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Overview
WBXX-TV brings The CW to Crossville, Tennessee, and is one of the full-power stations serving the Knoxville, TN market.
Tune to channel 20 to watch WBXX-TV. Its over-the-air signal uses RF channel 31; the virtual number 20 is what appears on the TV guide. Beyond the main channel, WBXX-TV also airs Story Television, Heroes & Icons, Dabl, Telemundo and Defy on its subchannels.
What's on WBXX-TV's subchannels
| Channel | Programming |
|---|---|
| 20.1 | The CW |
| 20.2 | Story Television |
| 20.3 | Heroes & Icons |
| 20.4 | Dabl |
| 20.5 | Telemundo |
| 20.6 | Defy |
The FCC license is held by Gray Television Licensee, LLC. WBXX-TV has been on the air since 1997.
The studio address on file with the FCC is 6450 Papermill Drive, Knoxville, TN 37919. Its website is www.wvlt.tv.
For young viewers, WBXX-TV reported educational and informational shows such as El Viajero Con Josh Garcia, Exploracion Planeta Tierra Con Dylan Dryer and Harlem Globetrotters in its 2025 filing with the FCC.
Channel and license details
- Call sign
- WBXX-TV
- Network
- The CW (subchannels: Story Television, Heroes & Icons, Dabl, Telemundo, Defy)
- Virtual channel
- 20
- RF channel
- 31
- City of license
- Crossville, Tennessee
- TV market
- Knoxville, TN
- Licensee
- Gray Television Licensee, LLC
- On the air since
- 1997
- Call sign since
- September 1997
- Studio address
- 6450 Papermill Drive, Knoxville, TN 37919
- FCC facility ID
- 72971
- FCC public file
- publicfiles.fcc.gov
- Website
- www.wvlt.tv
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Location
WBXX-TV at a glance
- Network
- The CW
- Channel
- 20 (RF 31)
- Licensed to
- Crossville, TN
- Subchannels
- Story Television, Heroes & Icons, Dabl, Telemundo, Defy
- TV market
- Knoxville, TN
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