It swapped channel positions with Brevard Community College's station in 1991, moving to channel 18. Was the flagship station of the Orlando Magic for 10 years. Its current studios in east Orlando were the onetime home of Orlando's first independent station, an early version of Channel 35. This is the second go-round for Channel 35 in Orlando. The recession hit WSWB hard.
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Station eventually went off the air. Channel 35 was reborn as WOFL and has thrived since. Began news operation in 1998. Expanded to one-hour newscast in fall 1999. Also owns the Ocala Fox affiliate, which it operates out of its Lake Mary studios.