WNFW

WNFW channel 4, is a television station for Fort Wayne, Indiana. Owned by Talo Television Broadcasing Corporation, WNFW is an affiliate of YesNet.
WNFW originally operated as a New Line Network affiliate from its establishment through 2016 (this was reflected through the "N" in the station's calls), where after Graham Media Group's acquisition of WBFW from Field Communications, the New Line affiliation moved to WBFW's second subchannel. As a result, WNFW went dark for several months until early 2017.
==History==
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In July 2015, Septic announced affiliation renewals for all of the New Line and RBC affiliates it owned-and-operated except WNFW, which it had planned to sell off during the then-upcoming FCC spectrum auction. The same month, Graham announced that it would acquire WBFW from Field and have both of WNFW's network affiliations moved to WBFW, after which WNFW would shut down. On September 15, 2015, the FCC approved the deal. The sale was completed on November 2, and the switchover and WNFW's shuttering occurred on August 1, 2016.
After several months of being dark, Talo (a recent renaming of Septic) decided to sign WNFW back on again on March 21, 2017, this time broadcasting YesNet programming.
==Gallery==
NLN Bug 2002.jpg|Screencap from December 31, 2002 with New Line's screen bug of the period.
Category:Channel 4
Category:Fort Wayne
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Category:Talo Television Broadcasting Corp.
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1974
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