Requests

To request an NBC17 speaker for your event, click here.

Station Tours

An NBC17 studio tour is the first step in getting behind the scenes to see how a television station works. We are proud to offer this program as part of our community efforts. A few things you should know before arranging a tour of NBC17:

1. Tour groups should be at least five people and no larger than 25. The age and size of the group will affect the length of the tour program.
2. We provide the tour experience for all ages. We recommend that children be at least 4 years old to understand and enjoy the elements of the tour.
3. Please schedule your tour at least four weeks in advance.
   
4. Tours last 45 minutes and are conducted at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays are best for tours, but exceptions can be made.
5. Please contact NBC17 if your tour group is running late. If a tour begins more than 15 minutes late, a revised tour will be given.
6. No tours are conducted during holidays.
7. Children's groups must have chaperones at all times.
8. Please give at least 48 hours notice for cancellations.
9. If a news or weather emergency arises, NBC17 reserves the right to cancel a tour.

Schedule a Tour

To schedule a station tour, please send an e-mail to Helene Reffeitt with the following information:

1. Name of Group
2. Number of attendees
3. If a school group, please indicate area of interest (Weather, News, Sports etc.)
4. Tour Date (Please list three)
5. Tour Time (10 a.m. or 4 p.m.)
6. Group Leader Contact Information (Phone & E-Mail)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How can I get a copy of a story I saw on NBC17 News?

A: Video and DVD copies of stories, segments or entire newscasts from NBC17 News are available through TV NEWS CLIPS, Inc. Call 800.799.8881 and be ready with the date of the newscast and the approximate airtime of the item you would like dubbed. Dubs are made on DVD or VHS tapes. Rates are determined by TV NEWS CLIPS, not NBC17, and depend on the amount of material requested.

Q: How can I become a Weather Watcher for NBC17?

A: Send an e-mail to NBC17 Chief Meteorologist Wes Hohenstein or call the weather center at 919.835.6376.