwjg

Sounds like the first NBA partnership under Scripps Sports since its been all NHL until then.

Speaking of Detroit, WMYD is the new home of the Pistons starting in the fall: https://www.wxyz.com/news/tv20-detroit-will-be-new-tv-home-for-the-detroit-pistons-starting-this-fall

We compiled a list of the 37 media companies Byron Allen has enshittified. Number 24 will inspire you.

Now the companies he's buying are as old as the jokes flying around on Comics Unleashed . What's AOL going for these days?