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The WTCN radio call sign has been used by multiple broadcasters, originally by a radio station in the Minneapolis-St. Paul region of Minnesota dating to at least the 1930s. A frequency-modulated signal was put out on W9XTC at 26.05 MHz by 1939, but was only activated intermittently according to later records in 1944. Television spinoffs followed:

The first was a predecessor to WCCO-TV, beginning in 1949 until 1952
The second was a predecessor to KARE-TV, from 1957 to 1985

WTCN radio eventually became WWTC 1280 AM.

Presently, WTCN-CA is a low-power (class A) television station licensed to Palm Beach, Florida, broadcasting on channel 43 (possibly using cable channel 15).

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 *The first was a predecessor to '''[[WCCO|WCCO-TV]]''', beginning in [[1949]] until [[1952]]
 *The second was a predecessor to '''[[KARE|KARE-TV]]''', from [[1957]] to [[1985]]
+WTCN radio eventually became [[WWTC]] 1280 AM.
 Presently, '''WTCN-CA''' is a low-power (class A) television station licensed to [[Palm Beach, Florida]], broadcasting on channel 43 (possibly using cable channel 15).

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