(WYMT) - October 19 marked 40 years on the air for WYMT. All this week at 6 and 11, we are looking back on memorable news, weather and sports moments from the past four decades. We kicked things off in news with a look back at the Pikeville cut-through dedication ceremony in 1987.

Weird move. Left fielder Matt Holliday was more than a few feet behind him; Kozma “swore I heard him” amid the screams of 52,631. The ball fell. The crowd erupted. The bases were fixing to be loaded, with one out.

Travis Kelce talks about his hilarious accident on Sunday against the Lions, which his brother Jason found quite funny.

Kyle Nelson thought he secured a first-round TKO in Vancouver. However, the referee's mistake created a confusing scene.

Arch Manning’s viral moment in final minutes of Texas’ win over Oklahoma sparks backlash. The Texas Longhorns entered Saturday’s Red River Rivalry in desperate need of a win over the No. 6 Oklahoma Sooners. Trailing 6-3 at halftime and struggling offensively, Texas found a spark in the second half, led by fan-favorite quarterback Arch Manning.

Haughton's win over Byrd, BTW's triumph vs. Bossier among special moments from the first half of the 2025 Shreveport-Bossier area football season.

Bryce Henry emphasized the term 'high-stakes chess match' in the BKFC Hammond main event. After winning his first five bare-knuckle bouts by knockout, Henry ear

In overdramatized terms, the Giants left their season up to Nic Jones and Beau Brade over Dexter Lawrence and Abdul Carter.

In our top weather events, number nine was the late season snowstorm that dumped one to three feet of snow on the region in April, 1987. In sports, we remembered the Pikeville Panthers winning three consecutive Class A state championships from 1987-1989.

Dallas routed Washington 44-22, moving to 3-3-1 on the season. The Commanders lost their second in a row to fall to 3-4. They also lost quarterback Jayden Daniels, who did not return after injuring his right hamstring in the third quarter.