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WKCF only aired the first half hour and the 2nd half hour was not cleared here, now with WKMG getting it will be on for a full hour.

Orlando update:

The Kelly Clarkson Show is moving from WFTV to WESH (at 3 PM) starting September 12th, replacing Ellen

WPXI's sister station,  WFTV still has Jeopardy at 7 and Wheel at 7:30 on July 4th.

14 hours ago, Kenneth Kissel said:

Replacement for Ellen on the Hearst Stations?

In markets where Fox and Hearst own a station (Orlando and Tampa), Most likely:

Orlando: WESH 

Tampa: WTVT 

Nancy Alvarez is leaving WFTV

Channel 9′s Nancy Alvarez to begin new role at Heart of Florida United Way – WFTV

Replacing her will be Kirstin Delgado (former WOFL alum.), she was just introduced on the 4 PM newscast today.

On 5/12/2021 at 4:33 PM, TexasTVNews said:

Despite the departures at WOFL FOX 35, there's one coming to the Orlando FOX O&O. Courtesy of Mike McGuff (Houston TV Blogger); former KHOU Meteorologist, now KDVR/KWGN Meteorologist Brooks Garner joins FOX 35 as the new Chief Meteorologist. His first day is June 1st.

https://mikemcguff.blogspot.com/2021/05/brooks-garner-joins-fox-35-wofl-orlando.html

 

According to this post on Kristin Giannas FOX 35 Facebook page, weekday morning meterologist Jayme King is actually the new "Chief Meterologist" (while still being on in the morning), Garner will simply take Glenn Richards' old time slots.

Orlando's lone 3.0 station is WRCF-LD, before it was converted to 3.0 it was a 1080i simulcast of WVEN-43 (which is 720p) and no subchannels.

16 hours ago, T.L. Hughes said:

Not necessarily. In DFW, KDFW's digital signal only encompasses its main feed on 4.1, while KDFI programs a main feed and four subchannels (affiliated respectively with Movies!, Buzzr, Heroes & Icons and Light TV); KDFW could feasibly add a 4.2 sub to carry Decades. Same in L.A., where KTTV also doesn't program any subchannels. In Charlotte, WJZY could replace the Sonlife Broadcasting Network with Decades on 46.2. In Orlando, WOFL could add a .3 subchannel to slot the network. BTW, RabbitEars is already noting a few markets where it's been indicated that Decades would be placed on the FTS stations without expending any of the other subchannel networks they carry (namely San Francisco, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Detroit, Gainesville-Ocala and Tampa).

WKMG carries Decades on 6.3 already, so it won’t come to WOFL anytime soon.

I have a longer cut but don't know who composed it:

 

 

(That clip also shows the absolute final months of CBS TeleNoticias — the Brazil version — using the CBS special presentation music!)

The last part of the music (presumably production music) that was used in the first part of the clip was also used as station ID music for KTVI in 1998.