WGN — may refer to:* WGN (AM), a radio station (720 AM) licensed to Chicago, Illinois, United States * WGN TV, a television station (channel 9 analog/19 digital) licensed to Chicago, Illinois, United States * WGN America, a cable television network… … Wikipedia
WGN-TV — Création 5 avril 1948 Propriétaire Tribune Company Langue anglais Pays … Wikipédia en Français
WGN-TV — (Canal 9) es un Chicago affiliada de WB Television Network … Enciclopedia Universal
wgn — Definition: Central Semitic, to beat, press; noun *gint , oil or wine press (* t , feminine suffix). a. Gath, from Hebrew gat (⇐ *gatt ⇐ *gitt ⇐ *gint), a press, from *gint; b. Gethsemane, from Greek Gethsēmani, from Hebrew gat šemen, oil press… … The American Heritage dictionary of the English language
WGN-TV — Infobox Broadcast call letters = WGN TV station station branding = WGN Chicago s CW (general) WGN News (newscasts) WGN Sports (sports telecasts) station slogan = Chicago s Very Own analog = 9 (VHF) digital = 19 (UHF) subchannels = (see article)… … Wikipedia
WGN (AM) — Infobox Radio Station name = WGN city = Chicago, Illinois area = Chicago, Illinois branding = News/Talk 720 slogan = The Voice of Chicago airdate = June 1, 1924 frequency = 720 kHz HD Radio format = News/Talk/Sports power = 50.0 kW haat = class … Wikipedia
WGN Morning News — is a popular morning news program that airs on WGN TV in Chicago. It airs from Monday Friday 5:00 9:00 a.m. CST. It does not air on WGN s superstation signal.Known for its fun and rambunctious attitude, the anchors and reporters are often silly… … Wikipedia
WGN America — Infobox TV channel name = WGN America logofile = Wgnamerica.jpg logosize = 200px logoalt = logo2 = launch = 1978 closed date = picture format = share = share as of = share source = network = The WB/Kids WB (1995 1999) owner = Tribune Company… … Wikipedia
WGN — Wellington Spitzname: Windy Wellington Lage … Deutsch Wikipedia
wgn — Central Semitic, to beat, press; noun *gint , oil or wine press (* t , feminine suffix). a. Gath, from Hebrew gat (< *gatt < *gitt < *gint), a press, from *gint; b. Gethsemane, from Greek … Universalium
