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Miami Broadcast Station Public Files Now Online

The Federal Communications Commission requires local broadcast stations to maintain public inspection files, now accessible online. These files detail station operations, programming, and ownership.

10/08/2026 · Sweetwater edition

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Residents interested in the operations and ownership of local radio and television stations can now easily access this information. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires all broadcast stations, including those serving Miami-Dade County, to maintain public inspection files containing documents detailing station operations and ownership.

These files ensure transparency in broadcasting and are freely accessible to the public. They provide details about station programming, community outreach efforts, and ownership structures.

The EEO Annual Public File Report for 2025-2026 is one document available. This report details the station's equal employment opportunity efforts.

Residents can access these files through an online FCC portal. For example, information for station WACC can be found by searching its call sign on the FCC's public files website.

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