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WOKW signed on the air on August 1, 1989, at 10:29 am. That exact time and day was chosen as they numerically reflected the new station's frequency of 102.9.
Quarterback Max Ronsmann leads the team in both passing (2,116 yards) and rushing (1,351), one year after losing nearly his entire junior season with injury. It's the program's first state final.
KWTV-DT currently broadcasts the majority of the CBS network schedule, although it carries the first hour of the CBS Dream Team block on a two-hour delay from the "live" network feed to accommodate CBS Saturday Morning (which it originally preempted from its September 1997 debut under its CBS News Saturday Morning iteration until September 2021 ...
WAOW (channel 9) is a television station in Wausau, Wisconsin, United States, affiliated with ABC and owned by Allen Media Group.The station's studios are located on Grand Avenue/US 51 in Wausau, and its transmitter is located on Rib Mountain.
In September 2005, the program expanded into a half-hour broadcast (as News 3 at 9 on UPN14, subsequently revised to account for TVW/WISC-DT2's later branding changes); News 3 at 9 ended its seven-year run on December 31, 2011, after WISC entered into a news share arrangement with Fox affiliate WMSN-TV (channel 47) to assume production ...
When Jason Oliveira moved from ABC30’s AM Live news team in 2016, it didn’t sit well with some viewers. One went so far as to create a Change.org petition to have the sportscaster-turned-news ...
The WKOW call sign was an acknowledgment to Wisconsin's dairy industry, and featured a smiling bovine (or cow) alongside the emphasized "K-O-W" of the call sign. WKOW-AM-TV shared studios on Tokay Boulevard on Madison's west side beginning in 1953. WKOW-TV remained with CBS until 1956, when CBS moved to the new WISC-TV.
WHKW has traditionally dated its debut to December 15, 1930, when it made its first formal broadcast as WGAR. [3] [4] However, WGAR's formation was the result of the consolidation of two existing stations, WCSO in Springfield, Ohio, and WFJC in Akron, Ohio, which both started in the early 1920s.