Low-power WKRP bought by WXIX-TV's parent company
WBQC-TV, founded in 1990 by late Elliott Block, today broadcasts 12 digital networks.
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WBQC-TV, founded in 1990 by late Elliott Block, today broadcasts 12 digital networks.
The last episode of “WKRP in Cincinnati” aired 40 years ago on April 21, 1982. Here are 10 Cincinnati facts you might not know about the popular sitcom.
Upgrades planned for Voice of America museum in West Chester Sue Kiesewetter WEST CHESTER TWP. – By year’s end the Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting will have a second multi-purpose hall and new entrance making the building wheelchair accessible. It’s all part of a renovation project made possible by a $225,000 grant the museum received six months ago from the estate of Elliott Block, who owned the low-powered WKRP TV in Cincinnati. “For the first time visitors will be able to go right from their car under a portico into the new door, into the new corridor and from the corridor ...