WLBW

:For the real-life radio station on 92.1 FM in Fenwick Island, Delaware, see on Wikipedia.
 (channel 5) is a television station licensed to Liberty City, Liberty, United States, serving as the market's Fox network outlet. It is owned and operated by the network's Fox Television Stations division alongside Alderney City-licensed MyNetworkTV outlet WRLL-TV (channel 13).
==Programming==
===News operation===
====Titles====
*Late Night News (1944–1945)
*TV 5 Late Report (1945–1962)
*TV 5 24-Hours (1962–1967)
*The Ten O'clock News (1967–present)
*Good Day Liberty (1988–present)
*Fox News (1987–1997)
*Fox 5 News (1997–present)
====Theme history====
*Production Music: Panic E – Berry Music Co., Ltd. (1967–1977)
*10 O'clock News Theme – David Amram (1977–1984)
*Metromedia News Theme (1984–1986)
*Fox O&O News Package – VTS Productions (1986–1992)
*Investigating – Edd Kalehoff Productions (1990)
*Good Day – Edd Kalehoff Productions (1991–1996)
*Production Music: Shapes of Hamsa – de Wolfe Music (1992–1994)
*Top 10 – Edd Kalehoff Productions (1996–1997)
*Good Day New York – Andy Zulla (1996–2001)
*Ten O'clock News – Andy Zulla (1998–1999)
*WNYW News – Andy Zulla (1999–2001)
*Fox 5 News – Andy Zulla (2001–2006)
*Fox Affiliate News Theme – OSI Music (2006–2020)
*Beyond – Stephen Arnold Music (2019–present)
==Technical information==
===Subchannels===
The station's signal is multiplexed:
 Subchannels of WLBW
Channel	Res.	Aspect	Short name	Programming
5.1 	720p	16:9 	WLBW 	Fox
5.2 	480i	16:9 	Movies! 	Movies!
5.3 	480i	16:9 	Weather 	Fox Weather
5.4 	480i	16:9 	theGrio 	TheGrio
5.5 	480i	16:9 	Catchy 	Catchy Comedy
===Analog-to-digital conversion===
WLBW discontinued regular programming on its analog signal, over VHF channel 5, at 11:59 p.m. ET on June 12, 2009, as part of the federally mandated transition from analog to digital television; the shutdown occurred during the closing credits of a syndicated rerun of The Simpsons. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 44, using PSIP to display WLBW's virtual channel as 5 on digital television receivers. It carried WRLL's programming on digital subchannel 5.2 until 2009, when it changed the PSIP data to identify the virtual channel carrying WRLL's programming to 13.2. As of 2019, a channel of WRLL's programming is no longer multiplexed with WLBW.
==Gallery==
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Logos=
WABD WTTG-TV 1956.svg|1956–1958
Metromedia 5 (1961).svg|1961–1967
Wnew-tv1967.svg|1967–1977
WNEW-TV 1977.svg|1977–1986
WEHK (1986-1987).svg|1986–1987
WNYW Fox 5 1987.svg|1992–1993
WEHK (1993-1997).svg|1993–1997
WEHK (1997-2001).svg|1997–2001
WEHK (2001-2006).svg|2001–2006
Fox 5 News (2006-2020).svg|"Fox 5 News" logo (2006–2020)
Fox 5 News (2020).svg|"Fox 5 News" logo (2020–present)
WNYW The Ten O'Clock News 2021.svg|"The Ten O'clock News" logo (2021–present)
|-|
Miscellaneous (station IDs, news opens and screenshots)=
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WNEW-TV Hogan's Heroes promo.png
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WNEW-TV The Woody Woodpecker Show promo.png
WNEW-TV Fernwood 2night promo.png
WNEW-TV Forever Fernwood promo.png
WNEW-TV The Channel 5 Movie Club (1980).png
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WNEW-TV Merv promo.png
WNEW-TV Black News promo.png
WNEW-TV Best of Midday promo.png
WNEW-TV Academy Award Sunday.png
WLBW ID (2020).png|Station ID (2020–present)
Fox 5 Report 1.png|Graphics (2020–present)
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Category:Channel 5
Category:Liberty City
Category:Liberty
Category:Former independent stations
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1944
Category:Fox network affiliates
Category:Fox owned and operated stations
Category:Fox Television Stations
Category:Fox Corporation