WAGA-TV - Wikipedia
WAGA-TV is a Fox-affiliated television station in Atlanta, Georgia, that started as a CBS outlet in 1949. It has also carried DuMont, NTA and independent programming, and was owned by several companies before becoming part of Fox Television Stations.
WAGA-TV 11:00pm News (John Marler's 1st Day) - Jan 1, 1990
WAGA-TV 11:00pm news from Monday, January 1, 1990. John Marler and Brenda Wood anchor the news, Ken Cook with weather, and Jeff Hullinger on sports. Interest...
WAGA-TV Atlanta 40 Year Anniversary (circa 1989) - YouTube
Oct 22, 2020 · Remember when WAGA (Channel 5) was a CBS affiliate? Things went downhill fast after the switch to Fox. Some old, familiar faces in this nice piece of nostalg...
Personalities of WAGA-TV - Radio-TV Broadcast History
Personalities of WAGA-TV. This is a list of past and present personalities from WAGA, the Fox owned and operated station in Atlanta, Georgia. Contents. 1News team. 2Current on-air staff. 2.1Anchors. 2.2Fox 5 STORM TEAM. 2.3Sports team. 2.4Reporters. 2.5I-Team. 2.6Sky FOX Traffic. 2.7The Georgia Gang. 3Past news staff. News team.
WAGA-TV: The Early Years - Eyes Of A Generation...Television's …
This was Atlanta’s second TV station. It was a CBS affiliate until the late 1980s. WAGA had TK30s and later TK11s, but never had TK60s. The station bought Norelcos in 1966 or so. Like WSB, there are virtually no photo archives left, but here’s all that I know of.
WAGA | 6pm News | December 20, 1990 : Yester Days : Free …
Jan 7, 2023 · December 20, 1990, edition of "5 Eyewitness News at Six" on WAGA-TV in Atlanta, Georgia. Commercials are included. Stories: 00:00 - Archbishop scandal. 06:12 - Murder case. 06:43 - Deadly prank forgiveness. 09:17 - Persian Gulf crisis. 10:22 - Wall Street update. 12:06 - Eastern Airlines dispute. 14:31 - High school fire.
WAGA-TV | Logopedia | Fandom
Originally signed on the air on March 8, 1949 as a primary CBS affiliate on VHF channel 5, it was originally owned by Toledo, Ohio-based Fort Industry Company, which also operated WAGA radio (AM 590, now WDWD; and WAGA-FM 103.3, now WVEE), all colloquially called "Wagga". Fort Industry would...
1994–1996 United States broadcast television realignment
ABC struck back in 1990 with the signing of WHAS-TV in Louisville, Kentucky, the market's number-one station and a CBS outlet for 40 years; this attracted interest on the part of as many as a dozen CBS affiliates in switching to ABC. [8]
Throwback Friday: What Happened To The Grape Stomping Lady?
Melissa Sander, also known as the Grape Stomping Lady, fell face-first into the ground during a grape-stomping contest on a local news show in 2006. She broke a few ribs and became a viral sensation. Watch the video and learn what happened to her.
WAGA-TV/News | Logopedia | Fandom
Channel 5 Eyewitness News promo featuring (from left to right) chief meteorologist Ken Cook, evening anchors John Marler, Brenda Wood and Jim Axel, and sports director Jeff Hullinger (1990)
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