WWCI-CD

WWCI-CD
Vero Beach, Florida

City	Vero Beach, Florida
Branding	WWCI-TV 10
Slogan	"Your Hometown Station"
Channels	Digital: 10 (VHF) Virtual: 10
Subchannels	10.1 WWCI-CD 10.2 NVision 10.3 Travel 10.4 News
Affiliations	Independent
Owner	V-1 Productions, Inc.
Founded	January 24, 1997 (1997-01-24)
Call letters' meaning	Window to the World Communications, Inc.
Former callsigns	W10CI (1992-1996) WWCI-LP (1996-2001) WWCI-CA (2001-2013)
Transmitter power	192 kW (analog)
Height	29 m (both)
Class	A
Facility ID	18894
Transmitter coordinates	27°36′15″N 80°23′03″W / 27.60405°N 80.3842°W / 27.60405; -80.3842Coordinates: 27°36′15″N 80°23′03″W / 27.60405°N 80.3842°W / 27.60405; -80.3842
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WWCI-CD channel 10 is a Class-A, Low-Power, Independent Television Station in Vero Beach, Florida, broadcasting locally produced public-interest programming. The station was founded in 1997, and since 2003, has been producing local "News 10" newscasts, weeknights from 8 until 11 pm, and some weekday mornings. WWCI can be viewed on Comcast cable channel 11 in southern Indian River County and northern St. Lucie County, and on Comcast channel 10 in northern Indian River County.

WWCI's main transmitter is located near the station's studios on 12th Street, just west of Old Dixie Highway, in Vero Beach.

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Television stations in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast, including Port St. Lucie and West Palm Beach

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Local stations	WPTV-TV (5.1 NBC, 5.2 Me-TV, 5.3 Laff) WFPI-LP 8 (Ind.) WHDT (9.1 Ind.) WWCI-CD 10 (Ind.) WPEC (12.1 CBS, 12.2 WeatherNation TV, 12.3 Comet) WTCE-TV (21.1 TBN) WPBF (25.1 ABC, 25.2 Estrella TV) WFLX (29.1 Fox, 29.2 Bounce TV, 29.3 GritTV) WTVX (34.1 The CW, 34.2 AZA, 34.3 MNTV, 34.4 LATV) WSLF-LP 35 WXEL-TV (42.1 PBS) WTCN-CA 43 (MNTV) W47DW-D (47.1 Ind) WWHB-CA 48 (AZA) WBWP-LD (57.1 MundoMax, 57.2 W47DW-D) WFGC (61.1 CTN) WBEC-TV (63.1 Ind. / Edu.) WPXP-TV (67.1 Ion)

Distant stations	Miami / Fort Lauderdale WPBT (2.1 PBS) WFOR-TV (4.1 CBS, 4.2 Decades) WTVJ (6.1 NBC, 6.2 Cozi TV) WSVN (7.1 Fox, 7.2 Estrella TV) WPLG (10.1 ABC, 10.2 Me-TV, 10.3 Movies!) WBFS-TV (33.1 MNTV) WSFL-TV (39.1 The CW) WSCV (51.1 TEL) Orlando WRDQ (27.1 IND, 27.2 RTV) WOFL (35.1 Fox) WOTF-DT (43.1 UniMás) WOPX-TV (56.1 Ion)

ATSC-M/H Mobile DTV stations encrypted channels are italicized	WPTV-TV (5.1 NBC) WPEC (12.1 CBS) WFLX (29.1 Fox) WPXP-TV (67.82 Gran Cine, 67.85 NFL Net, 67.87 GolTV, 67.88 NFL RedZone, 67.90 Starz, 67.96 AirBox)

Cable channels	Fox Sports Florida Sun Sports

Florida broadcast television areas by city Fort Myers Gainesville Jacksonville Miami Orlando Pensacola Panama City Tallahassee Tampa/St. Petersburg West Palm Beach See also Bahamas TV

Other television stations in the state of Florida

Miami – Fort Lauderdale	WCAY-CD 36 (Tourist, Key West) WHDT-LP 44 (Ind, Miami) WBEC 63 (Educational, Fort Lauderdale)

Tampa – St. Petersburg	WPDS-LD 14 (Educational, Largo) WARP-CD 20 (infomercials, Tampa) WTAM-LD 30 (The Family Channel, Tampa) WMOR 32 (Ind / This (32.2), Lakeland) WZRA-CA 48 (Ethnic / America One / NTV / CTV Canada, Oldsmar)

Jacksonville	WJXT 4 (Ind, Jacksonville) WUJX-LD 18 (Ind, Jacksonville) WQXT-CD 22 (America One, St. Augustine) WBXJ-CD 43 (MTV2, Jacksonville)

Orlando – Daytona Beach – Melbourne	W07BP-D 7 (Educational, Ocala) WDSC 15 (Educational, Daytona Beach) WRDQ 27 (Ind, Orlando) WEFS 68 (Educational, Cocoa)

Gainesville	WRUF-LD 10 (Weather, Gainesville) WBXG-CA 33 (MTV2, Gainesville) WYME-CD 45 (Me-TV, Gainesville)

West Palm Beach – Fort Pierce	WWCI-CD 10 (Ind, Vero Beach) WHDT 59 (TACH-TV/Ind, Stuart) WBEC 63 (Educational, Boca Raton)

Panama City	WPCT 46 (Tourist, Panama City Beach)

Pensacola / Mobile	WRBD-LP 8 (Ind/A1, Pensacola) WBQP-CD 12 (A1/Youtoo, Pensacola) WJTC 44 (Ind, Pensacola) WFBD 48 (A1, Destin) WPAN 53 (JTV, Fort Walton Beach) WAWD 58 (Tourist, Fort Walton Beach)

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Florida See also Religious and Spanish TV stations

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