TennTV1983

WBIR in Knoxville has a fairly large facility in the Belle Morris area of town. This along with WATE, which operates inside of a historic mansion, are probably this nicest-looking studios of the three news operations.

Their bug is on Pixel Lens, but nothing else at the moment.

WWL-TV is on Pixel Lens as of Noon today, which leaves just WBNS & KYTX as the only two who have not yet switched. Update: KYTX is also on Pixel Lens as of Noon today.

WZZM is on Pixel Lens as of this morning.

What Nexstar is doing (and to some extent what Sinclair has been doing) is bad for the industry when you dump the network news services in favor of your own.

WZDX in Huntsville is on Pixel Lens as of today. Only six TEGNA stations have yet to switch - WBNS, WWL/WUPL, KYTX, WNEP, WZZM, & WPMT.

They've had that branding since September 2021. It's basically a copy of WVEC, but with the addition of the word 'Right' included. Granted, the newscasts are still called "ABC24 News".

WATN/WLMT is on Pixel Lens as of this morning.

When has Soo Kim ever won a proxy fight? They would have to rip Sinclair away from David Smith's cold dead hands for that to happen.

Soo Kim never left the chat.

KXTV in Sacramento is on Pixel Lens as of this Thursday morning. [inb4 people start asking when KXTV & KTXL will be integrated into the DeathStar]

WOI is on Pixel Lens as of this morning. WQAD switched yesterday.

Okay. I thought I missed a couple.

KHOU is on Pixel Lens as of Noon today. That leaves just nine stations who haven't made the switch yet.

Probably for the best until all of the legal stuff is settled, though it's only a matter of when (not if) they are allowed to fully absorb the former TEGNA stations into their fold.

KTHV is on Pixel Lens as of Noon today.

That's the Circa package WREG went with. It's the same one used at KRON and KLAS. Of course, WREG's implementation of it didn't go well as far as the bug and ticker went at launch. They've fixed the bug part ever since, but the old ticker is still there.

WABC's set was done by Clickspring Design while WPVI's current and previous two incarnations were all BDI jobs (They're also the same company that built KABC's previous set).

Stairs that lead to absolutely nowhere.

It happened this past Monday.

Hindsight is 20-20 indeed. If not a new facility from the ground up, WOIO/WUAB could've just gone the KMOV route and relocate to an office building that already exists.

KPTV is the only other holdout in the former Meredith cluster that hasn't switched yet.

UPDATE: KGW switched over as of 4:00PM today.

KING 5 made the switch at 12 Noon today.

Any change at that station is a vast improvement from how they used to look.