WWTH-DT

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WWTH-DT, virtual and digital VHF channel 2, is a LUCASRIO-affiliated station serving and licensed to Welterhampton, North Welter. WWTH-DT is owned by LUCASRIO Media Group, as part of a duopoly with Welterhampton-licensed ABC-affiliated station WELT-DT (channel 7). The two stations share studios and transmitter in the LUCASRIO Studios in Welterhampton, near the Welter Imperial towers.

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Early years; Independent(1951-1986)

The station signed on in February 5, 1951, become the Capital City's first television station. was the only station in Welterhampton until 1969 with foundation of MWUB-TV(now MCFT-DT - NBC), MFVE(Defunct in 1991 until 2018 - CBS) in 1971 and WELT in 1973. The station debuts local newscasts in January 1968 with the 6PM Report with Dan Johns and 11PM Report with Jack Joseph. In 1974 become the Welterhampton's first television station with Color Television. In 1976 the newscasts changed names to Action 2 News. In April 1984, Signed on MDFC-TV in Dom Flavio(2 weeks after becoming city). In December 1985, the broadcaster is in the process of selling to an owner named Paulo Reinaldo to broadcast the programming in Portuguese-language, The station was sold in May 1986.

Portuguese-language station(1986-present)

In May 11, 1986, the station switch to the portguese-language station, called TV Welterhampton, broadcasting Rede Globo programming until Lucas A. Welter sell the station in 2001 become again the independent station, Newspapers started calling TVW Notícias respectively. In July 2006, WWTH become the first TV station in High Definition(HD newscasts in November 2007) In October 3, 2012, the station came to call LUCASRIO 2.

Sister Stations

WELT(7, ABC)

MDFC(55, LUCASRIO - Dom Flavio)

MCTY(25, MyNetwork - Spruce City)

Current on-air

Lucas A. Welter(owner and news anchor from WWTH and MCTY, since 1986)

Rita P. Rios(since April 2019, former MUNI-LP news anchor)

Kennedy Johnston(weekend news anchor from MCTY)

Former on-air

Jack Joseph(1968-1986; 2018-2019, later on MEDV in Endreaville, South Welter from 1986 to 2009 and MSOE from 2009-2018, Retired in August 2019)

Dan Johns(1968-1980, die in 1982)

Don Johnson(Meteorologist, 1973-1986, die in October 2007)

Patrick Davis(Sports anchor, 1977-1986, now on MLS-DT in Little Stark, Welter Valley)

Mara Luiza Oliveira(news anchor, 1993-2009 and 2017-2019)