Georgia’s News at Ten[]
1989–1992[]
On January 15, 1989, the station (then WGNX) launched a news department and began offering a prime time newscast at 10:00 p.m.
WGNX Georgia's News at Ten open (1989–1992)
1992–1994[]
WGNX Georgia's News at Ten open (1992–1994)
(Channel) 46 News[]
1994–1995[]
Channel 46 News at 7:30 open (July–December 1994)
Channel 46 News at Ten open (July–December 1994)
The 11 O'Clock News on 46 open (1994–1995)
The 11 O'Clock News on 46 re-open (1994–1995)
1994 promotional ad
WGNX News[]
1995–1997[]
WGNX News open (1995–1997)
1997–1999[]
WGNX News open (1997–1998)
WGNX News open (1998–1999)
WGNX News bumper (1998–1999)
Main anchors John McKnight & Karyn Greer (1998)
CBS Atlanta News (first era)[]
1999–2000[]
CBS Atlanta News open #1 (1999–2000)
CBS Atlanta News open #2 (1999–2000)
Jane Robelot & Calvin Hughes (2000)
Website promo banner
Clear News[]
2000–2001[]
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Clear News open (2000)
2001–2002[]
Clear News open (2001)
CBS Atlanta News (second era)[]
2002–2003[]
CBS 46 News (first era)[]
2003–2004[]
Generic news open
Talent bumper (2003)
Main anchors Tony Harris & Stephany Fisher (2004)
2004–2009[]
CBS 46 News at 6:00 open (2004–2009)
4pm banner (2005)
Closing title card at 6pm (2005)
6pm Rich Noonan & Cynne Simpson (2005)
Stephany Fisher & Bill Gains (2008)
CBS Atlanta News (third era)[]
2009–2014[]
CBS Atlanta News open (2009–2014)
Scott Light & Stephany Fisher (2014)
6pm CBS Atlanta News (2011)
CBS 46 News (second era)[]
2014–2017[]
2014–2016[]
2016–2017[]
2017–2020[]
2017–2018[]
2018–2020[]
CBS 46 News "Getting Results" title card from newscast open (2018–2020)
CBS46 Morning News anchors Karyn Greer & Guvir Dhindsa (2019)
Main anchors Shon Gables & Thomas Roberts (2019)
Main anchors Shon Gables & Rick Folbaum (2020)
2020–2022[]
Atlanta News First[]
2022–present[]
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On August 31, 2022, Gray announced that WGCL and WPCH's news programs would take on the umbrella brand of Atlanta News First, with WGCL-TV additionally changing its call sign to WANF, in October. The rebrand actually debuted on September 30, 2022 during the noon newscast, three days before the call letter change took effect on October 3rd.
Horizontal logo
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Daytime open (2022–present, with WGCL call letters)
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Nighttime open (2022–present, with WGCL call letters)
Morning open (2023-present)
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Breaking News open (2022-present)
Video Compilation[]
