TheRolyPoly

I don't know if anybody needs this or not but... here's NY1's LIVE Stream without any login required: http://www.ny1.com/content/live_video/public/189176/watch-ny1-live/

how long is the newscast? Half-hour or a full-hour?

Miami used to have an MLS club, but folded in 2001 (Miami Fusion F.C.)

John Wilson at WTVT (recently retired) Gene Cox at WWBT/WRIC (retired as well) Jack Williams at WBZ (retired) John Drury at WGN/WLS (deceased) Monica Pearson at WSB (retired) Tom Wills at WJXT (still working at 5, 6 and 10pm) Roger Grimsby at WABC (deceased) Jim Vance at WRC (still working at 6 and 11pm) Tim Taylor at WJW (retired) Mike Landess at KMGH (now at KYTX in Tyler) Just a few more people when I think of TV newscaster legends.

It probably means that KBCB will not be acquired by FOX and that it will remain as a ShopHQ affiliate.

Here is KXJB 4's FINAL sign-off, now seen on YouTube - Very sad moment for the Fargo media, indeed:

But it sounds like it's starting to be.

Thank god for that.

In it's place, a brand new 6:30 p.m. local newscast starting December 15th: https://changingnewscasts.wordpress.com/2014/12/02/ksnv-go-live-630-las-vegas-starting-december-15th/

Btw, I'm the one who started The Changing Newscasts Blog at http://changingnewscasts.wordpress.com WTNH 8's Good Morning Connecticut has been cut by half-hour. The program now goes back to start at 5:00 AM: https://changingnewscasts.wordpress.com/2014/12/02/wtnh-good-morning-connecticut-half-hour-later-than-rest/

They did with Manolo Reyes, back in the '60s when WTVJ was still with CBS on Channel 4. I still think it had its primary newscasts in English though, thanks to the Dean of South Florida television news, Ralph Renick.

And just by reading this accordingly, WBFF's new 4:00 p.m. newscast will start on January 19th, pushing back a week from the original January 12th start.

Idk about this one, but WTHR used to do a 10-minute newscast for Spanish speaking viewers called Acanale 13 Eyewitness News en Espanol. It was for online viewers. Not sure if your talking about 100% television though.