Twst History on Instagram: "On April 14, 1967, WMT-TV (Channel 2) in Iowa created a landmark moment in local broadcasting by airing part of its evening newscast in full colour for the first time. The show opened in black and white, with anchor Bob Bruner sitting beside station manager Doug Grant as they explained how the station was upgrading its technology. Then came the memorable transition: Bruner walked to another news desk, the camera switched—and the image suddenly “came alive” in colour.

nealth on Instagram: "Nealth A live color broadcast was once considered groundbreaking📡 On April 14, 1967, WMT-TV (Channel 2) in lowa became one of the first local news stations in the U.S. to switch from black and white to full color television, right in the middle of a live segment. Anchor Bob Bruner began the newscast in black and white, seated next to station manager Doug Grant, who explained the transition to viewers. Moments later, as Bruner moved to another desk, the camera feed suddenly

🌍 GlobalPulse on Instagram: "A live color broadcast was once considered groundbreaking 📡 On April 14, 1967, WMT-TV (Channel 2) in lowa became one of the first local news stations in the U.S. to switch from black and white to full color television, right in the middle of a live segment. Anchor Bob Bruner began the newscast in black and white, seated next to station manager Doug Grant, who explained the transition to viewers. Moments later, as Bruner moved to another desk, the camera feed sudden