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Mercy Education Project Named Champion in Action
Mercy Education Project has been named a Champion in Action by Channel 7 and Charter One. The organization helps disadvantaged adults open the door to a brighter future for themselves and their families. Video Watch Video
WXYZ.com: Now There’s an App for That
We can’t resist using Apple’s tag line, “There’s an app for that.” Today, we're thrilled to launch the first iPhone app from any Detroit area news organization. The WXYZ.com app is a cool new place to find the latest news, weather, traffic and more... And it’s free! Video Watch Video
Attention College Students, Apply for a MAB Scholarship
Are you a college student currently pursuing a career in a broadcast-related field? If so, WXYZ-TV, in cooperation with the Michigan Association of Broadcasters Foundation, is offering a one-time, $1,000 scholarship.
WARM Training Center: A Champion in Action
WARM Training Center has been named A Champion in Action for their effort to show people how they can build, live and work in the most environmentally friendly way possible. Video Watch Video
Junior Achievement of Southeastern Michigan Named Champion in Action
Junior Achievement of Southeastern Michigan was named a Champion in Action by Channel 7 and Charter One Bank. The organization works with students, educators and the business community to inspire and prepare young people to succeed. Video Watch Video
On Top
While 1967 was a terrible year for Detroit, 1968 was as bad for the nation. As Detroit struggled to regain its footing from the riots that had ripped at its very heart, the country was being pulled apart by the mounting body count in Vietnam. It became the first war to be fought daily in living rooms on the evening news. The power and impact of television was suddenly being understood in a whole new way.
Soup's On
By 1952 this new world of television was really taking shape. The Auntie Dee show, the first of our children’s shows, had moved to national distribution as had Fred Wolfe’s Motor City Wrestling. By the end of the year the top six shows on television were Howdy Doody, Kate Smith, Perry Como, Auntie Dee, Strike It Rich and the CBS News with Douglass Edwards, who had also started out in Detroit.
All the News
All ABC-owned stations, such as Detroit, began to see local news as the future in local programming. Consequently, they "beefed up" their news operations. It made sense economically, but also rang the death knell for any non-news local programming. Also, ABC began developing more of its own programming. And they started taking more risks.
Job Opportunities
Employment openings are posted on the website of our parent company. Click here to see the most recent listing.

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WXYZ is looking for organizations that regularly distribute information about employment opportunities to job applicants or have job applicants to refer. If your organization would like to receive notification of job vacancies at our station, please notify Debbie Suminski via email at: dsuminski2@scripps.com

WXYZ-TV is an equal opportunity employer.

WXYZ-TV Internship Program
WXYZ-TV has an internship program for students currently enrolled in an academic program leading to a degree in Mass Communications, Journalism, Public Relations, Graphics and/or related courses. ALL SUMMER INTERSHIPS HAVE BEEN FILLED. PLEASE CHECK BACK IN THE FALL!
Since September, 1998, all of your favorite WXYZ Channel 7 programs and Action News newscasts, along with many of your favorite ABC hit shows and sporting events, have been broadcast in digital on channel WXYZ-DT 7.1. With sparkling clear pictures and digital sound, it’s an incredibly rich viewing experience.

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WXYZ-TV FCC Form 388 Amendment

WXYZ-TV EEO Public File Report
The purpose of this EEO Public File Report ("Report") is to comply with Section 73.2080c(6) of the FCC's 2002 EEO Rule. This Report has been prepared on behalf of the Station Employment Unit that is comprised of the following station(s): WXYZ-TV and (Communities of License) and is required to be placed in the public inspection files of these stations, and posted on their websites, if they have websites.  |  Document WXYZ-TV EEO Report - June 1, 2008 - May 28, 2009 (731.8KB)


Most Popular
WXYZ-TV, Channel 7, is Detroit’s #1 rated television station and home to some of the most popular shows on TV. Channel 7 is honored to be chosen as this year’s “TV Station Of The Year” by the Michigan Association Of Broadcasters.

In addition, in 2008, WXYZ-TV was the recipient of the following prestigious awards:

• Best Website, Best Newscast and Best Spot News by the Michigan AP Broadcasters Association

• Emmy Awards for: Best Newscast, Daytime and Evening Broadcast, Breaking News and Weather by the Michigan chapter of NATAS (National Association Of Television Arts And Sciences).

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