– Duke women's golf junior Anne Chen turned in her fifth career round in the 60s to close the Windy City Collegiate Classic on Tuesday at the 6,442-yard, par-72 Exmoor Country Club in Highland Park, Ill.Ĭhen, who hails from Sugar Land, Texas, carded four birdies in the final round to shoot a 3-under, 69, en route to placing tied for fourth with a 2-over-par, 218, over 54 holes.
So, 87.7 FM is not coming back, but KOTV management say they are pursuing a radio partnership to air newscasts.Īnd of course, during breaking news, and severe weather, carries streaming video online.HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. "Well, I would imagine in the future we would see products like that, that you could detect the audio off a digital TV signal, there's no reason that wouldn't work, but for now, I don't know of any product on the market like that," said KOTV Chief Engineer Gerald Weaver. Eventually, cell phones and other hand held electronics will pickup digital TV sound, but not yet. There is the not as handy option of using a television in the car to pickup Channel 6. "Well if we can find some other way, we'll let folks know about, but we're sorry it's an inconvenience right now," said KOTV receptionist Kortney Smith. Hundreds of listeners called in to ask if it will come back. KOTV viewers noticed the loss of programming on the radio right away. "87.7 is an anomaly of Channel 6, because of the channel position, it butts right up against the FM band," said KOTV Chief Engineer Gerald Weaver. KOTV's chief engineer says having TV sound on 87.7 FM was a coincidence of the frequency for Channel 6. The radio broadcast of Channel 6 is a casualty of the digital conversion and the end of analog broadcasting. "When we changed the program on analog Channel 6, 87.7 followed suit and so now the program that's on that channel now is what you hear on the radio," said KOTV Chief Engineer Gerald Weaver. But, that ended Tuesday with the switchover to digital only broadcasting. Many Channel 6 viewers were also Channel 6 listeners on 87.7 FM. That ended yesterday with the end of programming on analog Channel 6. TULSA, OK - What happened to the TV sound on 87.7 FM? Afternoon drive was a peak time for people to listen to Channel 6 on the radio when they were driving home from work.
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