Central Texas NBC receives old Denver set design

By NewscastStudio • December 19, 2016

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Tegna’s KCEN-TV, NBC 6 Temple/Waco, Texas, went live today from a new set that may look familiar to Denverites, part of a facility move.

The design, originally from Jack Morton PDG, debuted around 2004 and served KUSA-TV until this past March. 

Tegna has been updating many studios group-wide, including KING-TV, KUSA-TV and KHOU-TV, with a new design that is designed to shoot in the round.

Wide view of KCEN-TV studio. Image via Twitter.

Wide view of KCEN-TV studio. Image via Twitter.

After the move to Waco, the set was outfitted with a new Texas-themed dura camera center, along with a monitor on the front of the anchor desk. The sets faux balcony remains, along with its spiral staircase.