My32

MY32 is the place for entertainment programming in Northeast Wisconsin as well as live broadcasts of High School Football and the Wisconsin Herd Basketball team.

MY32 first signed on the air in 1984 as independent WXGZ. It changed its call sign in 1994 to WACY, and its lineup included UPN programming and several children’s programs. Journal Communications purchased the station in 2012, creating a duopoly with WGBA.

In April 2015 it became a member of the E.W. Scripps family. MY32 carries the best current and past comedy line up such as 2 Broke Girls, Mom, Mike & Molly, Two & A Half Men and Modern Family.

We also program a full weekend evening of blockbuster movies each Saturday and Sunday:

THIS WEEK

Saturday 10/24

1:00pm “Quarantine” 2008, Jennifer Carpenter, Steve Harris

7:00pm No Movie

Sunday 10/25

7:00pm “Quarantine” 2008, Jennifer Carpenter, Steve Harris

THE FOLLOWING WEEK

Saturday 10/31

12:30pm “Happy Birthday to Me” 1981, Melissa Sue Anderson

7:00pm No Movie

Sunday 11/1

6:30pm “Happy Birthday to Me” 1981, Melissa Sue Anderson

THE WEEK AFTER

Saturday 11/7

1:00pm “Prom Night” 1980, Leslie Nielsen, Jamie Lee Curtis

7:00pm “I Know What You Did Last Summer” 1997, (R 11/21 7p)

Sunday 11/8

7:00pm “Prom Night” 1980, Leslie Nielsen, Jamie Lee Curtis