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Offices: Dayton, Ohio
WLWD, owned by the Crosley Broadcasting corporation and licensed by the
FCC in 1947, was the first station to be licensed in Dayton, Ohio. It began
broadcasting in 1949. In 1976 the station was purchased by Grinnell Communications
Corporation and WLWD became WDTN Channel 2. Providing the best in news,
information, & entertainment programming, WDTN will continue to be the station
Dayton and the Miami Valley turn. WDTN was then acquired by Lin TV Corporation
in 2002.
Offices: Denver, Colorado
The tradition that started with KLZ radio carries on with ABC affiliate
Channel 7 today. KMGH's 7Solutions stands up for the concerns of working
families by providing direct community service, support, and information
to improve the lives of families in need. The 7Everyday Hero Award is given
to Coloradans who initiate solutions, motivate others, represent or serve
working families and work on a nonprofit basis. Channel 7 became recognized
for long-running shows and tradition of community service.
Offices: Denver, Colorado
KWGN-TV has been a leader in the broadcasting industry for over 50 years.
They are Colorado's CW affiliate station. They are proud to be the first
television station on the air in Colorado and are equally proud of their
relationship with educational institutions. KWGN reaches more households
every week than any other TV station in Colorado. Before the move to The
CW they were an affiliate of The WB. They are currently owned by the Tribune
Company.-Eyewitness-
Offices: Wichita, Kansas
According to the February 2006 Nielsen Report for Wichita-Hutchinson KWCH
is one of the strongest in audience delivery. They have experienced reporters
with strong written and verbal skills with the ability to deliver a compelling
live broadcast. Though they have a strong on air presence, their website
is a well known and strong source for local news. KWCH is an affiliate of
CBS.
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