WUSA (channel 9) is a television station in Washington, D.C., affiliated with CBS. It is the flagship property of Tegna Inc., which is based in suburban McLean, Virginia. WUSA's studios and transmitter are at Broadcast House on Wisconsin Avenue in northwest Washington's Tenleytown neighborhood. [3]

WUSA had just changed its call letters that July. Gannett (now Tegna) bought them the year prior, and since they owned USA Today, and the station was in the nation's capital, Gannett moved the...

Unfortunately, this recording is incomplete, beginning half-way through the sign-off announcement. The wonderful "Flag Evolution" SSB (SignOffGuy's favorite SSB film) is used here, the same as that...

On July 4, 1986, WDVM-TV changed its callsign to the current WUSA in recognition of the station being located in the capital city of the U.S., and the station's then-recent acquisition by the broadcasting unit of Gannett (spun off as Tegna in 2015), owner of USA Today.

In 1986, WUSA replaced the “And You” opens with a new music package and new custom opens from Pacific Data Images. Known as the “Death Star” opens due to a clever use of the Gannett corporate logo, this effort undoubtedly ranks with the best graphic opens EVER created for …

WUSA [] 1986–1996 [] The number itself. Station ID (1986) "Share the Spirit of Channel 9" ID (1986–1987) "Channel 9 Spirit" ID (1987–1988) Station ID (1987) "Television You Can Feel: Channel 9" (1988–1989) "Washington, Get Ready for Channel 9" (1989–1990)

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During the 1986 World Series, we sent former Bostonian Gordon Peterson and Orioles fan Mike Buchanan to Fenway Park for live coverage of the final games. When it comes to capturing timeless moments in sports, nothing does it like our W *USA Specials. James Brown's "Street Kids" pro- filed a local man who helps inner-

Call Sign History: 06/26/1978 : WTOP-TV : W TOP of the dial : 06/26/1978 : WDVM-TV : Washington, District of Columbia; Virginia; and Maryland : 07/04/1986 : WUSA : W United States of America

2024年2月19日 · In 1986, then owner- Gannett, which had acquired WDVM the year before, already controlled the WUSA call signs in Minneapolis and arranged for the transfer to the D.C. market,...