What newspaper is partnering with KWWL-TV of Waterloo, Iowa?”
KWWL is a television station operating out of Waterloo, Iowa. The station operates on VHF channel 7. KWWL is owned by Quincy Newspapers. Its transmitter is located at the AFLAC Tower north of Rowley, Iowa. KWWL is an affiliate of NBC. The station is the primary NBC affiliate for the northeastern third of the state of Iowa, including 21 counties and the larger cities of Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque and Iowa City. The station’s headquarters is in Waterloo, Iowa. KWWL also operates newsrooms and sales offices in Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. In addition to its primary digital channel, KWWL operates KWWL StormTrack7 on DT2. Due to NBC buying The Weather Channel, NBC Weather Plus network feeds ended in December 2008. KWWL is broadcasting This TV Network on their second digital subchannel. KWWL also transmitted “The Tube” digital music video channel until The Tube ceased operations on October 1, 2007. It now carries classic programming from Retro Television Network on DT3.
KWWL is a television station operating out of Waterloo, Iowa. The station operates on VHF channel 7. KWWL is owned by Quincy Newspapers. Its transmitter is the AFLAC Tower north of Rowley, Iowa. KWWL is an affiliate of NBC. The station is the primary NBC affiliate for the northeast quarter of the state of Iowa. The station’s headquarters are in Waterloo, Iowa, and they also operate newsrooms in Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. KWWL also operates 2 digital channels that are available viewers in Eastern Iowa, “KWWL Weather Plus” and “The Tube” music video channel. History KWWL came into existence at about the same time that other television stations — most notably KCRG and KGAN of Cedar Rapids, Iowa — began operating. The station was founded by R.J. McElroy and the Black Hawk Broadcasting Company after a legal battle. McElroy and Black Hawk Broadcasting won a lawsuit which allowed them to be granted a Federal Communications Commission license. Raycom Media was the previous owner of KWWL until 2
