WFXC

WFXC is the Fox-owned-and-operated station that serves the Chicago area. The station is owned and operated by the Fox Television Stations subsidiary of 21st Century Fox which is part of a duopoly with MyNetworkTV owned-and-operated station WCMY. It broadcasts on channel 22 and cable channel 9 (via Xfinity). Syndicated programming include: The Jerry Springer Show, The Steve Wilkos Show, Maury, and Family Guy. The station is owned by Fox Television Stations.
== History ==
WCIL was launched on Nov. 4, 1969 by Metromedia. WCIL quickly became the home of the Chicago Blackhawks hockey team and the Chicago White Sox baseball team. In addition, WCIL aired cartoons in the morning and late afternoon, off-network syndication in the afternoon, and movies throughout the night. WCIL and WGNX began battling for the top independent station in the market. In 1986, Rupert Murdoch bought Metromedia, which would be the nucleus for his network, FOX Broadcasting. And when FOX was launched in 1986, WCIL became a FOX O&O affiliate. In 1988 WCIL changed their call letters to WFXC. Chicago White Sox broadcast went to WLUK-TV in 1990, where Chicago Blackhawks broadcast went to WGNX in 1994. Ratings for WFXC got a huge boost when FOX was awarded the NFC package from the NFL in 1994.
==Logos==
WFXC.png|WFXC logo from 1990-1993
WFXC Logo.png|WFXC logo from 2007-2015
WFXC logo.JPG|Logo used during newscasts (until 2020)
WFXCFox22.png|Logo until 2020
Category:Channel 22
Category:Fox network affiliates
Category:Chicago
Category:Illinois
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1969
Category:Fox Television Stations
Category:Former independent stations
Category:Fox network affiliates
Category:Fox owned and operated stations