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Without warning, Disney-owned channels were pulled from Dish/Sling in the middle of the night:

This article from 2019, written on the eve of the Disney merger, says it is worth something to Fox: https://deadline.com/2019/02/mynetworktv-10-years-after-strategic-pivot-is-a-quiet-but-steady-engine-for-fox-1202566142/ But in any case, this is all the end result of something hastily put together after Fox's UPN stations were shut out of the creation of the CW.

Official:

Also Saturday Today moved to NBC's new DC bureau a couple of years ago.

KNBC Newscenter 4 from September 18, 1980, with Pat Sajak doing weather (starts at 20:59):

WCBS-TV Channel 2 News at 11 from January 22, 1986 (starts at 9:00):

And he released a statement on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CisvOvMO_ME/?hl=en

Nope. And to think KCBS and KABC also has had weekday morning anchor turnover in the past year, and they were resolved a lot quicker.

WSB started a temporary 3pm newscast this week, lasting until the midterms are over. As a result, Tamron Hall is bumped until 1:36am. And they outright admitted it's for political ad revenue: https://www.ajc.com/life/radiotvtalk-blog/wsb-tv-newscast-temporarily-pre-empts-tamron-hall-talk-show-at-3-pm-until-midterm-elections/K2M3KLB4FVHATB5U33ZICKY53M/

According to this, her and meteorologist Shanna Mendiola are working 3pm Wednesday-Friday: https://www.instagram.com/p/CigMq0OvG9R/

I noticed that starting next week WDCA's 9PM newscast is moving to 8:30. So between Fox and DC News Now there's news on anytime between 4PM and Midnight.

On October 10th, WTIC will add an hour-long 6pm newscast: https://www.fox61.com/article/about-us/fox61-news-at-6pm-connecticut-launch/520-68233db5-6688-44b5-a568-35c2e176af5b