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PVI already has the new weather graphics.

The MLB-produced Rockies broadcast moved the scorebug to the bottom-right, just like Fox.

From the LA Times.

Roz Varon is hanging it up.

Troy Bridges was laid off from WKMG awhile ago.

Gray has picked up select Cavaliers games for WUAB.

NBC Sports California has hired Jenny Cavnar as their new Athletics play-by-play announcer. She becomes the first female lead play-by-play announcer in MLB history, and only the third in the four major leagues.

JJ Redick will join ESPN’s NBA Finals broadcast team.

Yep. This reminds me of what Fox did at Super Bowl LI a few years ago.

Saw a live update before Road to the Super Bowl. Nothing new, outside of the potentially refreshed scorebug.

Also, it appears CBS will not use the Super Bowl Today name for their pregame show on Sunday, instead opting for the regular NFL Today brand.

You'll have to zoom in, but judging by this control truck picture, we're gonna have a touched-up scorebug a la SB LIII.

Forecast chimes are the station's way of trying to get you to look at the screen to see the extended forecast. By the way, the WBZ chime is the CBS mnemonic introduced in 2020 and the WBTS chime are the NBC chimes.

CNN This Morning is history.

The font is Flama Condensed Bold. News and Sports uses it in tandem with TT Norms.

WSB is now using the new graphics in full, as they have debuted the standard open.

CBS Mornings is rolling out a new affiliate ticker on Monday.

It’s on KTVT’s end, they have the show on their late night schedule. I was tricked, too; I thought CBS had kept it around.

The ESPN NBA revolving door continues to spin. Doc Rivers has been hired as the new coach of the Milwaukee Bucks.

KTVN is the first affiliate to adopt the new O&O look.

NN is branching out into radio.

Mark L. Walberg and Pat Finn were also career game show hosts, as well. I think Jess was right over on the Discord. The breed of “game show host” is extinct.

WHIO has debuted as well. WFXT is on the clock.

Add WPXI to the list.

Changes coming. - MiA expands to weekends with Hena Doba, airing from 7-10am ET starting January 27. Starting Jan. 27: - Elizabeth Vargas Reports and The Hill are switching timeslots. Vargas airs at 5pm ET and Hill at 6pm ET. Weekday MiA is losing an hour, now airing from 6-9am ET, with Markie Martin solo-anchoring. Adrienne Bankert is moving to a special projects role. NN Live with Marni Hughes will air from 9am-noon ET, and NN Now with Nichole Berlie gains an hour, airing from noon-3pm ET.