When Northwest Cable News signs off at the end of an hour-long retrospective Friday night, a chapter of regional TV journalism will come to a close 21 years after it started.
Jim Rose, president and general manager of KING Broadcasting, a division of TEGNA, which oversees Northwest Cable News (NWCN), says that news consumption habits have changed everywhere since NWCN went on the air in 1995, and especially around Portland and Seattle. Feliks Banel has the story at MYNORTHWEST.COM
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