Looking for more information? Want to know how to get in contact with the station? Need a satellite waiver? We have compiled a list of the questions we hear the most, and put the information together for you -- all in one place.

How do I contact a member of the RTV6 News team?
You can contact our newsteam by going to the e-mail directory or the WRTV personality page. Or you can send your letters to:
WRTV
1330 Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202-2364

WRTV 317-635-9788
WRTV Newsroom 317-269-1440
TheIndyChannel.com 317-269-1476
WRTV Sales 317-269-1413
WRTV News Fax 317-269-1445
WRTV Sales Fax 317-269-1400

Note: Contacting us via e-mail reveals your e-mail address and any other information you include. We will use this information to respond to your inquiry or comments. At this time, we do not collect, store or sell e-mail addresses for any purpose.

If you would like to confirm the accuracy of the information we have collected from you, or if you have questions about the uses of this information, please mail a written request to:
Don Lundy, Vice President, General Manager, WRTV
1330 North Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202

How can I contact Call 6?
You can send an e-mail to call6@theindychannel.com or call 317-269-1466. If e-mailing, make sure to include your name, telephone number and a brief description of the situation.

Where should I send a press release, story idea or news tip?
Please fax all press releases to our RTV6 News assignment desk at 317-269-1445. Newstips can be e-mailed at newstips@theindychannel.com, you can call the RTV6 assignment desk at 317-269-1200 or TheIndyChannel.com staff at 317-269-1476.

How do I request a satellite waiver?
Contact the station by calling 317-269-1492 or sending an e-mail to satellitewaivers@theindychannel.com. Your satellite provider can also answer any additional questions you might have.

Why do program listings in TV Guide and the local papers sometimes differ from what airs?
Some of the services that create programming guides must go to press three to four weeks in advance to get them into viewers homes in time. ABC and WRTV make every effort to keep these listings correct. However, breaking news, weather, and network changes which are beyond our control, sometimes happen after these deadlines. For the latest program information, you can check our WRTV program listings here on TheIndyChannel.com.

What is the difference between WRTV and ABC?
WRTV, which is owned by McGraw-Hill, is a local station which serves all of central Indiana. As a local station, WRTV produces local programs and specials.

ABC is the network which serves the nation through its relationship with the stations it owns and the many affiliates that broadcast ABC programming. ABC produces Good Morning America, the soap operas, primetime shows, 20/20, Nightline, Politically Incorrect, etc. WRTV does not have influence over the production of these programs. If you have comments or questions about network programming, contact ABC or send an e-mail to abccomments@theindychannel.com.

Syndicated programs are produced by other companies which partner with stations in as many markets as possible to air the program.

How do I order a tape or transcript of a news story?
Unfortunately, WRTV does not make copies of tapes or transcripts for viewers. You can call Media Pulse at 317-925-NEWS for information on getting a tape of a past show.

How do I apply for a job at WRTV?
Send your resume to:
Human Resources WRTV
1330 N. Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202

You can check our WRTV job listings posted here on TheIndyChannel. You can also respond specifically to an ad in the newspapers or trade magazines. WRTV is an equal opportunity employer and will consider all qualified candidates regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, age, marital status, disability, matriculation or political affiliation.

Does WRTV give tours?
Tours will only be scheduled Monday through Thursday, from 11 - 11:45 a.m. or 4:30 - 5:15 p.m. No tours will be given during the months of February, May, July or November. No children under the age of seven will be admitted into the studio during news time.

It is the adults' responsibility to control children. The tour guide reserves the right to discontinue the tour if behavioral problems occur.

• Touching of any equipment is not permitted.
• All noise must be kept to a minimum.
• Courtesy and respect to all employees and each other is expected.
• No one person may wander away from the group.
• Destructive and obscene language or behaviors will not be tolerated.

All groups should arrive at the front door reception area. Tours can't include more than 15 total members (including adults). A minimum of one adult chaperone is required for each six children under the age of twelve.

Absolute quiet is expected from all members during news time.

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