It's our anniversary: WTTV turns 70

Monday, November 11 is the historic 70th anniversary of WTTV - the longest continuously-running TV station in Indiana. We're kicking off a year-long celebration of WTTV's past, present and the exciting things in store for the future of your local CBS affiliate and trusted source for in-depth, accurate, and up-to-the-minute news coverage in central Indiana.

[@ufothing]

Hi all ,,as a kid I remember watching WTTV in 1965 ,,I moved in the fall of 2016 to S. W. Mississippi and sure miss ch 4 .

[@silverstar4289]

Indiana university basketball coverage was the best in the Nation. They directors and camera crews never missed a great play. They knew the game.

[@VBaskin2010]

I Hope you can bring the "4 The Good Times" slogan as well!

[@1Soniccool]

They didn't mention anything about WTTV being a UPN affiliate until they went with WB in April 1998 as WB 4

[@Scarletspeedster68]

Just a minute, CBS4, one of your competitors, namely WRTV, started almost six months earlier (as WFBM) when their station signed on the air on May 30, 1949. But Happy Belated 70th Anniversary to you both!

[@danieldougan269]

When I was three years old in 1983, I appeared on a WTTV show called "Info for Living" because some people thought I was a child prodigy. (I sure showed them!)
At the time, my mother was in graduate school at University of Indianapolis (then known as Indiana Central College) for her master's degree in elementary education, and she told her professor about me. The professor hosted the show and interviewed me.
I was reluctant to do it, but they promised me I could meet Cowboy Bob so I agreed. But then I got to the station, and I was told he was "out feeding his horses." I was so disappointed but did the show anyway.

[@arlichar11]

there was show when i was young in 80s.. had lady with settler clothes and a corncob pipe ?

[@ndog2005]

Horrible, Interrupted judge show to tell who trump's running mate is, why in the blanky blank can that be told on the news cast?? MAD!!