completed on July 15. On October 24, 2022, the station announced that its second subchannel would affiliate with Fox on November 14, replacing WSYX-DT3 from Columbus on local cable and satellite systems, six days before the start of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The subchannel brands itself as Fox 5, in reference to its Spectrum cable position. The subchannel also carries MyNetworkTV programming as part of its weeknight late night schedule, duplicating the prime time scheduling of WSYX-DT2 (which otherwise carries This TV as a primary affiliation and remains on market cable systems). WSYX's main ABC channel continues to be carried on area cable systems, along with CBS affiliates WBNS-TV from Columbus and WIYE-LD from Parkersburg, West Virginia. Programming Syndicated programming on WHIZ-DT1 includes Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, Funny You Should Ask, The People's Court, The Kelly Clarkson Show, and Family Feud. Syndicated programming on WHIZ-DT2 includes You Bet Your Life, 25 Words or Less, Seinfeld, Last Man Standing, The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon, and Dish Nation. Subchannels The station's digital signal is multiplexed: Availability WHIZ is seen on cable systems in several adjacent counties, including Coshocton, Guernsey, Hocking, Licking, Morgan and Perry. It is shown on cable as far south as Nelsonville and used to be on cable systems as far west as Lancaster, Ohio, but has not been carried on cable any farther west than Perry County, the Buckeye Lake region and Granville in several years. Other stations Marquee Broadcasting also owns and operates radio stations WHIZ AM, WHIZ-FM ("Z-92"), and WZVL ("Highway 103"). The WHIZ Media Group operated WCVZ ("Highway 102") prior to its replacement by what is now WWLG ("La Grande 102.5"); it continues to hold WWLG's license, even though that station moved from Zanesville to the Columbus market in 2009 and is operated by Urban One through a local marketing agreement. Until early 2008, WHIZ also operated CW Plus stations in Zanesville (WBZV) and Parkersburg, West Virginia (WBPB). After their closure, it was replaced on cable lineups by WWHO in Zanesville and WQCW in Parkersburg. The CW Plus has since been reinstated on Zanesville cable lineups, now operated directly by the various cable providers serving the market. References External links Zanesville, Ohio HIZ-TV NBC network affiliates Fox network affiliates MyNetworkTV affiliates Cozi TV affiliates Television channels and stations established in 1953 1953 establishments in Ohio Marquee Broadcasting