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Nope. They’re moving downtown within the next 4 years or so. That’s when a new studio and set will happen.

*2003 but yes:

They will not be doing any set replacement (or probably any more major upgrades like this) before they move to the new Hudson Square development.

Reminds me of a logotype CBS used on air.

Something that's been bugging me forever... What logo is that on this polo? Did it ever exist anywhere outside these shirts?

Almost eight years (9/24/11). They're moving to a fresh new (yet-to-be constructed) building in a few years. Might as well keep what they got until then.

The weekend anchors are back downstairs for the 11. And it looks like they've replaced the video wall behind them (no longer see the lines).

More like, "Give us a successful media property and we'll figure out how to destroy it."

Justin Drabick filled in on weather at 10 and 11 PM tonight. Good to see him on TV again.

This type of concept has been used sporadically in recent months in I-Team segments, using more visually-interesting ways to display things like statistics and such. Even with a dedicated person on staff, I'm curious how that would be effectively translated into general storytelling.

Prepare yourselves... Change is coming. https://www.robertfeder.com/2019/07/01/abc-7-test-visually-compelling-video-storytelling-techniques

I'm not sure when this happened. But it appears South Bend's WNDU has done away with its longtime News Center 16 brand. They're now branding all of their newscasts as 16 News Now. Prior to just recently, the 16 News Now brand was only for its 4pm, while using News Center 16 for the later shows. And I can careless of how "outdated" the name was. News Center 16 was their brand. The new one is just too generic and overused.