News Music Packages Currently in Syndication
- Action News (Formerly "UPN News" and "Fastbreak")
- Alive (V.1, V.2)
- Always Worth Your Time (a.k.a. Battery V.4)
- Aurora (originally called "Texasize")
- Battery
- Chicago's Very Own (exclusive to WGN-TV)
- Connect (exclusive to KTLA)
- Coverage (for WSB-TV)
- Fahren-Hite
- Firepower News (Formerly "WB News '99", "WB News" & "Timeshifter")
- First Report (exclusive to WSFL)
- Flashpoint
- Full Contact
- The Hammer
- Heartland (V.1, V.2)
- High Velocity (V.1, V.2)
- Icon News Music Package (for KTVU and WLEX)
- Ignitor
- Impact (V.1, V.2, V.3, V.4, V.5)
- In-Sink (V.1, V.2, V.3, V.4) originally created for WRAL-TV in 1988.(V.4 contains the motif of Back Home Again in Indiana for WISH-TV; "In-Sink" was originally spelled as "In-Sync")
- Interceptor
- Jim and Howard's News Package
- Magnum (V.1, V.2, V.3)
- Moving Forward
- News Attitude
- News Authority
- News One (V.1, V.2, Mini)
- Newsforce (Formerly Viacom News Package V.2)
- Newstime (Formerly Viacom News Package V.1)
- Newswatch 24
- Newswire
- Power News (V.1, V.2, V.3)
- Propulsion (exclusive for the Belo Broadcasting Group; Gannett-owned WKYC in Cleveland also utilizes some cuts for their evening and weekend newscasts)
- The Rainmaker
- Right Here, Right Now (V.1, V.2; V.2 contains the NBC chimes)
- Seize The Day
- Seize The Day - Fox Version
- Total Coverage
- The Tower (V.1, V.2, V.3, V.4) (for NBC affiliates)
- The Unexpected
- USA News
- The Viking
- The Viper (V.1, V.2)
- The Viper 2008
- Working For You
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