The way Michigan lost that game today...

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...was very Lionsesque. (to use a famous quotation that was lost in the big forum purge)

I have an antenna in attic and have no problem whatsoever, the problem is the TV station it’s a low power station and just naturally is limited to a small footprint for coverage area my question is why so many subs even full power stations don’t have 9 subs. And then you have to remember that there...

Same to you.

Today is here and I can confirm that none of WDIV's subchannels are showing the Macy's Parade. I'm going to flip between WDIV and WNWO.

EDIT: The Macy's Parade is also available on NBC's apps and is also being streamed on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IAsVIDhjm4

You are correct, neither WADL nor WDIV-DT3 (which now clears NBC preemptions) are airing the Macy's Parade this year. Depending on where you are, WNWO, WEYI and WILX will be airing it. Of course WWJ will be showing CBS' Macy's Parade program, which is virtually coverage of the starting point of the ...

Also off the air here in Wyandotte.

No problems in Wyandotte.

I've stumbled across this site, which indicates that the upstart NewsNet will be on 14.9 in Detroit: http://yournewsnet.com/where-to-see-newsnet/ Perhaps there will soon be a test pattern or teaser loop running? Cheers! Statmanmi CBN's upcoming OTA news network has also listed WHNE as one of their ...

This coming Thanksgiving, both the NBC coverage of and the CBS coverage of the Macy's Parade in New York City will be preempted in at least two Michigan markets. In Detroit, WDIV is, of course, dumping the NBC version to show America's Thanksgiving Parade. Meanwhile, in Lansing, WLNS is preempting t...

And more closures have been announced:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/20 ... 933522002/

The only Michigan closure in this round is the Sears store in Battle Creek.

RabbitEars is only listing a PSIP of WHNE for 14.8 to 14.12, with no networks listed for any of these.

WNIC has confirmed that it will be switching sometime tomorrow morning.

Test.

A recent videotape find got me some TNT from late 1997. All local ads were TC-area businesses (except one), and there were some ads for a cable system known as Cable Michigan. I couldn't find some info on this company, so does anyone have a clue as to what it was like? Back in 2001, Cable Michigan ...

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