DWIZ

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1946–1949	1949–1972	1972–1978	1978-1986	1986–1991


1991–2002	2002–2024	2024–2026	2026–present

KZPI/DZPI

1946–1949

DWIZ first went on air in July 1946 as KZPI of Philippine Broadcasting Corporation of Andres Soriano Sr. A year later, it became DZPI, after D replaced K as the first letter on the callsigns of Philippine radio stations.

1949–1972

In 1949, Manila Broadcasting Company, owner of DZRH and DZMB, acquired Philippine Broadcasting Corp., and with it, DZPI.

It, along with DZRH and DZMB, was shut down on September 23, 1972 with the declaration of Martial Law.

1972–1978

On September 24, 1972, the station returned - now under a new callsign, DWIZ.

1978-1986

1986–1991

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In 1986, DWIZ began to adopt a format that was a mix of music and news.

1991–2002

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In 1991, after four decades, DWIZ was sold to Aliw Broadcasting Corporation. The Sunshine City branding was dropped and DWIZ veered completely to news and public service. Aliw's FM station DWQZ (97.9 Home Radio) followed suit three years after. The station also had a station manager, a former pillar from now-former sister station DZRH, Rey Langit (now with Abante Radyo).

2002–present

2002–2024

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In 2014, when the ALC Group of Companies acquired RPN, its AM stations became partial affiliates to DWIZ. Before this, DWIZ tied up with RPN as radio partner (RPN itself had a Manila AM radio station, DWWW, until 1986 when, after RPN was sequestered by the government, the station's frequency was awarded to ABS-CBN, on which it launched DZMM (now DWPM)).

In 2023, the news and commentary format would be adopted by Aliw's Home Radio stations that became DWIZ News FM (except the Manila Home Radio station) - this went on until 2026.

2024–2026

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2026–present

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Under the management of new station manager Joel Gorosope, the station changed its format to a mix of news, commentary, and easy listening music (similar to sister station 97.9 Home Radio), just as Aliw's FM stations dropped the news format and reverted to music and entertainment (again, under Home Radio). The station also adopted a new logo, restoring the 2002-24 symbol, but now with the Aliw corporate symbol instead of the microphone.

V • T • E

Aliw Broadcasting Corporation

Part of ALC Group of Companies

Radio
AM stations:
DWIZ 882 (Metro Manila)
FM stations:
Home Radio Network
Luzon: 97.9 Home Radio (Metro Manila) | 98.3 Home Radio (Dagupan) | 95.1 Home Radio (Naga) | 92.3 Home Radio (Legazpi) | 94.3 Home Radio (Palawan)
Visayas: 89.5 Home Radio (Iloilo) | 106.7 Home Radio (Cebu)
Mindanao: 93.5 Home Radio (Cagayan de Oro) | 98.7 Home Radio (Davao) | 98.3 Home Radio (General Santos)
Lamrag Radio
Lamrag Radio 89.5 (Tacloban) | Lamrag Radio 95.7 (Catbalogan)

Television
Aliw Channel 23 | DWIZ News TV

Programming block
NewsWatch Plus

Internet, digital and social media platfroms
DWIZ News Digital | Home Radio | NewsWatch Plus

Former
DWIZ News FM

Defunct/Inactive
DWIZ 936 (Mindoro)

V • T • E

MBC Media Group

Divisions:

Subsidiaries:
Pacific Broadcasting Systems | Cebu Broadcasting Company | Philippine Broadcasting Corporation | Operation Tulong

FM Stations

V • T • E

Love Radio Network

Luzon

¹Operated by Pacific Broadcasting Systems
²Operated by Cebu Broadcasting Company
³Operated by Broadreach Broadcasting Corporation
⁴Operated by RVV Broadcast Ventures