WJVT

(channel 6) is a television station in Vice City, Leonida, United States, serving as the market's NBC network outlet. It is owned and operated by the network's NBC Owned Television Stations division alongside Telemundo outlet WVCS (channel 51).
==Programming==
===News operation===
===Notable current on-air staff===
*John Beach – station announcer (2017–present)
===Notable former on-air staff===
*Danny Dark – station announcer (1988–1997)
*Bob Tracey – station announcer (1989–2017)
*Charlie Van Dyke – station announcer (1983–2016)
*Al Vanik – station announcer (1997–2002)
==Technical information==
===Subchannels===
The station's digital channel is multiplexed:
Channel	Video	Aspect	Short name	Programming	ATSC 1.0 host
6.1 	1080i	16:9 	WJVT 	NBC 	WVCS
6.2 	480i 	16:9 	COZI TV 	Cozi TV 	WVCS
6.3 	480i 	16:9 	LocalX 	Lx 	WVCS
6.4 	480i 	16:9 	Oxygen 	Oxygen 	WICE-DT
The station carried NBC Weather Plus on its second digital subchannel from 2004 to 2008, when the network began winding down operations and became an automated local weather channel known as NBC Plus. On February 25, 2009, WJVT became the last NBC O&O to carry Universal Sports, airing it on digital subchannel 6.3; it was removed on January 1, 2012, when Universal Sports transitioned into a cable and satellite-only network. In early 2011, WJVT's 4.2 digital subchannel switched its programming from NBC Plus to a 24-hour news and lifestyle network carried only on NBC's O&Os called NBC Nonstop (under the branding "NBC Vice City Nonstop"; NBC Nonstop relaunched as Cozi TV on December 20, 2012); the subchannel also carried a weeknight 9 p.m. newscast, which was eventually cancelled.
===Analog-to-digital conversion===
WJVT ended programming on its analog signal, on VHF channel 6, on June 12, 2009, the official date in which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal continued to broadcasts on its pre-transition UHF channel 31. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6.
As part of the SAFER Act, WJVT kept its analog signal on the air until June 26 to inform viewers of the digital television transition through a loop of public service announcements from the National Association of Broadcasters. After the programming loop was completed on June 26, the station ran a pre-recorded video of long time news anchor Bob Mayer introducing a black-and-white film clip of Ralph Renick uttering his closing phrase, "Good night... and may the good news be yours." marking the end of analog television on WJVT.
==Gallery==
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Logos=
WTVJ 1964 logo.svg|1964–1969
WTVJ (1964-1969) 1.svg|Alternate version with larger pupil (1964–1969)
WTVJ Classic 4.svg|1969–1983
WJVT (1983-1988).svg|1983–1988
WTVJ News 4 (1983-1988).svg|"News 4" logo (1983–1988)
WTVJ NBC CBS.svg|Used on its sales presentation VHS tape from 1988. Note the peacock/eyemark combo
WTVJ 1989.svg|1988–1992
WTVJ News 4 (1988-1989).svg|"News 4" logo (1988–1989)
WJVT Channel 4 News (1989-1992).svg|"Channel 4 News" logo (1989–1992)
WTVJ Channel 4 News (1990-1992).svg|"Channel 4 News" logo (1990–1992)
WTVJ 4 News Now (1990-1992).svg|"4 News Now" logo (1990–1992)
WTVJ 4 News Now (1990-1992) 1.svg|"4 News Now" logo on a gradient blue background (1990–1992)
WJVT (1992-1995).svg|1992–1995
WTVJ Channel 4 News (1992-1995).svg|"Channel 4 News" logo (1992–1995)
WJVT (Apr-Sep 1995).svg|April–September 1995
WTVJ NBC 6 (1995) prototype.svg|Prototype before the channel swap
WTVJ (1995-2009).svg|1995–2009
WTVJ Channel 6 News (1995-1997).svg|"Channel 6 News" logo (1995–1997)
WTVJ NBC 6 (1997-2009) 1.svg|Logo with gradients and website
WTVJ (2007-2009).svg|2007–2009
WJVT (2009-2012).svg|2009–2012
WTVJ NBC 6 website (2012-2016).jpg|Logo on a background with website
WTVJ NBC 6 in the Mix (2012).jpg|"NBC 6 in the Mix"
WTVJ NBC 6 News (2012-2016).svg|"NBC 6 News" logo (2012–2016)
WTVJ NBC 6 News (2016-2021).svg|"NBC 6 News" logo (2016–2021)
WTVJ NBC 6 News (2021).svg|"NBC 6 News" logo (2021–present)
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Miscellaneous (station IDs, news opens and screenshots)=
WTVJ The Ralph Renick Report (1957-1960).png|"The Ralph Renick Report" open (1957–1960)
WTVJ The Ralph Renick Report (1969).png|"The Ralph Renick Report" open (1969)
WTVJ The Ralph Renick Report (1970).png|"The Ralph Renick Report" open #1 (1970)
WTVJ The Ralph Renick Report (1970) 1.png|"The Ralph Renick Report" open #2 (1970)
WTVJ The News at Noon (1970s).png|"The News at Noon" open (1970s)
WTVJ The World Tonight (1973).png|"The World Tonight" open (1973)
WTVJ News Weekend (1970s).png|"News Weekend" open #1 (1970s)
WTVJ News Weekend (1970s) 1.png|"News Weekend" open #2 (1970s)
WJVT WGTT (1983-1984).png|"We've Got the Touch" (1983–1984)
WTVJ The Ralph Renick Report (1983).png|"The Ralph Renick Report" open (1983)
WTVJ The World Tonight (1983).png|"The World Tonight" open (1983)
WTVJ News Weekend (1983).png|"News Weekend" open #1 (1983)
WTVJ News Weekend (1983) 1.png|"News Weekend" open #2 (1983)
WTVJ News 4 with Ralph Renick open (1983-1985).png|"News 4 with Ralph Renick" open #1 (1983–1985)
WTVJ News 4 with Ralph Renick open (1983-1985) 1.png|"News 4 with Ralph Renick" open #2 (1983–1985)
WTVJ News 4 with Ralph Renick open (1983-1985) 2.png|"News 4 with Ralph Renick" open #3 (1983–1985)
WJVT WGTT (1984-1985).png|"We've Got the Touch" (1984–1985)
WJVT WGTT (1985-1986).png|"We've Got the Touch" (1985–1986)
WTVJ News 4 open (1985-1988).png|"News 4" open #1 (1985–1988)
WTVJ News 4 open (1985-1988) 1.png|"News 4" open #2 (1985–1988)
WTVJ News 4 Update (1983-1988).png|"News 4 Update" bumper #1 (1983–1988)
WTVJ News 4 Update (1983-1988) 1.png|"News 4 Update" bumper #2 (1983–1988)
WTVJ News 4 bumper (1985-1988).jpg|"News 4" bumper (1985–1988)
WJVT STS (1986-1987).png|"Share the Spirit" (1986–1987)
WJVT CBSpirit (1987-1988).png|"CBSpirit" (1987–1988)
WTVJ News 4 close (1987).png|News close (1987)
WTVJ We're on Your Side.jpg|"We're on your side!"
WTVJ MASH promo.png|"M*A*S*H" promo
WTVJ The American Academy of Periodontology bumper (February 28, 1987).png|"The American Academy of Periodontology" bumper (February 28, 1987)
WTVJ Lipton International Players Championships promo (March 1987).png|"Lipton International Players Championships" promo (March 1987)
WTVJ Montage promo (March 1987).png|"Montage" promo (March 1987)
WTVJ Straight Talk About AIDS promo (March 1987).png|"Straight Talk About AIDS" promo (March 1987)
WSVN WTVJ Report.png|Seen on WSVN's NewsCenter 7 report of NBC's intent to purchase the station (1987)
WTVJ Ask 4.png|"Ask 4" (1988)
WTVJ Movie Special (1988).jpeg|"Movie Special" (1988)
WTVJ Community Service PSA (October 1988).png|Community Service PSA (October 1988)
WTVJ The Cosby Show promo (October 1988).png|"The Cosby Show" promo (October 1988)
WTVJ News 4 Update bumper (1988-1989).jpg|"News 4 Update" bumper (1988–1989)
WTVJ News 4 Today bumper (1988-1989).jpg|"News 4 Today" bumper (1988–1989)
WTVJ News 4 at 6 bumper (1988-1989).png|"News 4 at 6" bumper (1988–1989)
WTVJ News 4 Special Report Bumper.jpg|"News 4 Special Report" bumper (1988–1989)
WTVJ News 4 Sports Final segment (1988).png|"News 4 Sports Final" segment (1988)
WTVJ News 4 at Noon open (1988-1989).png|"News 4 at Noon" open (1988–1989)
WTVJ News 4 at 530 open (1988-1989).png|"News 4 at 5:30" open (1988–1989)
WTVJ News 4 at 6 open (1988-1989).png|"News 4 at 6" open #1 (1988–1989)
WTVJ News 4 at 6 open (1988-1989) 1.png|"News 4 at 6" open #2 (1988–1989)
WTVJ News 4 Nightcast open (1988-1989).png|"News 4 Nightcast" open #1(1988–1989)
WTVJ News 4 Nightcast open (1988-1989) 1.png|"News 4 Nightcast" open #2 (1988–1989)
WTVJ News 4 Nightcast open (1988-1989) 2.png|"News 4 Nightcast" open #3 (1988–1989)
WTVJ Channel 4 News top stories headline (1990-1992).png|Top stories headline (1990–1992)
WTVJ Live at Eleven open (1990-1992).png|"Live at Eleven" open (frame 1, 1990–1992)
WTVJ Live at Eleven open (1990-1992) 1.png|"Live at Eleven" open (frame 2, 1990–1992)
WTVJ Live at Eleven open (1990-1992) 2.png|"Live at Eleven" open (frame 3, 1990–1992)
WTVJ Channel 4 News generic open (1990-1992).png|"Channel 4 News" generic open (1990–1992)
WTVJ Channel 4 News generic open (1990-1992) 1.png|"Channel 4 News" generic open (1990–1992)
WTVJ Where the News Comes First (1992-1997).jpg|"Where the news comes first." (1992–1997)
WTVJ NBC 6 News open (2001-2005).png|"NBC 6 News" generic open (2001–2005)
WTVJ NBC 6 News open (2006-2009) 1.png|"NBC 6 News" generic open (2006–2009)
WTVJ NBC 6 News open (2006-2009).png|"NBC 6 News in HD" open (2006–2009)
NBC Look F breaking news slide (2012-2016).png|Breaking news slide (2012–2016)
WTVJ syndicated OSB.png|On-screen bug, displayed during syndicated programming
WTVJ Olympics syndicated OSB.png|Olympics on-screen bug, displayed during syndicated programming
WTVJ Everywhere promo (2016).png|"Everywhere" promo (2016)
WJVT graphics (2023).png|Graphics (July 22, 2021–May 17, 2024, with the current peacock's colors since 2023)
WJVT Olympics graphics (2021-2024).png|Olympics graphics (July 22, 2021–May 17, 2024)
WJVT graphics (2024).png|Graphics (May 17, 2024–present)
WJVT Olympics graphics (2024).png|Olympics graphics (May 17, 2024–present)
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Category:Channel 6
Category:Leonida
Category:Former CBS affiliates
Category:NBC network affiliates
Category:NBC owned and operated stations
Category:NBCUniversal
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1949
Category:Vice City