WWTI

WWTI
Semi-satellite of WSYR-TV,; Syracuse, New York
Watertown, New York; United States
Channels	Digital: 31 (UHF); Virtual: 50
Branding	ABC 50 (general); NewsChannel 9 (newscasts); The North Country CW 14/22; (on DT2);
Programming
Affiliations	50.1: ABC; 50.2: CW+; 50:3: Laff; 50.4: Court TV Mystery;
Ownership
Owner	Nexstar Media Group ; (Nexstar Media Inc.)
History
First air date	January 3, 1988 (33 years ago)
Former call signs	WJCK (1985–1986); WFYF (1986–1990)
Former channel number(s)	Analog:; 50 (UHF, 1988–2009); Digital:; 21 (UHF, 2003–2019); Translators:; 25 W25AB Watertown (1988–2000); W28BC Massena (1988–2000);
Former affiliations	Secondary:; NBC (1988–1995); Fox (1988–2000);
Call sign meaning	Wonderful Watertown/; Thousand Islands
Technical information
Licensing authority	FCC
Facility ID	16747
Class	DT
ERP	31.1 kW
HAAT	329.5 m (1,081 ft)
Transmitter coordinates	43°52′47″N 75°43′11″W / 43.87972°N 75.71972°W
Links
Public license information	Profile; LMS
Website	www.informnny.com; "The North Country CW" (DT2)

WWTI, virtual channel 50 (UHF digital channel 31), is a dual ABC/CW+-affiliated television station licensed to Watertown, New York, United States and serving Upstate New York's North Country. The station is owned by Nexstar Media Group. WWTI's studios are located at Stateway Plaza (with an Arsenal Street/NY 3 postal address) in the town of Watertown, and its transmitter is located on Hayes Road in Denmark. On cable, the station is available on Charter Spectrum channel 5 in both standard and high definition.

Although identifying as a separate station in its own right, WWTI is considered a semi-satellite of WSYR-TV (channel 9) in Syracuse. WWTI's master control, as well as some internal operations, are based at WSYR's studios on Bridge Street in East Syracuse (a village of DeWitt). WWTI clears all network programming as provided by its parent, simulcasts most of WSYR's newscasts and airs some of its syndicated programming (albeit at different times). There are some programs that only air on WWTI while some are only seen on WSYR. WWTI also airs separate station identifications and commercial inserts, and has its own website.

History[]

Former logo.

The station signed on January 3, 1988^[3] as WFYF. Airing an analog signal on UHF channel 50, it replaced a low-powered translator of Utica's ABC affiliate WUTR previously on the allotment. The station was the third outlet established in Watertown after WWNY-TV and WNPE-TV (now WPBS-TV). Prior to WFYF's launch, WWNY was a secondary ABC affiliate and also served Massena and Malone along with WIXT-TV (now WSYR) from Syracuse.

At its sign-on, WFYF took over operation of repeater W25AB channel 25 in Massena to better serve the St. Lawrence River Valley. However, WVNY in Burlington, Vermont eventually launched a translator (W60AF channel 60) of its own in Malone. WFYF also operated a second repeater (W25AB channel 25) in order to expand its reach in and around Watertown.

In addition to being an ABC affiliate from the start, it shared a secondary NBC affiliation with WWNY until 1995, and also shared a secondary Fox affiliation with WWNY. While the latter cleared more of NBC and/or Fox's programming offerings, WFYF aired NBC Sports' coverage of National Football League (NFL) games on Sunday afternoons, which lasted until 1995 when it began airing Fox Sports' NFL games (in addition to carrying Monday Night Football through ABC). Its original ownership team consisted of several investors including General Manager David James Alteri, Steven Fox, and Richard Kimball. After the station went bankrupt under the initial partnership, it was sold to Robert Smith of Smith Broadcasting in 1990 and the current call sign WWTI was adopted September 14. A new General Manager, Shelly Markoff, took control of operations.

In 2000, the United Communications Corporation (then-owner of WWNY) entered into an agreement with Smith Broadcasting to make WWTI's repeaters (W28BC and W25AB) separate full-time Fox affiliates known together as WNYF. After a year of joint operation, United Communications took complete ownership of the two stations. The Ackerley Group purchased WWTI in 2000, reuniting channel 50 with former parent WUTR, at which point David Males, then General Sales Manager, was promoted to General Manager. It joined Ackerley's cluster of New York stations with master control and other internal operations based out of centralcasting facilities at flagship WIXT in Syracuse. Clear Channel Communications would take control of the station with its purchase of Ackerley in 2001. On July 30, 2003, WWTI began broadcasting a digital signal on UHF channel 21.

On April 20, 2007, Clear Channel entered into an agreement to sell its entire television station unit to Newport Television (a subsidiary of private equity group Providence Equity Partners). Newport announced on July 19, 2012, that it would sell twelve of its stations, including WWTI, to the Nexstar Broadcasting Group.^[4] The deal once again reunited WWTI with WUTR, by then owned by Mission Broadcasting and operated by Nexstar, and also paired it with WUTR's virtual sisters WFXV and WPNY-LP. The transaction was completed on December 3.

Digital television[]

Digital channels[]

The station's digital signal is multiplexed:

Channel	Video	Aspect	PSIP short name	Programming^[5]
50.1	720p	16:9	WWTI-DT	Main WWTI programming / ABC
50.2	720p		WWTI-2	North Country CW
50.3	480i		LAFF	Laff
50.4	480i		MYSTERY	Court TV Mystery

WWTI-DT2[]

WWTI-DT2, branded on-air as The North Country CW, is the CW+-affiliated second digital subchannel of WWTI, broadcasting in 720p high definition on UHF channel 21.2 (or virtual channel 50.2 via PSIP). The subchannel can also be seen on ' service in St. Lawrence County on channel 14 and Spectrum channel 14.

History[]

Its second WB logo.

In September 1998, an agreement between this station and Time Warner Cable allowed WWTI to launch cable-exclusive WB affiliate "WBWT". The arrangement was established during a period when The WB deployed various network stations outside the top 100 markets as cable-only channels. WWTI provided sales and promotional opportunities to "WBWT" which was originally on Time Warner Cable channel 31. Since it was a cable-exclusive outlet, the call sign was not officially recognized by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). At some point in time, "WBWT" moved to the more appropriate channel 14, which resulted in its rebranding to "Watertown's WB 14".

On January 24, 2006, The WB and UPN announced the two networks would end broadcasting and merge. The new combined service would be called The CW. The letters would represent the first initial of corporate parents CBS (the parent company of UPN) and the Warner Bros. unit of Time Warner. Some of UPN's programming was seen in Watertown on WNYF in a secondary nature through a tape-delayed arrangement. On May 18, it was confirmed "WBWT" would be joining The CW via The CW Plus (a similar operation to The WB 100+). When the new network launched on September 18, WWTI created a second digital subchannel to offer non-cable viewers access to CW programming. "WBWT" dropped the faux call sign in favor of WWTI-DT2 which began to be used in an official manner. On August 17, 2012, it started broadcasting in HD.^[6]

On March 4, 2013, WPTZ's second digital subchannel assumed the CW affiliation for the Plattsburgh–Burlington market. Since the main WPTZ channel also serves as one of the default NBC affiliates for Massena, New York (along with WSTM-TV in Syracuse), that area now has access to two CW affiliates when WWTI-DT2 is included.

Analog-to-digital transition[]

WWTI's broadcasts, which were originally scheduled to become digital-exclusive on February 17, 2009, were forced to continue in both analog and digital until June 12 due to FCC objections at an estimated $50,000 in additional cost.^[7]^[8]^[9] At 11:59 p.m. on the revised DTV transition date, the station finally turned off its analog transmitter and became digital-exclusive.

Programming[]

Syndicated programming on WWTI includes The Big Bang Theory, Dr. Phil, Judge Judy, and The Doctors among others.

News operation[]

For its entire existence, WWNY has held the number one spot in Nielsen ratings by a wide margin. It has been the dominant station in the North Country because the station had the market to itself until WWTI signed on. Even after this station began maintaining a minimal local news presence for many years, WWNY remained the most watched outlet. WWTI's original news team was quite small compared with other big three stations operating news departments. Its first attempt at airing newscasts and competing with WWNY ceased in early 1991. Four years later, a second attempt was established and the station maintained a small news team similar to the previous effort.

After the Ackerley Group acquired WWTI, it became more reliant on content originating from its sister stations in Upstate New York, particularly flagship WIXT in Syracuse. In July 2002, a two-hour weekday morning show called Daybreak debuted on this station. The broadcast, airing from 5 until 7, was simulcasted on sister stations WIVT in Binghamton and WUTR in Utica. The newscast was produced by WIXT from a secondary set at its studios and included brief localized updates (focusing on Watertown) twice an hour. Most coverage, however, presented was regional in nature with area-wide weather forecasts.

Having never successfully competed with WWNY, WWTI's nightly 50 newscasts were canceled in 2004. For a short time afterward, the station featured a 24 Hour News Source-style series of short hourly news updates seen throughout the day. After this, it continued to air several daily news and weather updates under the NewsWatch 50 branding. In December 2006, WWTI added a news and weather update on weeknights called 5 at 5. On June 5, 2009, the station's news department was shut down completely after Newport Television implemented across the board cuts. At the same time, WIVT and WBGH-CA announced their Binghamton news operation would be consolidated with sister station WETM-TV in Elmira. This affected WWTI because it only maintained one locally based meteorologist and WIVT/WBGH provided all other weather forecasts seen on-air. On September 14, the station switched its branding to "ABC 50" and website from "newswatch50.com" to "myabc50.com" de-emphasizing local news.^[10]

Even though WWTI lost a Watertown-based news department, it began simulcasting WSYR's NewsChannel 9 Eleven at 11 every night through a news share agreement. During the 2009–2010 NFL season, the station featured half-hour reports from the Buffalo Bills training camp produced by sister station WHAM-TV in Rochester.^[11] On September 8, 2009, WWTI began simulcasting WSYR's weekday morning and nightly 6 o'clock newscasts.^[11] Although that station eventually expanded its weekday morning show to 4:30, the first half hour is not seen on WWTI. Occasionally, a reporter based at WWTI will contribute content to WSYR but most local coverage is seen on WWTI's website consisting of short headlines and features. However, WSYR does provide separate weather forecasts for the North Country region that are taped in advance.

On Saturday and Sunday mornings, the station simulcasts WSYR's local news and weather cut-ins during Good Morning America. On January 29, 2011, WSYR upgraded its newscasts to high definition and the simulcasts on this station were included.^[12] WWNY remains the only station operating a news department based in the North Country; Spectrum News covers Watertown and Massena as well from a Syracuse-based newsroom with regional content.

Notable current on-air staff[]

Staci-Lyn Honda - weekend morning cut-ins; also reporter

References[]

^ "Syracuse Edition". www.matthewsittel.com. Archived from the original on 26 October 2016. Retrieved 24 April 2018.
^ "Vermont Edition". www.matthewsittel.com. Archived from the original on 21 August 2016. Retrieved 24 April 2018.
^ Television & Cable Factbook 2002 Edition (PDF). 2002. p. A-943. Retrieved August 9, 2019.
^ "Newport Sells 22 Station For $1 Billion". TVNewsCheck. July 19, 2012. Archived from the original on March 8, 2013. Retrieved July 19, 2012.
^ "Digital TV Market Listing for WWTI". RabbitEars.info. RabbitEars.Info. Archived from the original on 18 February 2018. Retrieved 17 February 2018.
^ http://www.myabc50.com/news/local/story/The-North-Country-CW-now-in-HD/SVZUTakOekWp3vYdUTQBYA.cspx
^ WWTI to go all digital on Feb. 17 Archived 2009-02-13 at the Wayback Machine, WWTI Newswatch 50, February 9, 2009
^ FCC delays stations' switch to digital, WWNY TO APPEAL: Local affiliates told to keep analog signal on Archived 2009-02-17 at the Wayback Machine, NANCY MADSEN, Watertown (NY) Daily Times, FEBRUARY 14, 2009
^ "WWTI to continue analog broadcast until June 12, WWTI Newswatch 50, February 13, 2009". newswatch50.com. Archived from the original on 27 February 2009. Retrieved 24 April 2018.
^ http://cnytvnews.com/2009/09/14/newswatch-50-now-myabc-50/
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b "Watertown Daily Times". Watertown Daily Times. Archived from the original on 23 March 2018. Retrieved 24 April 2018.
^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-01-08. Retrieved 2011-01-05.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

External links[]

[1] "Syracuse Edition". www.matthewsittel.com. Archived from the original on 26 October 2016. Retrieved 24 April 2018.

[2] "Vermont Edition". www.matthewsittel.com. Archived from the original on 21 August 2016. Retrieved 24 April 2018.

[tf2002-3] Television & Cable Factbook 2002 Edition (PDF). 2002. p. A-943. Retrieved August 9, 2019.

[tvnc-saletonexstar-4] "Newport Sells 22 Station For $1 Billion". TVNewsCheck. July 19, 2012. Archived from the original on March 8, 2013. Retrieved July 19, 2012.

[5] "Digital TV Market Listing for WWTI". RabbitEars.info. RabbitEars.Info. Archived from the original on 18 February 2018. Retrieved 17 February 2018.

[6] ttp://www.myabc50.com/news/local/story/The-North-Country-CW-now-in-HD/SVZUTakOekWp3vYdUTQBYA.cspx

[7] WWTI to go all digital on Feb. 17 Archived 2009-02-13 at the Wayback Machine, WWTI Newswatch 50, February 9, 2009

[8] FCC delays stations' switch to digital, WWNY TO APPEAL: Local affiliates told to keep analog signal on Archived 2009-02-17 at the Wayback Machine, NANCY MADSEN, Watertown (NY) Daily Times, FEBRUARY 14, 2009

[9] "WWTI to continue analog broadcast until June 12, WWTI Newswatch 50, February 13, 2009". newswatch50.com. Archived from the original on 27 February 2009. Retrieved 24 April 2018.

[cnyr-myabc50-10] ttp://cnytvnews.com/2009/09/14/newswatch-50-now-myabc-50/

[wdt-wwtiwsyr-11] Jump up to: ^a ^b "Watertown Daily Times". Watertown Daily Times. Archived from the original on 23 March 2018. Retrieved 24 April 2018.

[12] "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-01-08. Retrieved 2011-01-05.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

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show v t Broadcast television in Northern New York State and the St. Lawrence Valley, including Watertown
Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television
Watertown / Carthage	WWNY-TV (7.1 CBS, 7.2 Fox SD) WPBS-TV (16.1 PBS, 16.2 Create, 16.3 FNX / World, 16.4 PBS Kids) WTKJ-LP 19 (Edge) WNYF-CD (28.1 Fox, 28.2 MeTV) WVNC-LD (45.1 NBC, 45.2 ANT/MNTV, 45.3 Grit, 45.4 Bounce TV, 45.5 Court TV, 45.6 QVC, 45.7 HSN) WWTI (50.1 ABC, 50.2 CW+, 50.3 Laff, 50.4 Mystery, 50.5 True Crime)
St. Lawrence County	WNPI-DT (18.1 PBS, 18.2 Create, 18.3 World / FNX, 18.4 PBS Kids) WWNY-CD (28.1 Fox, 28.2 CBS)
Cable	MSG Network MSG Plus Spectrum News Central New York SportsNet New York YES
Defunct	Spectrum Sports WLOT-LP 46 (UPN / A1, Watertown)
New York State television Albany/Schenectady Binghamton Buffalo Burlington/Plattsburgh Elmira New York City Rochester Syracuse Utica Watertown See also Ottawa-Gatineau Ontario (provincial)

show v t Broadcast television in Central New York, including Syracuse
Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television or over-the-air television
Digital television	WTVH (3.1 NBC, 3.3 Comet, 5.1 CBS, 5.2 Charge!, 5.3 TBD) WVOA-LP 6 (SRN Religious radio) WSYR-TV (3.2 CW, 9.1 ABC, 9.2 ANT, 9.3 Bounce, 9.4 Laff, 9.5 Crime) WCNY-TV (24.1 PBS, 24.2 Create, 24.3 GlobalConnect, 24.4 PBS Kids) WNYI (52.1 Daystar) WSPX-TV (56.1 Ion, 56.2 Court TV, 56.3 Grit, 56.4 Mystery, 56.5 Defy TV, 56.6 TrueReal) WSYT (68.1 Fox, 68.2 Cozi, 43.1 MNTV, 43.2 Dabl)
Low-power digital	(11.1 AMGTV, 11.2 ThisTV, ,11.3 NewsNet, 11.4 HSN2, 11.5 QVC) (16.1 Ind.) (22.1 CTVN, 22.2 HSN, 22.3 H&I, 22.4 Start, 22.5 Decades, 22.6 Movies!) WWLF-LD 35 (AMGTV) WDSS-LD (38.1 Daystar (HD), 38.2 Daystar (SD)) WMJQ-CD (40.1 MeTV, 40.2 Buzzr, 40.3 CTVN, 40.4 QVC2) (49.1 CTVN, 49.2 HSN, 49.3 Ind.) (51.1 Walk, 51.2 Local Now, 51.3 NASA, 51.4 JTV, 51.5 ARTS)
ATSC 3.0 digital	WSTM-TV (3.1 NBC, 5.1 CBS, 9.1 ABC)
Cable-only stations	Spectrum News Central New York CitrusTV ICTV NY Local Ithaca
Defunct	WSTQ-LP 14 WNYS-TV 43 Lucky 7
See also Binghamton TV Elmira TV Rochester TV Utica TV Watertown TV

show v t ABC network affiliates licensed to and serving the state of New York
O&O's are in bold
WABC-TV 7 (New York City) WKBW-TV 7 (Buffalo) WSYR-TV 9 (Syracuse) WTEN 10 (Albany) WHAM-TV 13 (Rochester) WUTR 20 (Utica) WVNY 22 (Burlington, VT) WIVT 34 (Binghamton) WENY-TV 36 (Elmira) WWTI 50 (Watertown)
See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in New York

show v t Nexstar Media Group
sorted by primary channel network affiliations
ABC	KAMC ¹ KCAU-TV KMID KODE-TV ¹ KSVI KTKA-TV ¹ KTVX WATE-TV WAWV-TV ¹ WBOY-TV ² WDHN WEHT WGNO WHTM-TV WIVT WJBF WJET-TV WJHL-TV ² WKRN-TV WLAJ ¹ WMBB WOTV WRIC-TV WSYR-TV WTEN WTNH WTRF-TV ² WTVO ¹ WUTR ¹ WVNY ¹ WWTI WYTV ¹
CBS	KELO-TV / KCLO-TV / KDLO-TV / KPLO-TV KGPE KLAS-TV KLBK-TV KLFY-TV KLST KOIN KOLR ¹ KREX-TV / KREY-TV KRQE / KBIM-TV / KREZ-TV KTAB-TV KVEO-TV ² KXMB-TV / KXMC-TV / KXMD-TV / KXMA-TV ² WANE-TV WBTW WCIA WFRV-TV WHBF-TV WHNT-TV WHLT WIAT WIVB-TV WJHL-TV WJMN-TV WJTV WKBN-TV WKRG-TV WLNS-TV WMBD-TV WNCN WNCT-TV WOWK-TV WPRI-TV WRBL WREG-TV WROC-TV WSPA-TV WTAJ-TV WTRF-TV WTTV / WTTK WVNS-TV WYOU ¹
The CW	KASN ¹ KCLO-TV ² KDAF KGCW KGET-TV ² KHON-TV / KHAW-TV / KAII-TV ² KIAH KNVA ¹ KPLR-TV KRCW-TV KTKA-TV ^{1, 2} KTLA KUCW KWBQ / KRWB-TV ¹ KWGN-TV KXMB-TV ² / KXMC-TV ² / KXMD-TV ² / KXMA-TV KXTU-LD WBDT ¹ WBRL-CD WCBD-DT2 ² WDCW WFNA WHDF WHLT ² WJTV ² WLAJ ^{1, 2} WNAC-TV ^{1, 2} WNCT-TV ² WNLO WNOL-TV WPIX ¹ WSAV-TV ² WTVW ¹ WWCW WWLP / WFXQ-CD ² WWTI ² WYCW
Fox	KARD KCIT ¹ KDVR / KFCT KFQX ¹ KFTA-TV KFXK-TV ¹ KHON-TV / KHAW-TV / KAII-TV KHMT ¹ KJTL ¹ KLJB ¹ KLRT-TV ¹ KMSS-TV ¹ KPEJ-TV ¹ KRBK KRQE / KBIM-TV / KREZ-TV ² KSWB-TV KTMJ-CD KTVI KTXL KWKT-TV KXRM-TV WDAF-TV WDKY-TV WFFF-TV WFXP ¹ WFXR WFXV WGHP WGMB-TV WJKT WJZY WJW WLAX / WEUX WNAC-TV ¹ WNTZ-TV WQRF-TV WVBT WVNS-TV ² WXIN WXXA-TV ¹ WYFX-LD WYZZ-TV ¹
MyNetworkTV	KARZ-TV KASY-TV ¹ KBVO / KBVO-CD KCPN-LD ¹ KELO-TV / KDLO-TV / KPLO-TV KGJT-CD KHII-TV / KGMD-TV / KGMV KJBO-LD ¹ KOZL-TV KRON-TV KSHV-TV ¹ KTPN-LD / KLPN ¹ KXNW KYLE-TV WBTW WCIX WCTX WMYT-TV WNTZ-TV WPHL-TV WPNY-LD WPRI-TV ² WSAV-TV ² WTRF-TV ² WTTA WTVO ^{1, 2} WVNS-TV ² WXSP-CD WYTV-DT2 ^{1, 2}
NBC	KAMR-TV KARK-TV KETK-TV KFDX-TV KFOR-TV KGET-TV KNWA-TV KRBC-TV ¹ KSAN-TV ¹ KSEE KSNF KSNT KSNW / KSNC / KSNG / KSNK / KSNL-LD KTAL-TV KTSM-TV KTVE ¹ KVEO-TV KXAN-TV WAVY-TV WBGH-CD WBOY-TV WBRE-TV WCBD-TV WCMH-TV WDTN WETM-TV WFLA-TV WHO-DT WOOD-TV WSAV-TV WTWO WVLA-TV ¹ WWLP / WFXQ-CD
Other stations	Antenna TV KGBT-TV Telemundo KKEY-LP Independent station KAUT KZUP-CD WDVM WGN-TV AM Radio WGN
TV channels	Broadcast Antenna TV Rewind TV Cable Cooking Channel (30%) Food Network (30%) NewsNation
TV programs	Bozo, Gar and Ray: WGN TV Classics Banfield The Donlon Report Eye Opener KTLA Morning News NewsFix NewsNation Prime WGN Morning News WGN Sports Yule Log
Other assets	Zap2it TV by the Numbers TV CMS company Lakana LIN Digital Online ad company Yashi Former assets Cable: CLTV
Acquisitions	Communications Corporation of America Grant Broadcasting Media General LIN Media New Vision Television Park Communications Spartan Communications Young Broadcasting Newport Television Tribune Media Tribune Broadcasting Local TV LLC Renaissance Broadcasting West Virginia Media Holdings
¹ Nexstar operates these stations under an SSA. ² These stations broadcast these networks on their digital subchannels.

Semi-satellite of WSYR-TV, Syracuse, New York

Watertown, New York United States
Channels	Digital: 31 (UHF) Virtual: 50
Branding	ABC 50 (general) NewsChannel 9 (newscasts) The North Country CW 14/22 (on DT2)
Programming
Affiliations	50.1: ABC 50.2: CW+ 50:3: Laff 50.4: Court TV Mystery
Ownership
Owner	Nexstar Media Group (Nexstar Media Inc.)
History
First air date	January 3, 1988 (33 years ago) (1988-01-03)
Former call signs	WJCK (1985–1986) WFYF (1986–1990)
Former channel number(s)	Analog: 50 (UHF, 1988–2009) Digital: 21 (UHF, 2003–2019) Translators: 25 W25AB Watertown (1988–2000) W28BC Massena (1988–2000)
Former affiliations	Secondary: NBC (1988–1995)^[1]^[2] Fox (1988–2000)
Call sign meaning	Wonderful Watertown/ Thousand Islands
Technical information
Licensing authority	FCC
Facility ID	16747
Class	DT
ERP	31.1 kW
HAAT	329.5 m (1,081 ft)
Transmitter coordinates	43°52′47″N 75°43′11″W / 43.87972°N 75.71972°W / 43.87972; -75.71972
Links
Public license information	Profile LMS
Website	www.informnny.com "The North Country CW" (DT2)

show v t CW network affiliates in the state of New York
WKTV-DT 2.3 (Utica) WSTM-DT 3.2 (Syracuse) WPIX 11 (New York City) WBNG-DT 12.2 (Binghamton) WHAM-DT 13.2 (Rochester) WNLO 23 (Buffalo) WNNE 31 (Montpelier, VT) WENY-DT 36.3 (Elmira) WCWN 45 (Schenectady) WWTI-DT 50.2 (Watertown)
See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in New York