 A local legend in the Tampa Bay area has it that during its last few months on the air, the station only showed a close-up of a clock; however, the station was showing at least four hours of programming daily (generally from 5 to 9 p.m.) by the time the station folded, at least according to published newspaper schedules, which stations such as WSUN provided.The channel 38 frequency remained dark for 21 years, until WTTA signed on the air in June 1991.That station operates under a different license from WSUN-TV.