| 1986–1995 | 1995–1996 | 1996–1999 | 1999–2008 | 2008–2011 | 2011–present |
WTMV[]
1986–1995[]

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1995–1996[]

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WWWB[]
1996–1999[]

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In 1996, WTMV changed its call letters to WWWB.
WMOR-TV[]
1999–2008[]

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WWWB became independent station from The WB in September 1999 due to a multi-state affiilate deal with The WB and the then owner of WTTA, the Sinclair Broadcast Group. It also changed its callsign to WMOR. It appears on-screen as "More TV". WMOR was one of the 4 independent stations (alongside sister station KCWE in Kansas City, WMLW-TV in Milwaukee and WADL in Detroit) carrying Fox Kids and its successor children's block FoxBox/4Kids TV starting in September 2001 until its discontinuance by Fox in December 2008 in place of the network's owned and operated station for that market, WTVT.
2008–2011[]

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WMOR appeared on screen as TV 32 from 2008-2011, with a futuristic look.
2011–present[]
The on-screen identity of WMOR changed again as 2011. They're now known on-screen as "MOR".
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Hearst Television: Programming: Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien Predecessor companies: See also: Entertainment and syndication:
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