WBRC FOX 6 News Birmingham AL Channel Live Stream
Watch WBRC FOX 6 News Channel provides local breaking news and Radar Weather Forecast Live Online Streaming from Birmingham, Alabama, United States. WBRC is a UHF digital and virtual channel 6. This channel is an affiliate with FOX television. This station is working for the United States, Alabama, and Birmingham. The owner of this station is Grey television.
The transmitter and studio of this television are placed in the same area, in southeastern Birmingham, at the top of Red Mountain. The local NOAA weather Radio also takes the benefit from the transmitter tower of this WBRC. The slogan of this TV is “On Your Side”. This station has 50 digital channels and 6 virtual channels. The meaning of its call letters is “We’re the Bell Radio Company”. The power of the transmitter is 1000KW. WBRC FOX 6 News can b watched on cable on Charter Spectrum frequency 6. KTBC FOX 7 News Austin Live Stream.
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WBRC FOX News first started its work on 1st July 1949. It was the first channel in Birmingham which given license by FCC. In Alabama, it was the second oldest television which started one month after the channel WAFM-TV. Basically, the owner of this channel Birmingham Broadcasting company which handled by Eloise D. Hanna. Her first husband, M.D. Smith bought the radio of this station from Bell, in 1928. M.D. Smith, who worked in advertising sales, later became the vice president and program director of the channel.
With the passage of time, the WBRC FOX made much progress and later Hanna sold this TV to Storer Broadcasting for 2.3 million dollars George Storer, who was the founder and chairman of Storer Broadcasting and director of the board at WBRC NBC, affiliate this TV to NBC. Later George moved this station to a much-facilitated place, Red Mountain. WBRC news is working from this place until today. Later in the coming years, This television sold to different networks. On 23rd May 1994. WBRC FOX owned by New World. Today this channel operates much of the FOX schedules.
