Tv19

TV19 (stylized as tv19), previously known as Channel 7/6, is a local/syndicated New Maxville TV channel co-owned by the New Maxville Board of Broadcasting and broadcaster/media production company FOXIS. tv19 and it’s programming airs in New Maxville, some parts of Cincinnati, and Dayton, Ohio. The channel is funded by tvpublic, New Maxville's government, and many viewers.
== Channel rebrands ==
From March 17th, 1991, to June 10th, 2017, tv19 went by Channel 7. Due to accusations of mimicking WHIO, a station in the Dayton region, Channel 7 was then rebranded to Channel 6, and the change stayed for about 4-5 years. 
On May 7, 2021, both FOXIS, the New Maxville education department (NMED) and New Maxville Board of Broadcasting (NMBB) had a town hall meeting, where they discussed the future of New Maxville’s local programming. The meeting was peaceful and they agreed to merge 3 of New Maxville’s local channels and rebrand Channel 6. On May 10, the official Instagram for New Maxville announced the rebrands and mergers.
At 6AM on May 11, 2021, channels such as Channel 6, EKTV, and Learning Network signed off for the final time, and tv19 and tv19 KIDS began operating. Teen Network shut down on May 7th due to technical issues, New Maxville’s channels targeted towards children and teenagers merged into tv19 KIDS, while Channel 6 was rebranded to tv19. 
== Additional channels ==
On July 7, 2021, FOXIS made two new affiliate channels for tv19. tv19+, a channel playing content with darker, mature themes, and tv19 DTW (digital television weather), a channel with a doppler radar and 24/7 NWS radio broadcast, were added to channel guides. 
File:F6FF3E2D-CE05-4A83-BE31-82B2B4C3425A.jpeg|The DTW logo.
File:FF33BE1B-79F2-40C8-8F9B-1178E586E99A.jpeg|The PLUS logo.
== Trivia ==
* The new logos for tv19 stations did not show up on receiver box models from 2007 and earlier.
* The screen bug for all tv19 stations displays the logo in the top right corner, and the current time was displayed in the bottom right until 2023, after it became hard to keep the accurate time on screen.