WDAY-TV / WDAY Radio

WDAY-TV / WDAY-AM / EDAY-TV
301 8th St. South
Fargo, ND 58103-1826
PO Box 2466
Fargo, ND 58108-2466

http://www.wday.com

(701) 237-6500
(701) 241-5368 (fax)

General Manager: Mark Prather
Business Manager: Bonnie Reberg
TV Programming Director: Susan Eider
General Sales Manager, WDAYTV-AM: Carol Anhorn
Engineer: David Johnson
TV News Director: Jeffrey Nelson
Meteorologist: John Wheeler
Sports Director: Dom Izzo
Assignment Director: Stacey Anderson
Radio General Manager: Kevin Weaver
Radio Operations Manager/Program Director: Lori Becker
Building & Grounds: Nancy Dawson

WDAY TV6 began broadcasting on June 1, 1953 and has been serving the area with the oldest call letters in the Northwest, as the ABC affiliate for the Red River Valley. WDAY TV6 works everyday to live up to its commitment to news, weather and sports making WDAY TV6 "Your News Leader". WDAY TV6 produces 23 live local newscasts each week. Owning the only satellite truck, "LiveStar", in the area is proof to viewers that we have the commitment to cover regional news and sports like no other station in the market. WDAY TV6 has enjoyed a long history with North Dakota State University athletics including producing coaches' shows during the University's football and basketball season which are televised weekly on WDAY TV6, WDAZ TV8, KBMY TV and KMCY TV. WDAY TV6 continues to make a commitment to the region's high school sports each year by televising the Minnesota State High School Basketball regional games.

970 WDAY AM Radio, "Fargo's First Radio", first signed on the air in 1922. With its' NewsTalk format, 970 WDAY, offers local news, weather and sports,mixed with local, regional and national opinion talk shows. If it's going on in the Red River Valley, listeners will be given the opportunity to talk about it on these or other locally produced talk shows. 970 WDAY is home to ABC Radio Network News, WDAY TV's 5, 6 and 10PM newscasts and provides the latest on the weather with WDAY "Storm Tracker" Meteorologists providing information throughout the day, every day.

The Fargo-Moorhead area has been named by several publications as on of the best places to live and raise a family. Fargo is the county seat of Cass County and hub to an array of industries. The area includes three universities and two progressive hospitals with a thriving business community and a strong agricultural economy. There are several galleries, museums, sporting events, parks, golf courses and trails for bike riders and cross-country skiers. Fargo also hosts several concerts each year.