WORA-TV

1965-1971	1971-1979	1979-1985	1985-1992	1992-1995
1995-1999	1999-2011	2011-2019	2014-2022	2022-present

1955–1961

LOGO MISSING

WORA-TV was launched on October 12, 1955, and was the first television station on Puerto Rico's west coast and the third station islandwide after WKAQ-TV (channel 2) and WAPA-TV (channel 4, established earlier that same year). The station was named for then-sister station WORA radio (760 AM), which one year later was joined by WORA-FM (97.5 FM, now WIOB), the first FM broadcaster on the west coast. During its early years, the station produced its own programming, but its schedule eventually shifted toward infomercials, possibly due to the lack of interest from local businesses in advertising on television.

1961–1965

LOGO MISSING

1965–1971

In 1969, WORA-TV became a repeater station for WRIK-TV, airing their programming on the west coast of the island.

1971–1979

1979–1985

In 1979, WORA-TV entered into an affiliation agreement with San Juan-based WAPA-TV, ending its run as a locally-run independent station. After that, most television stations on the island's western coast followed suit. By joining with economically stronger stations from the San Juan market, market divisions on the island ended.

1985–1992

In 1985, WORA-TV began relaying Telemundo.

1992-1995

1995–1999

In 1995, WORA-TV left Telemundo for the TeleOnce network.

1999–2011

2011–2014

2014-2022

On September 19, 2014, it was announced that WORA would become an ABC affiliate on November 1, 2014, replacing low-power station WPRU-LP, carrying the network on a subchannel branded as ABC 5.

Station ID (2017)

Station ID (2020)

WORA-TV news opens

On January 1, 2015, WORA-TV again became a semi-satellite of WKAQ-TV on channel 5.1. Univision programming moved to WOLE-DT channel 12, on the same date. On March 9, 2015, WORA's third digital subchannel added VIVE, which broadcasts series from Televisión Española.

2022-present