WBOR-TV

WBOR-TV is a RKO Network-owned-and-operated TV station licensed to, , United States and serving the area. The station is owned by RKO Entertainment. WBOR's studios are located at 75 Morrissey Boulevard in and it's transmitter is located in the Rice Conservation Land in.

It is the Boston flagship TV station of the Boston Beacons of the Professional Soccer League (PSL) and the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League (NHL).

History
WBOR-TV signed-on July 26, 1954 with station identification followed by an airing of the film Citizen Kane.

The station moved into three floors of the Leon Electric Building in in 1995, bringing a new news studio along with it.

In 2014, WBOR-TV moved into the former studio in Dorchester after RKO's lease for the station's space in the Leon Electric Building expired.

Programming
Syndicated programming on WBOR-TV includes King of the Hill, The Simpsons, Small Wonder, Maximum Exposure, The Andy Griffith Show, Malcolm in the Middle, Webster, Forensic Files, Everybody Hates Chris, and Storrs Media/Telco Productions' E/I TV programs: DragonflyTV, Animal Rescue, and Missing.

Newscast themes

 * "" by (1975-present) (General Newscasts Theme)
 * "Move Closer to Your World '91" by (1994-present) (Breaking News Theme)

Notable current on-air staff

 * Edward St. John - weekday morning anchor (formerly with, , , , and WCSM-TV)
 * Elizabeth Baëta-Quansah - weekday morning anchor (formerly with )
 * Amanda Nahng - weekday morning meteorologist (AMS Seal of Approval)
 * Gil John Forrester - weekday morning traffic reporter
 * Esteban Olazábal Loya - weekday evening anchor
 * Kenneth Royce - weekday evening anchor
 * Marissa Hopoate - weekday evening anchor (formerly with )
 * Ray Agnoletto - weekday & weekend evening weatherman (AMS Seal of Approval)
 * Luigi Agnoletto II - weekday & weekend evening traffic reporter
 * Jamie Breathnach - weekday reporter
 * Douglas McWhirter - weekday reporter (formerly with, , , and )
 * Frank Gjertsen - weekday reporter
 * Tamara Ghazzawi - weekday reporter (formerly with and )
 * Manjula Bir Singh - weekday reporter
 * Betsy Rabinowitz - weekday reporter (formerly with and )
 * Alicia Kavanaugh Jr. - weekday reporter (formerly with WCSM-TV)
 * Frank Fitzpatrick - weekday reporter
 * Ivan F. Rees - weekday reporter (formerly with )
 * Alan Kempthorne - weekday reporter
 * Nathan Haim - weekday sports reporter
 * Karla Narjinari - weekend morning anchor
 * Rick & Thomas Tremain - weekend morning anchors (formerly with and )
 * Bruce Thormaigh - weekend morning anchor
 * Nolan Burger - weekend morning weatherman (AMS Seal of Approval)
 * R. Jackson Bochart - weekend morning traffic reporter
 * Alice Heidegger - weekend evening anchor
 * Barry Talukdar - weekend evening anchor
 * Wayne Ovadia - weekend evening anchor
 * Sinead Ashley-Cooper - weekend reporter (formerly with and )
 * Barry Quast - weekend reporter
 * Tracy Madeline Hetherington - weekend reporter (formerly with, , and )
 * Benjamin Van Zyl - weekend sports reporter
 * Jerry Siqueiros - helicopter reporter (WBOR 12 SkyEye) (formerly with, , & , and )
 * Alex Schwartzreich - helicopter reporter (WBOR 12 SkyEye)
 * Moe Gjonbalaj - consumer investigator (WBOR 12 Let Moe Know)