WYGN-LD

WYGN-LD
Berrien Springs, Michigan
Slogan	Good News Television
Channels	Digital: 10 (VHF) Virtual: 10.1 (PSIP)
Affiliations	3ABN
Owner	Good News Television
Founded	December 23, 1996
Call letters' meaning	Your Good News
Former callsigns	WYGN-LP (2002-2009) WRDY-LP (2001-2002) W12BK (1996-2001)
Former channel number(s)	Analog: 12 (1996-2009)
Former affiliations	ABC/UPN (1996-2002)
Transmitter power	3 kW
Website	andrews.edu/ILS

WYGN-LD is a low power TV station on channel 10 in Berrien Springs, Michigan, and is an affiliate of 3ABN. WYGN originally signed on as W12BK channel 12, a low-power repeater of WBND-LP, the ABC affiliate in South Bend. On March 14, 2002 the station was transferred to its current owner, Good News Television, who had previously been broadcasting 3ABN programming on the now-WCWW-LD channel 25 in South Bend.

One of the board members of Good News Television, Dr. Robert Moon, is also the treasurer of the Raymond S. and Dorothy N. Moore Foundation, which owns W07CL in Auburn, Indiana, also a 3ABN affiliate.

In January 2007, WYGN-LP was granted a construction permit for a digital companion channel on Channel 10. The FCC granted a license to operate on Channel 10 on July 1, 2009.

Digital television

WYGN-LD's digital signal on channel 10 is multiplexed into the following subchannel lineup:

Channel	Video	Aspect	Programming
10.1	480i	4:3	Main WYGN-LP Programming/3ABN
10.2	480i	4:3	3ABN Latino
10.3	Audio		3ABN Radio
10.4	Audio		Radio 74

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Broadcast television in the Michiana area

Reception of low-powered stations may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Stations	WYGN-LD (10.1 3ABN, 10.2 3ABN Latino, 10.3 3ABN Radio, 10.4 Radio 74) WNDU-TV (16.1 NBC, 16.2 Antenna TV) WEID-LP 18 (Daystar) WSBT-TV (22.1 CBS, 22.2 Fox) WCWW-LD (25.1 CW, 25.2 This TV) WSJV (28.1 H&I, 28.2 Escape) WNIT (34.1 PBS) WHME-TV (46.1 LeSea, 46.2 Cozi TV, 46.3 Blank, 46.4 Bulletin board/WHPD audio) WAAA-LP 49 (Ind.) WBND-LD (57.1 ABC, 57.2 MeTV, 57.3 Movies!) WMYS-LD (69.1 MNTV, 69.2 TMD from WYTU-LD Milwaukee, 69.3 Decades)

Adjacent areas	Chicago Grand Rapids Fort Wayne Indianapolis

Michigan broadcast television areas by city Alpena Detroit Duluth, MN Flint–Saginaw–Bay City Grand Rapids/Kalamazoo Green Bay, WI Lansing/Jackson Marquette Northern Michigan South Bend, IN Toledo, OH

Other television stations in the state of Michigan

Detroit	0 ¹WHNE-LD 14 (LATV (DT1) RTV (DT2) Infomercials (DT3) Tuff (DT4) SBN (DT5) Vibrant (DT6)) WDWO-CD 18 (TCT) WUDT-LD / W48AV 23 (Daystar) ¹ WPXD 31 (ION) W33BY-D 33 (IND/Launch TV) ¹ WADL 38 (Ind/Antenna TV/Word) WLPC-CD 40 (The Family Channel) WUDL-LD 47 (IND)

Grand Rapids Kalamazoo	WUHQ-LD 29 (Daystar) WUHO-LP 36 (IND) ¹ WMKG-CD 38 (The Family Channel) WZPX 43 (ION) ¹ WTLJ 54 (TCT) WLLA 64 (The Family Channel/RTV/FN)

Mid-Michigan	W09CK 9 (IND) W24DL-D 24 (3ABN) WAQP 49 (TCT)

South Bend–Elkhart, IN	¹WYGN-LD 10 (3ABN)

Lansing–Jackson	W27CN 27 (TCT)

Marquette–Escanaba	¹ WDHS 8 (intermittent service)

Alpena	W18BT 18 (unknown)

¹ These stations are licensed outside of the core cities.

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Michigan

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