WGWW – Heroes & Icons 40 Birmingham

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WGWW – Heroes & Icons 40 Birmingham

Overview

WGWW brings Heroes & Icons to Anniston, Alabama, and is one of the full-power stations serving the Birmingham (Anniston and Tuscaloosa), AL market.

Viewers find it on channel 40. That is the virtual channel your TV displays; the signal itself goes out on RF channel 9, which is why a rescan sometimes matters.

According to FCC records, the licensee is Hsh Birmingham (wses & Wgww) License, LLC. It first signed on in 1969. It has used the WGWW call letters since March 2015.

Its website is www.handitv.com.

In its 2025 children's television report to the FCC, WGWW listed educational programs including Hearts of Heroes, Eco Company Teens and Science Max.

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WGWW at a glance

Call sign
WGWW
Network
Heroes & Icons
Virtual channel
40
RF channel
9
City of license
Anniston, Alabama
TV market
Birmingham (Anniston and Tuscaloosa), AL
Licensee
Hsh Birmingham (wses & Wgww) License, LLC
On the air since
1969
Call sign since
March 2015
FCC facility ID
56642
FCC public file
publicfiles.fcc.gov
Website
www.handitv.com

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WGWW at a glance

Network
Heroes & Icons
Channel
40 (RF 9)
Licensed to
Anniston, AL
TV market
Birmingham (Anniston and Tuscaloosa), AL
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