This was true even after the switch to Fox; until the network began airing a full week's worth of programming in 1994, most Fox stations were essentially programmed as independents. Finally, in 1996, Wabash Valley Broadcasting sold WOGX to the Meredith Corporation, owner of WOFL. Meredith turned WOGX into a semi-satellite of WOFL, and closed down WOGX's separate facility on Southwest 37th Avenue in Ocala (along I-75).
This remained true even after switching to Fox; until the network began airing a full week's worth of programming in 1994. Most Fox stations were essentially independent at that time. In 1996, Wabash Valley Broadcasting sold WOGX to Meredith Corporation, which then integrated WOGX into its own operations and closed down WOGX's separate facility.