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This is actually their second attempt at a Spanish newscast. When they launched a Spanish-language network Mundo Fox, they had a newscast from Los Angeles, launched in 2012. The network was co-owned by Colombia's RCN Television. The newscasts was canceled when Fox divested itself from the network in 2015.

CBS also had Connie Chung as the first Asian-American to co-anchor the Evening News and she didn't stick around too long either. Let's see what this looks like when it airs.

An example from New York, was when Fox 5 WNYW had an internet outage back in 2018, which led to the 5PM and 6PM news replaced with informercials. Shepard Smith anchored the 10pm news that night, with Fox News Channel staff assuming technical responsibilities until the issues were rectified. Good Day New York would also broadcast from Fox News HQ the following day, leaning on the FNC graphics. https://www.The Other Site.com/2018/08/22/fox-5-new-york-outage/

Shannan Ferry, who recently co-anchored Weekends on 1 has been named the host of News All Day. https://www.adweek.com/tvspy/ny1-names-shannan-ferry-news-all-day-anchor/

Lewis Dodley, one of NY1's original hires, retired after 32 years with the channel. Cheryl Wills takes a look back. Here is a 2019 promo featuring Dodley

A newstruck belonging to PIX11 struck 3 pedestrians in New Jersey. The victims are expected to be OK https://www.ftvlive.com/sqsp-test/2024/5/5/nexstar-news-van-hits-3-pedestrians

The Saturday morning news was hosted by Tim McNichols and Jennifer Bisram

Following the final edition of the Mehdi Hasan show, Hasan announced that he was leaving the network: https://www.mediaite.com/tv/breaking-mehdi-hasan-leaving-msnbc-in-surprise-announcement-at-end-of-final-sunday-show/

Because the WPHL graphics are the PIX-11 graphics.

Here's a low-quality recording of the "Fox News SA Midday" open.

Possibly to give the AM crew Christmas Day off.

Don Browne, the former GM of WTVJ NBC 6 and President of the Telemundo Network, passed away at the age of 80 https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/remembering-the-life-and-legacy-of-former-wtvj-gm-don-browne-who-died-at-80/3101851/

WCBS New York lost another member of their family in Dr. Max Gomez, their chief medical correspondent. He rejoined the station in 2007, following an earlier run at WCBS in the 1990s. He was 72 https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/dr-max-gomez-award-winning-medical-reporter-for-cbs-new-york-dies-after-long-illness/

Well, KSWB San Diego is channel 69, but brands on air as "Fox 5 San Diego". Same goes for KNSD Channel 39, which calls itself "NBC 7 San Diego"

Here is WCBS's report Dana Tyler, John Elliott and Dick Brennan on Dr. Frank Field

Well, CBS is exploring a potential sale of the Broadcast Center, so they may not get a new set until that happens.

And the final station to adopt the graphics are KTDO 48 in El Paso, Texas, who also moved into a new building

A lawsuit is in the works to stop Nexstar from buying WADL Detroit https://cordcuttersnews.com/the-american-television-alliance-asks-the-fcc-to-block-nexstar-from-buying-a-detroit-tv-station/?amp=1

For additional context: A few weeks ago, WABC's corporate sibling, ESPN, fired reporter Marly Rivera for calling a fellow reporter that very word, which ended up on video https://awfulannouncing.com/mlb/marly-rivera-espn-mlb-ivon-gaete.html Not to mention, this is coming after Disney is laying off people across the board.

While the remark may have not made it on air at Channel 7, the Golden rule still applies: Assume every mic and camera is on and can hear you.

A tribute from Rosanna Scotto aired on the 10 o'clock news. John last appeared in an interview in February 2023. He was 81.

Here's his former co-anchor Rosanna Scotto with the report.

I'm surprised that they grabbed someone from Milwaukee as they could easily get any of the meteorologists from the New York-based O&O WNYW.

Audrey Puente on weekends and Reagan Medgie as needed, plus reporting on GDNY.

Most likely.