WKMH[]
1946–1963[]
LOGO MISSING |
WKNR[]
1963–1972[]
WNIC (first era)[]
1972–1977[]
WWKR[]
1977–1986[]
WNIC (second era)[]
1986[]
LOGO MISSING |
WMTG[]
1986–1991[]
WDOZ[]
1994–1996[]
LOGO MISSING |
WYUR[]
1997–2000[]
LOGO MISSING |
WXDX[]
2000–2002[]
LOGO MISSING |
2002–2005[]
WDTW (2005–2006; 2006–present)/WWWW (2006)[]
2005–2012[]
On December 31, 2012, WDTW ceased broadcasting as Clear Channel donated the station to the Minority Media and Telecommunications Council. The stations antennas and transmission facilities were dismantled afterward. Four days later on January 5, 2013, the towers and transmission site were also taken down. It returned to the air on January 19, 2014 as a simulcast of its former sister station. The MMTC sold WDTW to a local owner in October 2014, two months later it broadcast Spanish folk music before going silent again.