WISCTV

WISCTV, also known as Wisconsin's Independent State Television, is a non-profit educational television station based in Madison, Wisconsin. It was founded in 1971 and is operated by the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The station's primary mission is to provide educational programming to the state of Wisconsin, with a focus on public affairs, cultural programming, and children's education.

WISCTV broadcasts on digital channel 11.1 and is available over-the-air in the Madison area. The station also streams its programming online, making it accessible to viewers across the state and beyond. Its programming includes a variety of shows, such as documentaries, news and public affairs programs, and children's educational series.

The station is funded through a combination of sources, including grants, viewer support, and contributions from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. It operates independently from the University, with its own board of directors and management team.

WISCTV has won numerous awards for its programming, including regional and national Emmys. The station's commitment to educational programming and public affairs has made it a valuable resource for Wisconsin residents and a respected voice in the state's media landscape.