WHO 13+ streaming app now available on Amazon Fire, Roku, and Apple TV
Our station has launched a free streaming app available on Amazon Fire, Roku, and Apple TV. The TV streaming app allows viewers to watch all of our newscasts, Hello Iowa, and SoundOFF in real time, no more two-hour delay! Viewers can also watch on-demand videos highlighting sports, local news, and more.
Amazon Fire: Press the 'home' button on your remote. In the upper left corner of the menu you'll see a magnifying glass icon, click it. Then, search for WHO 13+ and click download.
Roku: Press the 'home' button on your remote to open the menu. Scroll down the menu until you find the streaming store. When you open the store, search for WHO 13+ and click download.
Apple TV: Open the Apple TV App Store app. When opened, search for WHO 13+ and then click the 'get' button to download.
Great news! Viewers who don't have Amazon Fire, Roku, or Apple TV can watch our newscasts, Hello Iowa, and SoundOFF live on our website and our app.
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