WDFX-TV

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WDFX-TV
Ozark/Dothan, Alabama
Branding	Fox 34
Channels	34 (UHF) analog, 33 (UHF) digital
Affiliations	Fox
Owner	Raycom Media
Founded	1991
Call letters meaning	Dothan's Fox
Former callsigns	WDAU (1991-1995)
Website	www.wdfxfox34.com

WDFX-TV (Fox 34) is a Fox-affiliated television station broadcasting on channel 34 from Dothan, Alabama. The studios are in Dothan, and the transmitter is in Wicksburg, Alabama (15 miles west of Dothan), but it is officially licensed to the town of Ozark, Alabama. The station is owned by Raycom Media.

Contents 1 History 2 Programming 3 Management 4 External links

[edit] History

WDFX's first broadcast was in 1991, owned by Woods Television under the callsign WDAU (The calls were originally used on Scranton/Wilkes-Barre's CBS affiliate, now WYOU, which incidentally is a sister station to WDFX's rival WDHN). The current callsign was adopted in 1995. The station was sold to Waitt Media in 1999 and to Raycom in 2003.

[edit] Programming

WDFX airs no newscasts. Outside of the Fox network schedule, the station's lineup consists mostly of off-network repeats, court shows and talk shows. Some local programming airs including a Country Music show on Saturday nights and other paid programs, mostly religious.

[edit] Management

Currently, WDFX shares the same management as WPGX in Panama City, Florida. Each station serves its own respective market, but share a common look that can also be seen on several other Raycom Fox affiliates.

[edit] External links

• WDFX Fox 34
• Query the FCC's TV station database for WDFX