After discontinuing the all-news format in 1972 , WSNS would not broadcast news programming again until October 1985 , after it became a Spanish International Network affiliate , when it launched a new news department and premiered '' Noticentro 44 '' , a half-hour Spanish-language local newscast airing weeknights at 5:00 and 10:00 p.m. , which were originally anchored by Enrique Gonzalez del Real and Roberta Nozicka , with reporting by David Cordova and Alberto Sillas . As the anchors and formats changed over the years , WSNS ' prime objective was to produce professional and insightful newscasts comparable to any other local television news outlet in the Chicago market . In 2002 , the station expanded its news coverage as part of Telemundo 's strategic plans to revamp its owned-and-operated stations , including its sister stations in New York City , Los Angeles and Miami . On January 15 , 2001 , it launched a morning newscast called '' Buenos Días Chicago '' that aired from 6 to 7 a.m. , but along with sister station KTMD in Houston , it was canceled after the September 11 attacks because of low advertising revenue
September 11 attacks
September 11 attacks
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