In 1986, WFWA signed on, replacing the WFYI-TV translator. Unlike other stations, WFWA still used the ITC Lubalin Graph Demi font, instead of Caecilia 75 Heavy.

WFWA now programs the subchannel locally with news and information programming and other documentaries supplied by PBS and various public media distributors. It was originally branded as "39-4you" (using a similar logo to PBS YOU, though it had no affiliation with that retired service), and later became known as "Explore" in 2014.

The 1997 variant made an appearance on a 2004 WFWA broadcast of a Reading Rainbow episode from the era. The last known appearance of this logo on television was in 2005 on ETPTV after an episode of Square One TV Math Talk. This logo was used on WIPR-TV in Puerto Rico well into 2002.

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Around 1985–1986, WFYI-TV operated a translator in Fort Wayne, Indiana that would later be full-powered station WFWA. 1990–2008 []

A few kids (including Dot and Dash) go on a merry-go-round. The station's logo then shows up. Note: WFWA, WIPB, WNPT, Louisiana Public Broadcasting, KERA, Georgia Public Broadcasting, WITF, KSPS, WGBY, WGBH, KEDT, WVIZ, PBS Hawaii, WPSX, and WFSU used this.

WGBH (Circa 2004; Changes to the PBS Kids Dot or Dash logo every 5 minutes, then the PBS Kids logo changes back after the same length of time)

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