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WESH
| WESH | |
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| Brand | WESH 2 |
| City of License | Orlando, Florida |
| Market | Daytona Beach/Orlando, Florida |
| Channel | 11.3 digital (ATSC 3.0) 23.4 digital (ATSC 1.0) 2 virtual Previous: analog 2 (1956-2009) |
| Network Affiliation | Current: NBC Me-TV on DT2 |
| Founded | 1956 |
| Company | Hearst Television (Duopoly with WKCF) |
| President | |
| Current Popular Non-Network Shows |
Access Hollywood
Entertainment Tonight |
WESH is the NBC affiliate serving the Daytona Beach/Orlando television market, broadcasting on digital channel 11 while displayed on tuners as virtual 2. Its subcarrier are Me-TV. It operates two translators, one on digital channel 18 in Orange City and the other on digital 24 in Ocala (both retaining virtual channel 2 under PSIP).
WESH signed on in 1956 on analog channel 2 as an NBC station and has maintained that affiliation to this day. WESH was the default NBC affiliate for Gainesville, Florida until 2009, when WNBW/channel 9 signed on as that market's self-contained NBC affiliate.
WESH is one of two "lighthouse stations" in the market hosting the ATSC 3.0 broadcast standard transmitted by two other stations, WKCF/channel 18 (CW) and WUCF/channel 24 (PBS). WESH's ATSC 1.0 signal is transmitted on the subchannel tier of WKCF.
WESH's logo in 1965.
Current Prime-Time Schedule
External Links
Official website for WESH
- Query the FCC's TV station database for WESH
