WBSF, (branded as CW 46) is the CW affiliate for the Flint-Saginaw-Bay City, Michigan television market. Formerly affiliated with The WB, it is operated by Barrington Broadcasting Company, which also operates WEYI, the NBC affiliate for the same market.
WBSF signed on its analog transmitter on September 13, 2006. However, WBSF has been seen on cable since 2004, and it was on added to WEYI's digital second digital subchannel in 2006. The station w...
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WBSF, (branded as CW 46) is the CW affiliate for the Flint-Saginaw-Bay City, Michigan television market. Formerly affiliated with The WB, it is operated by Barrington Broadcasting Company, which also operates WEYI, the NBC affiliate for the same market.
WBSF signed on its analog transmitter on September 13, 2006. However, WBSF has been seen on cable since 2004, and it was on added to WEYI's digital second digital subchannel in 2006. The station was also the Detroit Pistons' Mid-Michigan home from the station's inception until 2006; then-fellow WB affiliate WMYD (channel 20) in Detroit, along with WDIV-TV (channel 4), Detroit's NBC affiliate, became the flagship Pistons stations during the fall of 2004. (Until WBSF was formed, Mid-Michigan viewers watched Pistons games through another Detroit station, WKBD.)
Prior to WBSF's opening in 2004, WB programming was seen on WEYI in the early-2000s, mainly in the overnight periods. Before WEYI's involvement began, mid-Michigan had no WB...
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