WYAH had two or three sister stations. The ones I know of were WXNE-TV Boston channel 25 which signed on in 1977. In 1986, Fox brought the station from CBN and renamed it WFXT. In 1989, Boston Celtics Comm. owned the station for a little while before giving it back to Fox. Just last year Fox sold 25 to Cox Media in exchange for their San Francisco station KTVU 2, making that station an O&O (owned/operated) along with KICU-TV 36 an independent outlet. WANX-TV Atlanta channel 46. Sometime in the 1980's WGN Continental Broadcasting (Tribune) bought that station renaming it WGNX-TV, a second fiddle independent to WTBS (WPCH) 17 which was in its Superstation years. When the big switch happened with CBS outlet WAGA 5 and New World/Gillette Broadcasting joining Fox, WAGA went from CBS to being a Fox-owned station. CBS then went to 46 which was renamed WGCL-TV.
+NEPatriot They alkso had KXTX Dallas on Channel 33 which was 6 hours a day and only Christian and a couple secular shows. Doubleday in 1973 donated Channel 39 including programming. Channel 33 went Spanish while KXTX and KDTV folded onto one station Channel 39 as KXTX with a conventional 20 hour a day independent with Christian shows 4 or 5 hours a day. Channel 39 evolved to ore of a drama type station by the mid 80's and was sold in 1989 and eventually became a News station owned by Channel 5's owners which eventually was sold to NBC and in 2002 KXTX took Telemundo programming. Channel 33 was sold in 1983 and became a Metromedia independent station and then Fox and then sold to Tribune with WB shows as an independent - today they are a CW station - All the CBN stations were secular indies throughout their ownership. Channel 46 was sold to Tribune in 1984 and renamed WGNX and eventually took CBS in 1994 and changed owners a few times and calls as well.
+EricEbac22 WYAH (Now WGNT) became a more traditional independent station in 1989, became a UPN affiliate in 1995, and now The CW since 2006, and since 2010, is also now a sister station to CBS affiliate WTKR.
+EricEbac22 WYAH TV 27 was only Christian shows until 1967 and on the air a few hours a day from 6 PM to 11 PM. In 1967 they began adding a few low budget secular shows - By 1970 the station was on the air 8 hours a day with a couple hours of secular shows like Beaver and Fury and Flipper. In the Fall of 1972 the station quickly evolved to a conventional independent station and by the fall of 1973 the station was on the air daily 630 AM to 2 AM and had only 4 hours a day of Christian shows. They had shows like The Flintstones and Brady Bunch and Hazel and I Love Lucy and Little Rascals and westerns and cartoons. The only day they were only Christian was Sundays until 1980 when they added a few hours a day of movies and cartoons Sunday afternoons. So By 1973 the station was a regular independent
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WYAH had two or three sister stations. The ones I know of were
WXNE-TV Boston channel 25 which signed on in 1977. In 1986, Fox brought the station from CBN and renamed it WFXT. In 1989, Boston Celtics Comm. owned the station for a little while before giving it back to Fox. Just last year Fox sold 25 to Cox Media in exchange for their San Francisco station KTVU 2, making that station an O&O (owned/operated) along with KICU-TV 36 an independent outlet.
WANX-TV Atlanta channel 46. Sometime in the 1980's WGN Continental Broadcasting (Tribune) bought that station renaming it WGNX-TV, a second fiddle independent to WTBS (WPCH) 17 which was in its Superstation years. When the big switch happened with CBS outlet WAGA 5 and New World/Gillette Broadcasting joining Fox, WAGA went from CBS to being a Fox-owned station. CBS then went to 46 which was renamed WGCL-TV.
+NEPatriot They alkso had KXTX Dallas on Channel 33 which was 6 hours a day and only Christian and a couple secular shows. Doubleday in 1973 donated Channel 39 including programming. Channel 33 went Spanish while KXTX and KDTV folded onto one station Channel 39 as KXTX with a conventional 20 hour a day independent with Christian shows 4 or 5 hours a day. Channel 39 evolved to ore of a drama type station by the mid 80's and was sold in 1989 and eventually became a News station owned by Channel 5's owners which eventually was sold to NBC and in 2002 KXTX took Telemundo programming. Channel 33 was sold in 1983 and became a Metromedia independent station and then Fox and then sold to Tribune with WB shows as an independent - today they are a CW station - All the CBN stations were secular indies throughout their ownership. Channel 46 was sold to Tribune in 1984 and renamed WGNX and eventually took CBS in 1994 and changed owners a few times and calls as well.
now WGNT TV 27 THE CW
Did WYAH become an affiliate of another network (WB, UPN, CW, My Network TV, Fox, so forth), or are they still a Christian-themed independent station?
+EricEbac22 WYAH (Now WGNT) became a more traditional independent station in 1989, became a UPN affiliate in 1995, and now The CW since 2006, and since 2010, is also now a sister station to CBS affiliate WTKR.
+EricEbac22 WYAH TV 27 was only Christian shows until 1967 and on the air a few hours a day from 6 PM to 11 PM. In 1967 they began adding a few low budget secular shows - By 1970 the station was on the air 8 hours a day with a couple hours of secular shows like Beaver and Fury and Flipper. In the Fall of 1972 the station quickly evolved to a conventional independent station and by the fall of 1973 the station was on the air daily 630 AM to 2 AM and had only 4 hours a day of Christian shows. They had shows like The Flintstones and Brady Bunch and Hazel and I Love Lucy and Little Rascals and westerns and cartoons. The only day they were only Christian was Sundays until 1980 when they added a few hours a day of movies and cartoons Sunday afternoons. So By 1973 the station was a regular independent