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Here's some more highlights to add to what @ekt8750 has: Video Tour via NBC 10 YouTube Page

They actually did a double box like this while going back to regular programming for a bit, while there were active confirmed tornadoes, then going back full on coverage "when needed". I was kind of perplexed & disappointed.

They're still mentioning it every time they can. Especially Brittany & Peyton.

I honestly was wondering the same thing. When you add Rob, that would put the team total at 7. I back of mind wonder if Bill Henley is contemplating retirement soon.

According to Cecily Tynan's replies on her Facebook share of this post, she's replacing Charles Watson who recently left for WNBC New York.

Has there been any inklings as to how long the repairs could take? Or even if that area would be used for tv studios at all again?

Cecily mentioned that he's becoming a chief in their office send-off video as well. If so, it's well deserved.

Here is the full studio tour given by Adam Joseph. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/M5PHqWgUz5RG6Yxp/?mibextid=oFDknk

10 has hired James Gregorio to their meteorology team. His first on-air shows were this morning. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/g8bN3D571R3Cbea8/?mibextid=oFDknk

According to Crossing Broad, the move was a cost cutting one and the plan moving forward is a Channel 6 approach of a solo anchor for the 6p & 11p shows with Ukee Washington. https://www.crossingbroad.com/2024/09/digging-up-some-details-on-jessica-kartalijas-cbs-3-departure.html

Maggie Kent announced on the newscast this morning that their studio is getting a "makeover". The newscast this morning is being shot from their newsroom & weather office.

6ABC has updated the ticker. It operates like ESPN & CBS's. It's a scroll down, until the information is longer than the ticker box, where it crawls at that point.

If Amazon grabs a part of the rights, I could see them just absorbing Inside. They're the only ones that, I think, would give them the time and space to really do what they do. NBC would have time constraints with the news and such.

To add to what @Abraham J. Simpson said, it wasn't just channel 6. Each Philly station sent reporters down. It happens on any major story between D.C. and New York. It doesn't take long driving between each of the 4 major cities, and it's more freedom to get stories on your own, than depending on other sources, in addition to providing extended coverage for national & international news agencies. Local out of town reporters were in Philly for some big stories recently, including the Fairmont Fire, and the I-95 bridge fire & collapse.

It looks like they are broadcasting from a different studio today. Are they doing some changes to their main studio? (I apologize for the picture quality, but I can't get a screen grab. Maybe some can help out with that please? )