Look at the sets of CBS 4 in Miami. CBS 's. KCAL in Los Angeles and WSVN 7 Miami. Those are sets, not discounted furniture from Gardner White in a garage setting.

I don't like the casual look. Wear a tie. Set looks cramped. Not impressed with the blue suits at CBS. CBS 4 in Miami has a better look. The TV 50 Ten O'clock News with Howard Lancour and Tommy MacIntyre looked better..
Wendy McMahon has some work to do.

Is this going to be another Murphy Brown reboot?

Do what they do at TV 13 in Grand Rapids. Just stand next to a wall holding tablets. Set , just use a bar table and a couple of high back chairs. A Breakfast set from Gardner White should work. Read a few stories, jam in lots of commercials and a real long weather segment, more commercials a few spo...

I like Terri Debour and Ellen Bacca from WOOD TV in Grand Rapids and Morgan Kolkmeyer from WGN Chicago. Either GM Bob Ellis is in the wrong job or Graham Media is forcing cuts. Kim is very good, but I don't see the hype.

The blue suits at CBS that gave us Norah O'Donnell and Gayle King. I can see the launch in early 2027

Local 4 making negative news again. Might need to change their brand. Revolving door Local 4.

Townsquare Media. Media not. Ownership

Oaktree Capital Management and The Madison Square Garden Company
No wonder.

They may not have wanted Ahmad. As a meteorologist, he may have been to expensive for them. I like Ron a lot. However; he is not a meteorologist. I hear Leslie is retiring early next year.

Then we have Fox making DJ 's into morning news anchors.

Ranks right up there with Kim Adams reporting on Hurricanes from Florida.

Since Kim Adams went to Florida to report on the Hurricane, shouldn't someone from the NBC affiliate in Miami have come up here to report on the snowstorm?

13 needs a news set. Anchors standing in front of a big screen with tablets screams public access channel. Embarrassing.

I hope he sues Local 4.

Mike doesn't belong at 25. He is much better than this shoe string budget operation. He is probably very frustrated by the Sinclair slop business model.