W23BA (1993–2001)/W31CK (2001–2002)/W34CP (2002–2003)/WPXO (-LP/LD) (2003–2025)/WNYX-LD (2025–present)[]
1993–1996[]
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LOGO MISSING |
WPXO-LD was initially launched as W23BA, an independent station in 1993.
1996–1997[]
The channel was sold to Paxson Communications in 1996, who made it a translator for its Bridgeport, Connecticut station WHAI-TV, necessitating a logo change.
1997–1998[]
After Paxson acquired WPXN-TV to serve as its New York outlet, the company sold off WHAI and made W23BA a WPXN translator station.
1998–2005[]
This was used when PAX launched in 1998.
2005–2007[]
In 2005, PAX rebranded to i: Independent Television.
2007[]
2007–2012[]
WPXO-LD disaffiliated from Ion Television in 2007 and became a satellite of Miami-Fort Lauderdale stations WFUN-LD and WJAN-CD.
2012–2015[]
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SVG NEEDED |
2015–2016[]
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SVG NEEDED |
For a short time, WPXO - along with WJAN and WFUN - were affiliated with MundoFox (later called MundoMax).
2016–2023[]
After MundoMax ceased operations on November 30, 2016, WPXO, along with WFUN and WJAN, reverted to its pre-MundoFox branding.
2023–2024[]
On May 3, 2023, it was announced that WPXO would be sold to SagamoreHill Broadcasting for $405,000, due to the current owner being in debt. The deal was finalized in late 2023, and the station was converted to a Jewelry Television affiliate.
2024–present[]
| KEVA-LD (UNI) | KFJX (Fox, CW on DT2)3 | KGKC-LD (TMD) | KJTV-TV (Fox)4 | KJTV-CD (Ind.)4 | KJWY-LD/KJYY-LD (TMD) | KSWL-LD (CBS) | KVCT (Fox, CW on DT3)3 | KWWE-LD (My/MeTV) | KZTV (CBS)1 | WLTZ (NBC, CW on DT2)4 | WBWP-LD (Purple TV) | WNCF (ABC)2 | WNYX-LD (Purple TV) | WSDW-LD (UNI) | WXOH-LD (UNI) | WXTL-LD (UNI) | WVNC-LD (NBC)
1SagamoreHill owns this station, but it is operated by The E. W. Scripps Company under a shared services agreement.  |