WQFA

WQFA is a CW affiliate that serves the Umi City, Umi State area. It broadcasts on Channel 23.
==History==
WQFA signed on the air back on March 2, 1987 as an Independent station. In 1993, the station joined the Prime Time Entertainment Network service before becoming the UPN affiliate for the area in 1995. On that same year, due to a labor dispute involving the news management, WQFA cancelled all newscasts and wouldn't air news again until 1998. On the evening of November 17, 1998, WQFA unexpectedly went silent for one day only, ironically one day before they brought back newscasts. Viewers were frustrated and called the station and they told the station to solve the problem. The only answer they got was to tune in on the next day at 7pm for a special surprise. The surprise being they brought back newscasts after three years under the UPN 23 Nightwatch moniker and regular programming was restored after that. In 2006 when UPN and The WB announced they would merge into The CW and MyNetworkTV, WQFA obtained an affiliation with MyNetworkTV at the network's launch. In 2015, the station became a CW affiliate as part of the 2015 US TV switch where it continues to remain as a CW affiliate today.
==Newscast Titles==
*23 NewsBreak (1987-1992)
*NewsBeat 23 (1992-1995)
*UPN 23 Nightwatch (1998-2002)
*UPN Umi City News (2002-2006)
*My23 News (2006-2015)
*The CW 23 News (2015–present)
==Station Slogans==
*Umi City's Most Watched (1987-1990)
*Keeping An Eye on Umi City (1990-1999)
*The Best of the Best (1999-2002)
*Catch Us Every Day and Night on UPN Umi City! (2002-2006)
*See More My23 (2006-2015)
*TV Now (2015–present; general slogan)
*News You Need to Know (2015–present; news slogan)
Category:CW network affiliates
Category:Channel 23
Category:Umi City
Category:Umi State
Category:Former independent stations
Category:Former UPN affiliates
Category:Former MyNetworkTV affiliates
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1987