Indiana's NewsCenter

Indiana's NewsCenter is the collective brand name of the television and news operations in Fort Wayne, Indiana owned and/or managed by Granite Broadcasting Corporation and Malara Broadcast Group under a local marketing agreement.

Granite and Malara run a very similar operation with their Duluth, Minnesota stations under the moniker Northland's NewsCenter.

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Indiana's NewsCenter, began on March 9, 2005 but not completed until November 29, 2005, is a collective name for newscasts for the Fort Wayne, Indiana area's NBC, ABC, Fox and The CW-affiliated stations all operated or owned by Granite Broadcasting. It was originated from newscasts produced by NBC affiliate WPTA-TV (channel 21), but now provides content for all of the channels listed above.

After NBC affiliate WISE-TV (channel 33) was sold to Granite Broadcasting in March 2005, Granite maintained operations at WPTA through a local marketing agreement (LMA). WISE-TV's newscasts are now very similar to WPTA's newscasts and generally have the same anchors and reporting staff. Slow changes to WPTA were made and now a multi-channel format is in place called Indiana's NewsCenter. Now all of the newscasts on these channels have the same look, except one anchor (Linda Jackson) from the original WISE-TV that still currently appears only on WISE-TV. To make clearer which channel each newscast is on, INC's logo is rotated with the respective station's logo.

"The Networks of Indiana's NewsCenter"

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