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News 10 Now is a 24-hour local news channel headquartered in Syracuse, New York. Their slogan is "Your news, all the time". It is owned and operated by Time Warner Cable, and is available only to its cable subscribers throughout Central New York, New York's Southern Tier, and the "North Country" in the western/northern Adirondack Region. It was the eleventh channel of this format launched by Time Warner and one of about 40 local/regional cable newschannels nationwide. It began operations in November of 2003.

Time Warner Cable invested a lot of money to launch this channel, including a $6-million restoration of Syracuse's former New York Central Rail Station. In addition to that headquarters facility, News 10 Now also bases reporters and photographers in five regional newsrooms located throughout its Central/Northern New York coverage area.

On May 25, 2005, just 18 months after debuting, Time Warner Cable announced that 30 staff positions would be eliminated in a cost-saving consolidation of its three Upstate NY news operations. All of News 10 Now's techncial production and master control operations were merged with Capital News 9, its sister channel in Albany. Capital News 9 now serves as the news anchoring and production hub, while News 10 Now's six meteorologists produce weathercasts for its sister operations in Albany, Rochester and New York. The channels retained all their local news gathering crews, producers, facilities, and local news management.

R News (Rochester), News 10 Now and Capital News 9 also share news content with NY1, the flagship Time Warner Cable local cable news channel in New York City.

In February 2007, News 10 Now added a separate channel with news, weather and sports covering the Binghamton and Elmira/Corning markets, with five reporters and a technician operating from new bureaus located in Binghamton and Corning. This expansion also added four additional producers at the Syracuse headquarters who work exclusively on the Southern Tier program feed. ^[1].

The two separate News 10 Now channels are available to about 580,000 Time Warner Cable subscribers in 200 counties of New York, plus portions of the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania. This makes it one of the larger local news channels nationwide, both in terms of subscribers and geographic coverage area. The channel's website won a coveted Edward R. Murrow national "Best Website" award in 2004.

On-air personalities

Anchors

JoDee Kenney - weekday mornings
Julie Chapman - weekday mornings and health reporter
Tammy Palmer - weekday afternoons and weekend mornings
Jamie Kazlo - weekday afternoons and weekend evenings
Kate Welshofer - weekday evenings
Ryan Peterson - weekend mornings

Weather

Michael Gouldrick - chief meteorologist
Dan Russell
Carrie Cheevers
Todd Kerkman
Josh Kozlowski
Erick Adame

Sports

Mark Larson - sports director - weekday evenings
Chris Watson - weekend evenings
Dan Van Hise - sports reporter

Reporters

Bill Carey - senior reporter
Kat De Maria - Binghamton/Elmira/Corning Bureau
Ryan Dean - Syracuse nightside reporter
Joleene Des Rosiers - also fill-in anchor
Brian Dwyer - Watertown Bureau
Aaron Goldstein - Binghamton/Elmira/Corning Bureau
Dana Hendrickson - Binghamton/Elmira/Corning Bureau
Lacey Johnson - traffic reporter
Allison Lazarz - Ithaca/Cortland Bureau
Karen Lee - Binghamton/Elmira/Corning Bureau
Jim McCann - Rome/Utica Bureau
Katie Morse - North Country Bureau
Nneka Nwosu - Syracuse reporter
Amy Ohler - Watertown Bureau
Giselle Phelps - Syracuse reporter
Brad Vivacqua - Syracuse morning reporter

Former personalities

Evan Axelbank (2006-2008) - reporter, WROC-TV in Rochester, NY
Sarah Buynovsky (2004-2006) - reporter, WNEP-TV in Moosic, PA
Adam Chodak (2003-2006) - reporter, KUSA-TV in Denver, CO
Narmeen Choudhury (2005-2007) - reporter, WTIC-TV in Hartford, CT
Jack Church (2003-2004) - regional manager, Digital Broadcast, Incorporated
Nick Cowdrey (2003-2006) - producer, Capital News 9 in Albany, NY
John DiPasquale (2003-2005) - meteorologist, WTVH-TV in Syracuse, NY
Jim Lokay (2003-2005) - reporter/anchor, KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh, PA
Heather Ly (2004-2006) - reporter, WGRZ-TV in Buffalo, NY
Lyndsay Mammen (2003-2004) - public relations coordinator, Montana Guaranteed Student Loan Program
Cait McVey (2005-2007) - reporter, WXXA-TV in Albany, NY
Al Nall (2003-2005) - reporter, WPRI-TV in Providence, RI
Casey (Kelly) Nicholson (2003-2006) - anchor, WWBT-TV in Richmond, VA
Janelle Reichert (2003-2005) - anchor, WTVH-TV in Syracuse, NY
Kaitlyn Ross (2007) - reporter, Capital News 9 in Albany, NY
Sarah Sevier (2003-2005) - reporter, KPNX-TV in Phoenix, AZ
Kristin Smith (2003-2005) - reporter/anchor, WTLV/WJXX in Jacksonville, FL

References

^ Nguyen, My-Ly (2006-12-29). "News channel plans local launch". Press & Sun Bulletin. Retrieved 2007-01-24. {{cite news}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)

External links

[1] Nguyen, My-Ly (2006-12-29). "News channel plans local launch". Press & Sun Bulletin. Retrieved 2007-01-24. {{cite news}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)

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v t e Broadcast television in Central New York
This region includes the following cities: Syracuse Ithaca Oswego Rome Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television or over-the-air television
Full power	WSTM-TV (3.1 NBC, 3.2 CW, 3.3 Comet) WTVH (5.1 CBS, 5.2 Charge!, 5.3 TBD) WSYR-TV (9.1 ABC, 9.2 ANT, 9.3 Bounce, 9.4 Laff) WCNY-TV (24.1 PBS, 24.2 Create, 24.3 World, 24.4 PBS Kids) WSYT (43.1 MNTV, 43.2 Dabl, 68.1 Fox, 68.2 Cozi) WNYI (52.1 Daystar) WSPX-TV (56.1 Ion, 56.2 Court, 56.3 Grit, 56.4 Mystery, 56.5 Defy, 56.6 Scripps, 56.7 JTV, 56.8 HSN, 56.9 QVC)
Low-power	WVOA-LD (6.1 Ind.) WONO-CD (11.1 AMGTV, 11.2 This, 11.3 NewsNet, 11.4 HSN2, 11.5 QVC) WZLH-LD (16.1 Ind.) WTVU-CD (22.1 CTVN, 22.2 HSN, 22.3 H&I, 22.4 Start, 22.5 Catchy, 22.6 Movies!) WWLF-LD 35 (AMGTV) WDSS-LD (38.1 Daystar (HD), 38.2 Daystar (SD)) WMJQ-CD (40.1 MeTV, 40.2 Buzzr, 40.3 CTVN, 40.4 QVC2) WBLZ-LD (49.1 CTVN, 49.2 HSN, 49.3 Ind.) WHSU-CD (51.1 Walk, 51.2 Story, 51.3 JTV, 51.4 NASA, 51.5 F24, 51.6 ARTS)
ATSC 3.0	WSTM-TV (3.1 NBC, 5.1 CBS, 9.1 ABC) WVOA-LD
Cable	Spectrum News Central New York CitrusTV ICTV NY Local Ithaca
Defunct	WNNY-LP 13 WSTQ-LP 14 (CW, now on WSTM-DT2) WNYS-TV 43 (MNTV, now on WSYT-DT3) Lucky 7
See also Binghamton TV Elmira TV Rochester TV Utica TV Watertown TV

v t e Broadcast television in the Central Southern Tier of New York, including Binghamton
Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television
Full-power	WBNG-TV (12.1 CBS, 12.2 CW+, 12.3 MeTV, 12.4 Court, 12.5 Grit, 12.6 Outlaw) WIVT (34.1 ABC, 34.2 NBC, 34.3 Laff, 34.4 Mystery) WICZ-TV (40.1 Fox, 40.2 MNTV, 40.3 Ion) WSKG-TV (46.1 PBS, 46.2 PBS Kids, 46.3 Create, 46.4 World)
Low-power	WBGH-CD (20.1 NBC, 20.3 ABC)
Cable-only stations	MSG MSG Sportsnet Spectrum News Central New York SNY YES
Defunct	WXXW-LP 6 (Ind.) WBPN-LP 10 (MNTV) Spectrum Sports
New York State television Albany/Schenectady Binghamton Buffalo Burlington/Plattsburgh Elmira New York City Rochester Syracuse Utica Watertown Pennsylvania broadcast television Erie Happy Valley Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Susquehanna Valley

v t e Broadcast television in the Mohawk Valley
This region includes the following cities: Utica Rome Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television
Full power	WKTV (2.1 NBC, 2.2 CBS, 2.3 CW+, 2.4 MeTV) WUTR (20.1 ABC, 20.2 MNTV, 20.3 Grit, 20.4 Bounce) WFXV (33.1 Fox, 33.2 Mystery, 33.3 Laff)
Low power	WPNY-LD (11.1 MNTV) WTKO-CA 13 (Unknown) W22DO-D (22.1 PBS, 22.2 Create, 22.3 GlobalConnect, 22.4 PBS Kids, all via WCNY-TV) WVVC-LD (40.1 ANT, 40.2 Walk, 40.3 Heartland, 40.4 Cozi, 40.6 NewsNet)
Cable-only stations	MSG Network MSG Sportsnet Spectrum News Central New York SNY YES
defunct	W04AE 4 (ABC, Herkimer, via WTEN) W53AM 53 (MNTV, via WPNY-LD) WISF-LP 15 (Walk/WHT/AMGTV, Oneonta) Spectrum Sports WBU (defunct WB+)
See also Albany TV Binghamton TV Syracuse TV Watertown TV

v t e Broadcast television in the Southern Tier and Penn-York Valley regions
This region includes the following cities: Elmira Corning Ithaca Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television
Full power	WETM-TV (18.1 NBC, 18.2 ANT, 18.3 Laff, 18.4 Mystery) WSKA (30.1 PBS, 30.2 Kids, 30.3 Create, 30.4 World) WENY-TV (36.1 ABC, 36.2 CBS, 36.3 CW+, 36.4 Ion) WYDC (48.1 Fox, 48.2 MNTV, 48.3 MeTV, 48.4 Grit, 48.5 Bounce, 48.6 Scripps News, 48.7 Defy)
Low power	WJKP-LD (39.1 MNTV)
Outlying areas	W20CP-D (20.1 PBS, 20.2 Kids, 20.3 Create) W26CV-D (26.1 ABC, 26.2 ANT, 26.3 True Crime)
Cable	MSG Sportsnet MSG Western New York Spectrum News Southern Tier SportsNet New York YES
Defunct	WECT 18 (NBC) WTVE 24 (DuMont, CBS, ABC, NBC)
New York State television Albany/Schenectady Binghamton Buffalo Burlington/Plattsburgh Elmira New York City Rochester Syracuse Utica Watertown Pennsylvania broadcast television Erie Happy Valley Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Susquehanna Valley

v t e Broadcast television in Northern New York and the St. Lawrence Valley, including Watertown
Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television
Full-power	WWNY-TV (7.1 CBS, 7.2 Fox, 7.3 Defy, 7.4 Outlaw, 7.5 Oxygen, 7.6 MeTV) WPBS-TV (16.1 PBS, 16.2 Create, 16.3 FNX / World, 16.4 PBS Kids) WNPI-DT (18.1 PBS, 18.2 Create, 18.3 World / FNX, 18.4 PBS Kids) WWTI (50.1 ABC, 50.2 CW+, 50.3 Laff, 50.4 Mystery)
Low-power	WTKJ-LD 19 (Edge) WNYF-CD (28.1 Fox, 28.2 MeTV) WWNY-CD (28.1 Fox, 28.2 CBS, 28.3 Defy, 28.4 Outlaw, 28.5 Oxygen, 28.6 MeTV) WVNC-LD (45.1 NBC, 45.2 ANT, 45.3 Ion, 45.4 Grit, 45.5 Bounce, 45.6 Court, 45.7 QVC, 45.8 SonLife)
Cable	MSG Network MSG Sportsnet Spectrum News Central New York SportsNet New York YES
Defunct	Spectrum Sports WLOT-LP 46 (UPN / A1, Watertown)
New York State television Albany/Schenectady Binghamton Buffalo Burlington/Plattsburgh Elmira New York City Rochester Syracuse Utica Watertown See also Ottawa-Gatineau Ontario (provincial)