W67DP

W67DP
Columbia, South Carolina
Branding	WNXG
Channels	Analog: 67 (UHF)
Affiliations	Telemundo
Owner	WBHQ Columbia LLC (Dove Broadcasting, Inc.)
Founded	July 14, 1996
Former callsigns	W61DA
Former affiliations	Repeater of WKTC, 1996-2007

W67DP, known on-air as WNXG, was a low-powered television station in Columbia, South Carolina, owned by WBHQ Columbia LLC, the owners of WKTC, the local MyNetworkTV affiliate. On August 7, 2007, W67DP began broadcasting programming from Telemundo. W67DP's tower was located in Cayce, with plans for Time Warner Cable to pick up the station.

W67DP was originally a translator for WKTC.

It is unknown when the station went dark; on June 8, 2011, the Federal Communications Commission cancelled W67DP's licesnse, due to inactivity. ^[1] Telemundo programming continues on the second subchannel of WKTC.

References

↑ FCC Broadcast Actions, June 8, 2011.

The State, Jul. 25, 2007, Telemundo to air for Columbia Hispanics
WIS, Jul. 25, 2007, Telemundo comes to the Midlands

Broadcast television in the Midlands of South Carolina, including Columbia

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Stations	WIS (10.1 NBC, 10.2 Bounce, 10.3 Grit TV) WLTX (19.1 CBS, 19.2 Justice Network, 19.3 ANT) WOLO (25.1 ABC, 25.2 This TV, 25.3 QVC, 25.4 Me-TV) WRLK / WRJA (35.1/27.1 PBS/SCETV, 35.2/27.2 SC Channel (Create/PBS Kids/Carolina documentaries), 35.3/27.3 ETV World (DWTV/BBC News/statehouse coverage)) WZRB (47.1 Ion, 47.2 qubo, 47.3 Ion Life, 47.4 Ion Shop, 47.5 QVC Over Air, 47.6 HSN) WKDC-LD (50.1 Daystar) WACH (57.1 Fox, 57.2 GetTV, 57.3 Comet) WKTC (63.1 The CW/MNTV, 63.2 Telemundo, 63.4 Retro TV)

Defunct channels	W67DP 67 (TMD)

South Carolina broadcast television areas by city Augusta, GA/Aiken Charleston Charlotte, NC Columbia Greenville, SC Myrtle Beach Savannah, GA/Hilton Head

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