network programming. The two feeds aired most of the same shows at the same times, but occasionally had different schedules. DT3 was added in the last week of January 2011, and aired mostly older public domain sitcoms and cartoons, and a block of TCT-made E/I programming called TCT Kids. In June 2011, WDWO-CD, like many other TCT stations, added SD3, La Fuente (The Source), a Spanish-language religious service, available on 18.4. On June 20, 2019, WDWO moved its TCT affiliation to a reactivated 18.4, with Azteca América taking over on 18.1, returning non-English-language broadcast network programming to Detroit for the first time since May 2017, when WHNE-LD dropped its LATV affiliation. On the same date, a fifth feed was launched, 18.5 (soon changed to 1.1), broadcasting 3ABN programming. Coverage area WDWO's over-the-air signal is viewable throughout the city of Detroit, as well as in Highland Park, Hamtramck, parts of Windsor, and many nearby suburbs as far north as Romeo, as far west as Ypsilanti, and as far south as Trenton; with a high quality antenna, it can be seen as far north as Metamora, as far west as Pinckney, and as far south as Monroe. See also Media in Detroit References DWO-CD Low-power television stations in the United States Television channels and stations established in 1989 Innovate Corp. LX (TV network) affiliates