Latest News About Whio-Tv

Here’s the latest on WHIO-TV based on publicly available sources up to 2025-2026.

Core info about WHIO-TV

• WHIO-TV is a CBS-affiliated station licensed to Dayton, Ohio, operating as Channel 7 (digital 41, later moved to 33 in 2019 as part of FCC spectrum reallocations) and is owned by Cox Media Group. It shares studios with Dayton Daily News and Cox radio stations in Dayton.[2][3]

Recent highlights and status

• WHIO maintains its primary news operation as News Center 7, continuing to deliver local news, weather, and traffic for the Dayton-Miami Valley region. This branding and programming approach have persisted through recent years.[7]
• The station has an active web presence and social media footprint (e.g., WHIO’s content and staff pages) to engage viewers with live updates, local stories, and replays of news segments.[5][7]

Historical context (for orientation)

• WHIO-TV began broadcasting in 1949 and has a long history in the Dayton area, including a relocation to the Cox Media Center in Dayton in 2010 for upgraded facilities and HD capabilities.[3][9]
• The station has been part of Cox Media Group since its inception, contributing to its long-standing local-news emphasis in the region.[2]

How to watch and access

• WHIO-TV is available over-the-air on channel 7 and via local cable (e.g., Charter Spectrum) in the Dayton area, with online live news and video replays on its site.[7][2]

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