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On 7/23/2023 at 2:16 PM, ScottSchell said:

I can tell you that here in Tulsa KJRH doesn’t do a 4:30 anymore they show their web streaming news, KOTV still does a 4:30, KTUL does a 4:30 and KOKI does a 4:30 instead of a 4am. As for OKC KWTV has a 4am, KOCO does a 4:30, KFOR does a 4am and KOKH doesn’t do a 4 or 4:30am.

TitanTV and Zap2it tell me KJRH-TV still airs a 4:30 newscast.

From my old UPN affiliate back home:

WTAE-TV (Pittsburgh) 1995:

1998:

Date is incorrect (this appears to be from circa 2000):

[Credit to Harley Badger]

KRCR-TV finally got the new graphics:

I tried this on the Roku streaming player in the living room, and found only the national feed.

That may be because this is a small market (DMA 132), though.

On 6/9/2021 at 11:45 AM, hmaxhanson said:

ArchiveAnnex just unearthed what might be the earliest footage of Ed Hopkins ever: 

 

There is also a Hello Tulsa promo (with Gari vocals!) at the end.  Too bad it's incomplete...

2 hours ago, bmasters1 said:

Are all his videos back, or is he having to start over?

The entire channel has returned as far as I can tell.  I don't know what became of the offending videos.

23 hours ago, tyrannical bastard said:

It is strange they still have the old weather graphics, usually Sinclair changes them in advance of a graphics update, coinciding with either a software upgrade or platform change of the WX computers.

When KRCR-TV switched to the Sinclair Curves graphics last year, the weather graphics were (and still are) from the new package, albeit with a few elements (e.g., radar legends, basemaps) from the Bonten-era package.

On 3/29/2019 at 2:32 PM, MadMan400096 said:

And KidsClick is dead.

 

 

KRVU-LD/KZVU-LD had even replaced its longtime KTVU simulcasts with KidsClick.  I wonder what will replace it...

Have KRCR returned to their Redding facility? I know for awhile they had to use their satellite station in Eureka (which is 4 hours from Redding) to cover the fire

When I awoke this morning, I saw that they had returned to their own facility.

Additionally, KHSL-TV took their Redding translator, KHSL-LD 36, off the air because of the fire. It returned (I think) a few hours later.