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WKRC-TV cancels weekend morning news, cuts news staff https://www.wvxu.org/media/2026-07-10/wkrc-tv-aleah-hordges-richard-skinner-sinclair-doug-lillibridge-tvkiese

It could be Nexstar Corporate Office on 6th Ave near the Central Park, you can tell by large outdoor green space opening.

I guess by remote accessing to Ross Overdrive?

CNN has a piece on how WPIX anchoring from the field: https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/07/us/live-news/nyc-pfizer-building-evacuations?post-id=cmraujpjk00003b6r75mw2mw3 When reports first came in about an unstable building in Midtown Manhattan, the local TV station PIX11 was in the best position to cover the news, because its studio is directly across the street. But the station was ultimately too close to the story; it had to halt live coverage when authorities evacuated its building around 11:15 a.m. ET. “It was a very orderly evacuation,” morning anchor Dan Mannarino said on air. PIX11 simulcast the NewsNation cable channel for about an hour until it was able to resume what Mannarino called a “barebones” live local broadcast. The station sent reporters outside and narrated the emergency response as it unfolded. Mannarino anchored from the middle of Second Avenue, which is closed to traffic, and said thousands of New Yorkers have been evacuated from the area due to safety concerns. By early afternoon, the station had cobbled together an anchor location for its shows on the street, with multiple staffers holding lights and cameras. A makeshift control room was being run out of the back of an SUV.

Looks like they are doing a lots of hard punch between reporters, I guess they might remote access to the switcher from the field. With limited access , apparently they cannot put up other graphics, roll videos and such, and somehow they had trouble to bring up audio when toss to another reporter.

He also spent some time (freelance?) at WTTG in DC.

In a cross-posted at r/broadcasting, one mentioned their duopoly station set to lose FOX newsedge later this summer, in addition to NBC newschannel. Those newswire agreement probably ending quicker than I thought.

A reddit user reporting their Nexstar station is moving away from CBS newspath, not sure if just one station or company wide: https://www.reddit.com/r/Journalism/s/Cnmd4ArgIW

The coalition of State AG sue to block the merger: https://ag.ny.gov/press-release/2026/attorney-general-james-sues-stop-nexstar-tegna-merger

Any number of people from behind the scene?

Just saw this on Reddit (under r/broadcasting, a topic about WGN layoff) anyone can confirm?

https://www.fox13seattle.com/news/fox-13-seattle-new-broadcast-studio-axis9-2026 SEATTLE - Lake Washington Partners (LKWP) and FOX Television Stations today announced that the FOX-owned Seattle duopoly, KCPQ FOX 13 and KZJO FOX 13+ will relocate its broadcast and newsroom operations to Axis9, the newly redeveloped 16-story office tower located at 1800 9th Avenue in Seattle’s Denny Triangle. The station is expected to begin broadcasting from the new facility in November 2026.

Just throw it here in case someone curious, looks like a builder/contractor website that does corporate interior design. https://www.pbsny.com/kusi-san-diego

WDVM/WDCW news director has been named news director for WPIX.