recto101 said:You Mean Local newscast? I know KGO-tv has a 6:30 Newscast but its part of the 1 hour newscast of ABC7 News at 6pm.
onairb said:recto101 said:You Mean Local newscast? I know KGO-tv has a 6:30 Newscast but its part of the 1 hour newscast of ABC7 News at 6pm.
That's not two separate newscasts; it's just KGO timing the broadcast so that they can come out of a break and have the anchors re-introduce themselves and recap the top story. Stations with hour-long newscasts have done that for years, it just took someone at KGO to think it would be 'cool' to make it look like they had two different, but consecutive, newscasts.
WHAS-11 in Louisville air their Sunday night local news at 6:30, and World News at 6pm. Not sure why, but might have been for the sports pre-emptions back when ABC carried more sports programming.vchimpanzee said:Some Sunday nights WSOC-TV has one. Usually they have ABC News.
Here in Nashville, two out of the big three have news (still) on at 6:30. But the third one does indeed have Wheel on at half-past six! ;D All three now begin their afternoon/evening newscasts at 4:00 p.m. now that Oprah is gone.formeraa said:I'm not sure I understand the relevance of this question. It really depends on the timezone. In the Pacific timezone, there is lots of local news at 6:30pm (either an individual newscast or a continuation of the 6pm newscast). In the Mountain and Central timezones, it is rare because 6:30pm is the half-hour right before primetime (usually reserved for Wheel of Forture, ET, TMZ, etc.). In the Eastern timezone, the national news is often on at 6:30pm.