WYGN-LD

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 July 22, 1988 in South Bend, Indiana as W12BK channel 12, a low-power repeater of WCIU-TV, the former Telemundo affiliate which became a Univision affiliate in 1989, and became an English-language Independent station in Chicago, Illinois at the end of 1994, it would switch to being a low-power repeater of WBND-LP, the ABC affiliate in South Bend on May 26, 1996, and that the license would move to Berrien Springs, Michigan that same year. 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.

WYGN-LD
Berrien Springs, Michigan
SloganGood News Television
ChannelsDigital: 10 (VHF)
Virtual: 10.1 (PSIP)
Affiliations3ABN
OwnerGood News Television
First air dateJuly 22, 1988
(in South Bend, Indiana; license moved to Berrien Springs, Michigan in 1996)
Call sign meaningYour Good News
Former call signsWYGN-LP (2002-2009)
WRDY-LP (2001-2002)
W12BK (1988-2001)
Former channel number(s)Analog:
12 (1988-2009)
Former affiliationsIndependent (via WCIU-TV, 1988-1996)
ABC (via WBND-LP, 1996-2002)
Secondary:
Telemundo (via WCIU-TV; 1988)
Univision (via WCIU-TV; 1989-1994)
UPN (via WBND-LP; 1996-2002)
Transmitter power3 kW
Websiteandrews.edu/ILS

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
10.1480i4:3Main WYGN-LP Programming/3ABN
10.2480i4:33ABN Latino
10.3Audio3ABN Radio
10.4AudioRadio 74
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