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call_letters = WXXV-TV| |
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station_logo = [[Image:WXXV.png|WXXV-TV]]| |
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station_branding = Fox 25| |
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analog = 25 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])| |
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digital = 48 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])| |
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affiliations = [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]]| |
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founded = | |
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airdate = [[February 14]], [[1987]]| |
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location = [[Gulfport, Mississippi|Gulfport]]-[[Biloxi, Mississippi|Biloxi]]| |
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callsign_meaning = '''XXV''' = [[Roman numeral]] 25| |
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|importance = NA }} |
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former_callsigns = | |
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owner = [[Morris Multimedia|Morris Multimedia, Inc.]]| |
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licensee = {{nowrap|Morris Network of Mississippi, Inc.}}| |
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sister_stations = | |
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former_affiliations = '''Secondary''':<br>[[UPN]] (1995-2006)| |
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effective_radiated_power = 2240 [[kilowatt|kW]] (analog)<br>300 kW (digital)| |
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HAAT = 488 [[metre|m]] (analog)<br>456 m (digital)| |
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facility_id = 53517| |
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coordinates = {{coord|30|44|48|N|89|3|29.7|W|type:landmark_scale:2000}}| |
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homepage = [http://www.wxxv25.com/ www.wxxv25.com]| |
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'''WXXV-TV''' is the [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]] network affiliate for the [[Biloxi, Mississippi|Biloxi]]/[[Gulfport, Mississippi|Gulfport]] and [[Hattiesburg, Mississippi|Hattiesburg]]/[[Laurel, Mississippi|Laurel]] television markets, licensed to Gulfport. The station is owned by [[Morris Multimedia]] and broadcasts its programming on [[Ultra high frequency|UHF]] channel 25 (hence its [[call sign]], which is the [[Roman numerals|Roman numeral]] for 25) with a digital signal on channel 48. The tower site and directional antenna pattern are strategically located and designed to enable the station to cover all cities along the coast and Hattiesburg as well. In addition to Fox programming, WXXV also carried some limited [[UPN]] programming out-of-pattern, a practice that ended in September 2006 when that network merged with [[The WB]] to form [[The CW Television Network|The CW]]. |
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The station currently has no local newscast, but did so in two previous attempts. In the early '90s, the station simulcast a news program from Jackson, MS Fox affiliate [[WDBD]] (entitled "Mississippi News Tonight"). It was cancelled due to low ratings. In the late '90s/early 2000s WXXV tried its own local newscast, the "Fox 25 News at Nine", however it too ceased production. |
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WXXV is also the default FOX affiliate for the Hattiesburg-Laurel market, since they do not have a FOX affiliate of their own. |
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== External links == |
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*[http://www.wxxv25.com/ Official website of WXXV-TV Fox 25] |
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*{{BIA|WXXV|TV|TV}} |
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|title = [[Terrestrial television| Digital Television stations]] in [[Gulfport, Mississippi]] - [[Biloxi, Mississippi]] |
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[[WWL-TV|WWL-TV 4.1]] ([[CBS]]) - |
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[[WKRG|WKRG 5.1]] ([[CBS]], 5.2 [[Weather]]) - |
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[[WDSU|WDSU 6.1]] ([[NBC]], 6.2 [[Weather]]) - |
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[[WVUE|WVUE 8.1]] ([[FOX]], 8.2 [[News]]) - |
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[[WYES|WYES 12.1]] ([[PBS]], 12.2 [[PBS]], 12.3 [[Create]]) - |
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[[WLOX|WLOX 13.1]] ([[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]], 13.2 [[Weather ]], 13.3 [[NEW]]) - |
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[[WMAH-TV|WMAH-TV 19.1]] ([[MPB]], 19.2 [[PBS]], 19.3 [[Create]]) - |
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[[WXXV|WXXV 25.1]] ([[FOX]]) - |
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[[WNOL|WNOL 38.1]] ([[CW]]) - |
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[[KGLA-DT|KGLA-DT 42.1]] ([[Telemundo]]) |
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Jackson County [[WKFK-LP|WKFK 7.1]] ([[ION]])}} |
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[[Category:Television stations in Mississippi]] |
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[[Category:Fox network affiliates]] |
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[[Category:Channel 25 TV stations in the United States]] |
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[[Category:Television channels and stations established in 1987]] |
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WXXV-TV is the Fox network affiliate for the Biloxi/Gulfport and Hattiesburg/Laurel television markets, licensed to Gulfport. The station is owned by Morris Multimedia and broadcasts its programming on UHF channel 25 (hence its call sign, which is the Roman numeral for 25) with a digital signal on channel 48. The tower site and directional antenna pattern are strategically located and designed to enable the station to cover all cities along the coast and Hattiesburg as well. In addition to Fox programming, WXXV also carried some limited UPN programming out-of-pattern, a practice that ended in September 2006 when that network merged with The WB to form The CW.
The station currently has no local newscast, but did so in two previous attempts. In the early '90s, the station simulcast a news program from Jackson, MS Fox affiliate WDBD (entitled "Mississippi News Tonight"). It was cancelled due to low ratings. In the late '90s/early 2000s WXXV tried its own local newscast, the "Fox 25 News at Nine", however it too ceased production.
WXXV is also the default FOX affiliate for the Hattiesburg-Laurel market, since they do not have a FOX affiliate of their own.
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