  | Flint/Saginaw/Bay City, MIwww.ConnectMidMichigan.comwww.cw46online.comWEYI is a full power UHF station that began broadcasting in 1953 as a CBS affiliate and became an NBC affiliate in 1995.WEYI broadcasts its analog signal on channel 25 and its full power digital signal on channel 30. WEYI is carried by bothEchostar’s DISH network and DirecTV. WBSF is a full power UHF station that began broadcasting in September 2006 and became an affiliate of the CW network at that time. |
 | WNWO Toledo, OHwww.ToledoOnTheMove.comWNWO is a full power UHF station that began broadcasting in 1966 as the flagship of the Overmeyer Network. It became an independent in 1967, was affiliated with ABC in 1970 through 1995, when it became an NBC affiliate. WNWO broadcasts its analog signal on channel 24 and its full power digital signal on channel 49. WNWO is carried by both DirecTV and EchoStar’s Dish Network. |
  | WSTM/WSTQ Syracuse, NYwww.CNYCentral.comwww.wstq.comBarrington acquired WSTM and WSTQ as part of the acquisition. WSTM is a full power VHF station that has been an NBC affiliate since it began broadcasting in 1953. WSTM broadcasts its analog signal on channel 3 and its full power digital signal on channel 54. WSTM is carried by both DirecTV and EchoStar’s dish network.WSTQ broadcasts its analog signal on channel 14. Despite being a low power station, WSTQ can be seen across the Syracuse DMA through local cable systems in the area. WSTQ has been broadcasting since 2003 and became a CW affiliate in September 2006. |
 | WACH Columbia, SCwww.MidlandsConnect.comWACH FOX is a full-power UHF station serving Columbia, SC, the 79th television market. It began broadcasting in 1980 as a Christian Independent Station and became a FOX affiliate in 1988. WACH broadcasts its signal on channel 48 (virtual channel 57). The station can also be seen on both DirecTV and DISH Network. |
 | KGBT Harlingen/Weslaco/McAllen/Brownsville, TXwww.ValleyCentral.comKGBT is a full power VHF station that has been a CBS affiliate since it began broadcasting in 1953. KGBT broadcasts its analog signal on channel 4 and its full power digital signal on channel 31. The station is carried by both DirecTV and Echo Star’s DISH Network. |
  | KXRM/KXTU Colorado Springs/Pueblo, COwww.ColoradoConnection.comwww.kxtu.comKXRM is a full power UHF station that began broadcasting in 1985 and became affiliated with the FOX network in 1987. KXRM, which was the one of the first broadcasters in the market to go fully digital, broadcasts its analog signal on channel 21 and its full power digital signal on channel 22. The station can also be seen on both DirecTV and EchoStar’s DISH Network.KXTU is a low power station that broadcasts from Cheyenne Mountain, which overlooks Colorado Springs. Although the station is housed and staffed alongside KXRM, it is programmed and promoted as a separate station. The station which began broadcasting in November 1999, broadcasts its analog signal on channel 57 and is not required by the FCC to broadcast in digital given its low-power station status.KXTU can be viewed throughout the Colorado Springs DMA as it is carried on all local cable systems in the market and can also be seen on DirecTV and EchoStar’s DISH network. KXTU has been a CW affiliate since September 2006. |
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 | WPBN/WTOM Traverse City/Cadillac, MIwww.UpNorthLive.comBoth WPBN and WTOM are full power VHF stations serving the Traverse City/Cadillac DMA. WPBN began broadcasting in 1954 as a NBC affiliate and signed WTOM on as a satellite in 1959. WPBN broadcasts its analog signal on channel 7 and its full power digital signal on channel 50. Carrying the programming of WPBN, WTOM broadcasts its analog signal on channel 4 and its full power digital signal on channel 35. WPBN is carried by both Echostar’s DISH network and DirecTV. |
 | WHOI Peoria-Bloomington/Normal, ILwww.YourHeartofIllinois.comwww.hoicw.comWHOI is a full power UHF station that began broadcasting in 1953 as an ABC affiliate. WHOI broadcasts its analog signal on channel 19 and its full power digital signal on channel 40. WHOI can be seen on both DirecTV and EchoStar’s DISH network. |
  | KVII/KVIH Amarillo, TXwww.ConnectAmarillo.comwww.amarilloscw.comKVII is a full power VHF station that began broadcasting in 1957 as an ABC affiliate. KVII broadcasts its analog signal on channel 7 and its full power digital signal on channel 23. Carrying the programming of KVII, KVIH, in Clovis, New Mexico, broadcasts its analog signal on channel 12. KVII can be seen on EchoStar’s DISH network. |
 | KRCG Columbia/Jefferson City, MOwww.ConnectMidMissouri.comKRCG is a full power VHF station that began broadcasting in 1955 as a CBS affiliate serving the Columbia-Jefferson City DMA.The station operates on analog channel 13 and digital channel 12. KRCG can be seen on both DirecTV and EchoStar’s DISH network. |
 | WFXL Albany, GAwww.MySouthwestGA.comWFXL is a full power UHF station that began broadcasting in 1982 and became a FOX affiliate in 1988. WFXL broadcasts its analog signal on channel 31 and its digital signal on channel 12. WFXL can be seen on EchoStar’s DISH network. |
 | KHQA-TV Quincy, IL-Hannibal, MO-Keokuk, IAwww.ConnectTriStates.comKHQA is a full power VHF station that began broadcasting in 1953 as a CBS affiliate. KHQA broadcasts its analog signal on channel 7 and its full power digital signal on channel 29. KHQA can be seen on both DirecTV and EchoStar’s DISH network. |
| WLUC Marquette, MIwww.UpperMichigansSource.comWLUC is a full power VHF station that began broadcasting in 1956 as a CBS affiliate and became an NBC affiliate in 1995. As of August 2009, WLUC began to broadcast two channels on its analog signal on channel 6 and its full power digital signal on channel 35. WLUC-TV6 is a primary NBC Network Affiliate, WLUC-FOX UP is a primary FOX Network affiliate. WLUC is also carried by Charter Cable and 14 other systems in the market as well as Echostar’s DISH network and DirecTV. |
 | KTVO Kirksville, MO/Ottumwa, IAwww.HeartlandConnection.comKTVO is a full power VHF that began broadcasting in 1955 as an ABC affiliate. KTVO broadcasts its analog signal on channel 3 and its full power digital signal on channel 33. KTVO is not carried by either Echostar’s DISH network or DirecTV, but has retransmission agreements in place, that stipulate that when local-into-local satellite service becomes available in the market, the station will be broadcast to satellite subscribers. |
