WNDY-TV

==WMCC-TV==
=== 1984–1988 ===
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The station first signed on the air on November 1, 1987, as WMCC-TV. Founded by G. J. Robinson, it originally operated as an independent station; it ran mostly paid programming, but slowly added classic sitcoms, cartoons and older movies.
===1988–1992===
=== 1992–1995===
==WNDY-TV==
WMCC was sold for $10 million to Wabash Valley Broadcasting (making it a sister station to WTHI-AM-FM-TV in Terre Haute, WFTX-TV in Cape Coral, FL; and WOGX in Ocala, FL), a company owned by the Hulman-George family, the longtime owners of Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The new owners changed channel 23's call letters to WNDY-TV on January 9, 1995.
===1995–1998===
With the callsign change, Wabash Valley Broadcasting rebranded the station to "INDY-TV"; the station also began using a checkered flag as part of its logo – a nod to the Speedway and its signature Indianapolis 500 race, which covered the left diagonal line of the "W" in the calls. WNDY-TV became a WB affiliate upon its launch on January 11, 1995.
The Hulman-George family decided to sell WNDY-TV in 1997, with the Paramount Stations Group (now CBS News and Stations) being the highest bidder, which purchased the station for $35 million in October 1997.
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0F2A1E50-673B-43EB-81DD-2D8CC56868AC.png|Eyewitness News at 10:00 on INDY-TV intro (1996–1998, produced by WTHR)
=== 1998–2000===
WNDY-TV, following its acquisition by Paramount Stations Group, swapped affiliations with WTTV and became a UPN station in April 1998, with WTTV taking the WB affiliation per a group agreement with that station's owner at the time, Sinclair Broadcast Group.
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=== 2000–2002===
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BB52EE1A-7B68-4B1E-AF56-17A6B99E6021.jpeg|Eyewitness News at 10:00 on UPN 23 intro (2000–2002, produced by WTHR)
===2002–2005===
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84698604-226A-4513-AC14-738D2D650CD3.jpeg|Eyewitness News at 10:00 on UPN Indiana intro (2002–2003, produced by WTHR)
424254A4-D3DD-4A7B-8A01-193A27806D15.jpeg|Eyewitness News at 10:00 on UPN Indiana intro (2003–2005, produced by WTHR)
A2CE808B-1BA1-46C3-B3E7-803BD451A40C.jpeg|24-Hour News 8 at 10:00 on UPN Indiana intro (2005–2006, produced by WISH-TV)
===2005–2006===
Paramount sold WNDY and Columbus sister station WWHO to the LIN TV Corporation, owners of then-CBS affiliate WISH-TV (channel 8) and 24-hour weather service WIIH-CD (channel 17, now a fill-in translator for WISH), for $85 million.
=== 2006–present===
WNDY-TV became a MyNetworkTV affiliate on September 5, 2006.
Wndy dt2.png|TheCoolTV was affiliated with WNDY-DT2 until mid-July 2013. It was replaced with Bounce TV, which was previously on WNDY's third subchannel.
Wndy dt3.png|Bounce TV was added to WNDY-DT3 upon its launch on September 26, 2011. It moved to 23.2, replacing TheCoolTV after that network was dropped in July 2013.
==External links==
*WISH-TV.com
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