Strahan, Sara and Keke continues on their official YouTube channel. They started doing "at-home" shows a couple months ago. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCArZhtifgQgRV3GJtxuj9AA

Washington D.C.'s all-news station WTOP debuted its brand-new music and imaging package yesterday (Monday, June 1st) created by Seattle-based ReelWorld. Gone are Non-Stop Music's News Central and First News packages. http://www.reelworld.com/jingles/packages/wtop (click on "Listen to Full Package"). From DCRTV.com... Thoughts?

Back to Atlanta, another change at WGCL: General Manager Lyle Banks is out. He'll be replaced by Deborah Collura from Charlotte's WCNC. https://www.ajc.com/blog/radiotvtalk/more-change-cbs46-lyle-banks-out-deborah-collura/ppNR3M7cvEUGXIL3OVku5M/

The "WLIG 1986 News Theme" - according to the NMSA - has a name, y'all. The theme WLIG (now WLNY) used in the mid-1980s for their newscast is actually a production music track called "Newsweek" - from the album "Ideas In Action" - by DeWolfe Music. https://dewolfemusic.com/search.php?id=15564951&code=futATJ WWBT here in Richmond used the theme back in the early '80s for their newscasts. (see 0:24)

Meanwhile in Atlanta, WGCL cuts four. Weekend anchor/reporter Mike Dunston out. Investigative reporter Jonathan Carlson ("The CBS46 Bulldog") out. Reporter Daniel Wilkerson out. And executive producer Phil Landeros out. https://www.ajc.com/blog/radiotvtalk/cbs46-cuts-mike-dunston-jonathan-carlson-daniel-wilkerson/hF11f8sZgdCr5vzrCNkD1M/

You mean WDBJ’s graphics. WRLH - owned by Sinclair - is the third station that’s using them (the second is WITN in eastern North Carolina). Gray’s WWBT has a news share agreement with WRLH.

No new graphics for Rockford, IL's WIFR 23 (yet), but they ditched CBS Enforcer for CBS Local just last month. Plus, they're using the new Gray ticker.

Here's the tease and open from today's CBS This Morning from the Ed Sullivan Theater (video via NewscastStudio). https://www.newscaststudio.com/2020/03/19/cbs-this-morning-late-show-set/

Meanwhile, Maury - currently in its 22nd season - has been renewed through 2022. https://www.broadcastingcable.com/news/maury-renewed-for-two-more-seasons http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2020/02/27/hit-daytime-talk-show-maury-renewed-through-2022-949115/20200227nbc03/

Forensic Files has been revived on HLN. The show, Forensic Files II made its debut yesterday (Feb. 23) with a new narrator, actor Bill Camp (Joker, 12 Years A Slave, Birdman and others). Article from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution... https://www.ajc.com/blog/radiotvtalk/actor-bill-camp-talks-about-narrating-forensic-files-revival-hln-debuting-feb/D30IHHMOaoRliRDMdA9JpK/

WWBT anchor/reporter Heather Sullivan is heading to Fox 26 in Houston. She tweeted this late last month...

Good that both New York's Very Own and Impact aren't going anywhere on WPIX and WTKR/WGNT. Can't picture the new Scripps graphics on those stations, including WTVR here in Richmond (but I can picture a news open for WTVR, though). Speaking of WTVR: Really? I love y'all, but you're still keeping Moving Forward, a package you and now-former sister station WTTV brought back from the dead in 2015? Nothing against Moving Forward (it's a good package, though), but it's 12 years old and it's time for an update.

The current logo was created by a local company. https://matchstic.com/work/11-alive Here's a video on their new "Where Atlanta Speaks" mission statement from earlier this year.

Mancuso used to be the GM at WIVB/WNLO, I think.

Actually, WRIC changed its logo in 2016 - with a new set and KOIN's now-previous graphics - under Media General ownership.