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I'm confused. Are we still waiting for a new WNT set or is what we see now going to be it?

Only Weekend GMA will use it...

Is there enough space for nose camera and equipment to send an HD signal back to the station?

KOCO has an opening for a meteorologist...but since it was a female that left they may hire another lady.

I don't think Sinclair has anything to do with this.

From FTVLive: 

Now, sources tell FTVLive that Sinclair backed the Pink Slip Express into former Tribune station KFOR and ran over about a dozen people.

Just two weeks before Christmas and your gift from Uncle Perry is a pink slip.

He wrote "Sinclair" in the story. I'm sure he meant Nextstar

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On 11/3/2019 at 6:06 PM, oknewsguy said:

Current KFOR Personalities Who've Have More then 10 Years Tenure

Tara Blume - 1991

Brian Brinkley - 1990

Joleen Chaney - 2007

Galen Culver - 1991

Ali Meyer - 2000

Mike Morgan - 1993

Kent & Kevin Ogle - 1993

I think Kevin Ogle, being close to retirement age plus his expensive salary, could be given a chance to "retire". Probably Galen Culver, because of his popular feature "Is this a great state or what" will be retained but his wife, Tara Blume, may be on the bubble. In this highly competitive weather market I can not imagine Mike Morgan being let go.

I noticed Abby Broyles was not listed on the KFOR site. Has she been gone a while or is this new?

13 hours ago, 24994J said:

I feel like the open is trying to emulate the 2012 World News open, but not hardly rendered and animated as well as the ABC version.

 

 

OMG Diane Sawyer is so good!

I really wish Hearst would buy KOCB in OKC. It's the Sinclair owned CW affiliate. What a cool duopoly it would be...KOCO/KOCB

KOCO5

That first pic reminds me a lot of the KOCO5 set when they were owned by Gannett. Oil was booming back then and Gannett built a fabulous new building for them in 1979, which of course is still in use today. It has an awesome patio overlooking a small pond/lake and even a gym.