Editing Charleston, West Virginia (section)

===Television===
The Charleston–[[Huntington, West Virginia|Huntington]] TV market is the second-largest television market by area east of the Mississippi River and 64th-largest in terms of households in the U.S., serving counties in central West Virginia, eastern [[Kentucky]], and southern [[Ohio]]. There are four [[VHF]] and ten [[Ultra high frequency|UHF]] television stations in the market. [[WSAZ-TV]] was the market's first station, going on air in 1949.<ref name=Alicoate1960>{{citation |title=Radio Annual and Television Year Book |oclc=10512206 |year=1960 |editor=Charles A. Alicoate |publisher= Radio Daily Corp. |location=New York |chapter=Television Stations: West Virginia |chapter-url= https://archive.org/stream/radio00radi#page/861/mode/2up }}</ref>
{| class="wikitable"
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! Call sign !! Channel !! Description
|-
| style="width:15%;"| [[WSAZ-TV]]
| style="width:15%;"| 3
| style="width:70%;"| ([[NBC]]) / ([[MyNetworkTV]] on DT2)
|-
| [[WCHS-TV]]
| 8
| ([[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]) / ([[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]] on DT2)
|-
| [[WVAH]]
| 11
| ([[Catchy Comedy]])
|-
| [[WOWK]]
| 13
| ([[CBS]])
|-
| [[WLPX]]
| 29
| ([[ION Television|ION]])
|-
| [[WQCW]]
| 30
| ([[The CW]])
|-
| [[WVPB-TV|WVPB]]
| 33
| ([[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]])
|-
| [[WTSF]]
| 61
| [[Ashland, Kentucky|Ashland]], Kentucky ([[Daystar Television Network|Daystar]])
|}