Antenna Issue Affecting Charleston-Huntington Broadcast Signals Resolved
The antenna issue affecting WSAZ and WQCW broadcast signals for viewers using antennas in the Charleston-Huntington area has been resolved following repairs to the primary antenna.
Charleston Huntington, WV, November 9, 2026 —
Viewers in the Charleston-Huntington area who rely on antennas to receive broadcast signals from stations WSAZ and WQCW can now expect restored service. An issue that had been impacting the reception of these channels has reportedly been resolved, according to information provided.
The problem, which affected viewers utilizing antennas for signal reception, has been addressed through repairs conducted on the primary antenna responsible for broadcasting WSAZ and WQCW signals. The specific nature of the antenna issue or the exact timeline for when it began was not detailed. Similarly, the identity of the repair personnel or the entity responsible for the repairs was not disclosed.
The resolution of this antenna issue means that viewers in the Charleston-Huntington region who experienced disruptions in their signal quality or complete loss of service from WSAZ and WQCW should now be able to receive broadcasts without interruption. Further details regarding the cause of the malfunction or the specifics of the repair work were not made available. The primary focus remains on the restoration of consistent broadcast signals to the affected audience.
Story summarized from the original created by WSAZ News Staff on www.wsaz.com, see more information here.
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