WLUK FOX 11

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WLUK-DT (FOX)
Channel Information
Call Letters: 
WLUK
UHF/VHF Channel Number: 
51
Virtual Channel Number: 
11-1
Network Affiliation: 
FOX
Station Contact Information
Station Office: 
787 Lombardi Avenue, Green Bay, WI 54304
Station Studio: 
787 Lombardi Avenue, Green Bay, WI 54304
Phone: 
1 920-494-8711
Technical Specifications
Video Capability: 
480p
Video Capability: 
720p HD
Audio Capability: 
Stereo
Audio Capability: 
Dolby Digital 5.1
Local HD Production: 
No
Availability
Carried On: 
Time Warner Cable
Carried On: 
Charter Cable
Carried On: 
Dish Network
Carried On: 
DirecTV
Carried On: 
AT&T U-Verse
Carried On: 
Over-The-Air Antenna
Transmitter Information
Transmitter Location: 
Glenmore, WI


Additional Info
Trivia: 
  • Dish Network added Green Bay local channels in HD on April 16, 2008, including WLUK. This is the first HD carriage agreement LIN Television has secured for WLUK HD in the Northeast Wisconsin market.
  • There is an unconfirmed report that WLUK has a deal in place with AT&T for U-Verse, supposedly including their HD signal. The report also suggests that U-Verse is scheduled to launch in Green Bay in July 2007. (January 31, 2007)
  • On November 21, 2006, DirecTV began offering high-definition local channels in the Green Bay market. WLUK was only Green Bay affiliate of the four largest networks not to offer HD service through DirecTV at launch. As of March 2007, negotiations never completed successfully.
  • A spokesperson for WLUK told the Green Bay Press-Gazette in a September 11, 2006 article that the station had put forth an offer to Time Warner Cable, giving them "the opportunity to take our HD signal and pay us no money." As of March 2007, a deal never materialized.
  • GM Jay Zollar confirmed that WLUK's digital transmitter will assume its existing VHF channel 11 in 2009 after its analog NTSC signal is turned off for good. (August 2006)

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I called your news center

I called your news center and apparently the interest level is 0 to showing the GOOD our service men do for the humanity of the Iraqi people as they never called back. Corey LaFontaine who goes to Fox Valley and Oshkosh college lives in Oshkosh. His cell phone number is 906-282-3218 and the News article was picked up by the Iron Mountain News. The young boy is Hasan and the contact is Helen Salan, Director of Healing the Children/Michigan Ohio Chapter 2140 44th St. SE Suite 105 Grand Rapids, Mi. 49508 616-281-6973
When I contacted Kagen's office last August, I was blown off, but Corey and the other soldiers from the 46th wouldn't take no for an answer so we kept calling and making contacts until my daughter and Corey's Sargent's mother succeeded finding the above organization. I just wanted to get it in writing that you know about the story. Hasan will be operated on for his serious heart condition at the Helen DeVos Children's Hospital Congenital Heart Center in Grand Rapids Michigan on May 6th. Sincerely Lee Ann Goodman

Seriously, it's not going to

Seriously, it's not going to kill you if you keep it free.

exactly!!!

exactly!!!

Keep it free or shut down

Keep it free or shut down your over-the-air transmitters so EVERYONE has to pay for your content. And you people at WLUK have the nerve to call yourselves 'Fair and Balanced'? Oh wait, I get it...you're only fair and balanced if I give you money for your content that my neighbor gets for free over-the-air. Ahhh, I got it now...boy was I stupid!

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I am glad your back on . I

I am glad your back on . I miss the little laugh I get form P ete and Rachiel . and everyone eles.

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