WWUpdate

Lots of Oklahoma City material from 1984:

Most of Today from 1973, including WSM's local cut-ins with Pat Sajak:

WLS, Chicago, 11:30am, 1993: It's 1968 and Public Broadcast Laboratory takes a close-up look at the network news:

Apropos of this week's events, here's a look at the last time the POTUS was hospitalized for several days... It's 1981, and CNN interrupts a report about China with some dramatic news out of Washington:

WLS, Chicago; 6pm, 1984:

The news on HRT in Croatia has a new look:

KPHO, Phoenix; news, weather, and sports promos, 1983: KPHO, Phoenix; election update, 1984:

KCOP, Los Angeles, news update, 1984:

KPNX, Phoenix, 1979:

In Germany, ZDF's morning show (Morgenmagazin) has a new look:

Surprising observers, North Korean television provides in-depth, round-the-clock live coverage of Typhoon Bavi: https://www.38north.org/2020/08/mwilliams082820/

A topical news promo from KTVK in Phoenix, 1978:

And some from October 1994:

Another reminder of how good CNN once was: a 1981 promo for Prime News 120:

WBBM, Chicago; 5:30 p.m. weekend news, 1983:

KTVK, Phoenix; news brief, 1999:

Sounds a bit different than the cut KYW used for the open/close. Is this an updated version or a different cut from the original package?

The original upload is no longer available, but with another blazing-hot-even-for-Arizona heatwave his week, I thought it might be a good time to post the updated URL:

Speaking of KPNX/KTAR, I don't think this 1970 promotional film featuring weatherman Frank Peddie has been ever posted in this thread; it provides a few interesting behind-the-scenes glimpses of the station half a century ago:

KTVK, weekend news update from the tail end of the Eyewitness News era, 1985 (and a tease at the 8-minute mark): KPNX, Phoenix; 10 p.m. weekend news, 1979:

A 1994 promo for WLS's longtime meteorologist Jerry Taft, who died yesterday: Here's another one, from 1995:

This is also a sad reminder of what we have lost when CNN decided to follow Fox News and go the talk-radio-on-TV route.

Another Phoenix video, this time bits and pieces of KPNX -- the only station not to change affiliations in the '94/'95 shuffle -- from January 1996:

Another blatant logo ripoff: The logo rotated during news programming:

Rare glimpses at the pre-1986 KTVK set at the 4:47 mark and the very last frame of the clip. And at the 6:36 mark: a newly discovered KTSP theme?