WTVF

==WLAC-TV==
===1954–1968===
===1968–1975===
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The "5" resembles that of KSTP-TV in Saint Paul-Minneapolis, Minnesota and Canal 5 in Mexico.
===1975===
This Microgramma "5" survived a callsign change. It was also used by KRGV-TV, WCSC-TV, and WFRV-TV.
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==WTVF==
===1975–1989===
====1975–1986====
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On December 1, 1975, the American Family Insurance Corporation transferred ownership of WLAC-TV to the Houston-based H&C Communications Company (owned by the Hobby family) and changed the station's call letters to WTVF, a call sign previously used by two separate stations in Buffalo, New York on channels 23 (see WNLO) & 29 (see WUTV).
===1986–1989===
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===1989–present===
====1989–1997====
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Norfolk, Virginia-based Landmark Communications from the Hobbys in 1994.
====1997–present====
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Landmark attempted to sell WTVF to Bonten Media Group in 2008, but was aborted due to the economic crisis of 2008. Milwaukee-based Journal Communications then bought WTVF from Landmark in 2012. Journal's broadcast holdings were then sold to The E.W. Scripps Company on 2016.
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