non-Paramount stations) Tribune Broadcasting stations Elevation by Stephen Arnold Music (2002–2009) Trust by In The Groove Music (2011–2020) Morgan Murphy Media stations Vision by In The Groove Music (2019–present) Sunbeam Television stations "WHDH-WSVN 2011 News Theme" by Chris Crane (2011–present) LIN Media/Media General/Nexstar Media Group stations Aerial by Stephen Arnold Music (2011–present) Clear Channel/Newport Television stations Extreme by Stephen Arnold Music (2004–2009; now used on non-Clear Channel/Newport stations) Alchemy News by Non-Stop Music (2006–2009) Quincy Media stations 360 by 360 Music by Stephen Arnold Music (2007–present) The WB affiliates Firepower News by 615 Music (1999–2006) Orion Broadcasting stations "Home Country" by Al Ham (1976–1981) Citadel Communications stations "WHBF 2002 News Theme" (2002–2005) Pinnacle by Stephen Arnold Music (2005–2006) Nexstar Media Group stations Extreme by Stephen Arnold (2006–present) The Rock by Stephen Arnold (2006–present) News Matrix by Stephen Arnold (2008–present) U-Phonix by Stephen Arnold (2008–present) CBS Local by Stephen Arnold (2013–present) Station imaging packages Some news music packages are accompanied by a station image package, featuring promotional jingles which often share the same musical signature as the parent news music package. Often, imaging packages include jingles for the holiday and elections. Such promotional packages first came to prominence in the United States in the 1970s, and had become widespread by the 1980s, used by many (though not all) television stations. Many memorable packages, such as Hello and Turn to... by Frank Gari, were composed during this era, and some were even used on international and non-English stations. Station image packages are designed to give a positive branding method for broadcast television stations. Many such packages from the 1970s and 1980s often portrayed stations in a community-oriented light, accompanied by footage of the stations' personalities participating in recreational activities and charity events with regular everyday people. By the 1990s, many stations had adopted a more hard-hitting approach to branding, resulting in a reduced demand for traditional promotion campaigns. However, a few stations which used Gari's Hello campaign briefly re-introduced it in the 2000s as part of their 50th anniversary celebrations. News music adopted from other sources Besides standard news music packages, some stations had opted to use the soundtrack from some movies or other popular songs as their main news themes; examples include: Cool Hand Luke "The Tar Sequence" by Lalo Schifrin (later gave rise to News Series 2000 by Frank Gari) "Classical Gas" by Mason Williams (later gave rise to an