By Frank Macek
Starting Monday, June 9th, Northeast Ohio viewers will be able to catch another two full hours of GO! from 7 to 9 a.m.—exclusively on WKYC+, our free streaming channel. It’s a first-of-its-kind move for the station, designed to deliver more of the content you love, wherever and whenever you want to watch.
The new streaming edition of GO! brings the same trusted team of local personalities—Danita Harris, Dave Chudowsky, Matt Wintz, Brissa Bradfield, Candice Hare, David Greenberg and Monica Robins—to a platform that fits into your schedule and your screen of choice, whether that’s a smart TV in the kitchen, your phone on the go, or a tablet by the bedside.
It’s everything you already count on from Channel 3 News—just a little later and a lot more accessible.
What’s New About This GO!?
The 7–9 a.m. block of GO! is not a repeat or a simulcast of the TV broadcast—it’s a fully live and locally produced show, offering new content and updated information. Whether you’re catching up after the kids are off to school or just starting your day, WKYC+ gives you a second chance to connect with the stories, weather, and conversations that matter most.
And the best part? It’s completely free to stream.
Meet the Streaming Team
You already know them. Now you’ll get even more time with them.
- Danita Harris brings deep experience and unmatched heart to Northeast Ohio mornings. Her commitment to community-centered storytelling and positive news is at the core of what GO! is all about.
- Dave Chudowsky delivers a grounded, approachable take on the day’s headlines, morning talkers, and major sports stories. His on-air chemistry with Danita continues to shine in the new streaming format.
- Matt Wintz is your go-to source for real-time, accurate weather—delivered with the kind of clarity and energy that gets you out the door prepared, no matter the season.
- Brissa Bradfield keeps your commute smooth with the latest traffic updates and travel trends around Northeast Ohio. Whether you’re hitting I-480 or navigating downtown, she’s got your back.
Together, they bring the same energy, warmth, and journalistic integrity to WKYC+ that you’ve come to expect every weekday morning on TV.
What You’ll See on the Extended GO!
This new streaming hour is designed for flexibility, offering viewers more of what they want—news, weather, and community—without the rigid structure of a traditional broadcast.
Expect to see:
- Breaking News Updates – Stay informed about what’s happening now in Northeast Ohio and beyond.
- Extended Forecasts – Matt Wintz dives deeper into weather trends, impacts, and hour-by-hour predictions.
- Live Traffic Reports – Brissa Bradfield brings up-to-the-minute traffic info to help you navigate backups and delays.
- Community Spotlights – Inspiring and uplifting stories about the people, places, and programs that make Northeast Ohio special.
This isn’t just news—it’s news that works around your life.
How to Watch WKYC+
Watching WKYC+ is easy and free. You don’t need cable or a login—just an internet connection.
Here’s how to get started:
- On Smart TVs – Search “WKYC+” in your Roku, Amazon Fire TV, or Apple TV app store and download the app.
- On Phones or Tablets – Download the WKYC app from the App Store or Google Play, then tap the “Watch” tab.
- On Desktop – Visit wkyc.com/watch and stream directly from your browser.
- No Fees, No Signup – It’s that simple. Just open the app or webpage and start watching.
Whether you’re on the couch, at the office, or traveling, WKYC+ brings GO! to you wherever you are.
Why It Matters
As viewer habits change, WKYC is staying ahead of the curve by making local news more available and convenient. The expansion of GO! onto WKYC+ reflects a newsroom that listens to its audience and adapts to serve them better.
This new two-hour streaming show ensures that you don’t miss a beat—no matter what time you wake up. It’s smart, fast-paced, and deeply connected to the community we all call home.
So, starting June 9th, make a little extra room in your morning for GO!—now streaming from 7 to 9 a.m. on WKYC+. It’s more of the show you already trust, now on your terms.
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