Fox Affiliate TV station featuring local Emmy-Award winning Newcast weekdays at 4pm and 10pm. Also…read morehas weekend newscasts at 10pm.

Ten years ago today, our nation suffered a terrible tragedy. I wanted to spend time in front of…read morethe TV watching Tom Brokaw convey information about the events in NYC, at the Pentagon, and in Shanksville, PA. I would like to know WHO IN THE HELL MADE THE DECISION TO NOT SHOW THE NBC BROADCAST AND INSTEAD TELL US ABOUT THE TOLEDO MAYORAL PRIMARY ELECTION RATHER THAN SHOWING NBC's COVERAGE OF THE TRAGEDY. I recall feeling angry at the decision of the local station because they conveyed the idea that the primary election was more important than the tragic events of that day. I also recall asking myself if anyone really cares about events in Toledo when there was such a loss in NYC. I have always hated living in Toledo, and this display of stupidity by WNWO just fueled the fire. I am thankful that I was able to contribute to the "Brain Drain" problem by moving the hell out of Toledo. Channel 24, take your lousy decision making process and stick it where the sun doesn't shine!

This is a really cool place to come to if you're a citizen in Ann Arbor…read more They have courses here that you can do for free if you are working with a nonprofit. I am doing some documentary work for a nonprofit and will be taking classes here so I will be able to learn how to film, produce and edit film productions with the nonprofit I'm working with and have the programs I produce seen on the community television network once every three months. This is a great to come to work, learn and grow. It also offers classes to those who are members of the Ann Arbor community to do the same thing. The people that work here are very kind and generous and I'd recommend it to any of the active members of the Ann Arbor community and those working in the nonprofit arena.

I have always had an interest in cameras and other digital media but, it was not something I had…read moremoney to invest in. After moving to Michigan one of my friends told me about the Community Television Network and their free workshops to Ann Arbor residents and non-profits. They require you to take a preview workshop (which is offered every few months) after which they let you take any other workshops. After completing the iMovie workshop I was certified to use editing rooms. The staff was incredibly friendly especially Alysha and I learned alot about the basics of iMovie editing. In the future I plan on taking the JVC Remote Camera and Final Cut Pro x editing class so I can film and edit my own Hi-Def shows. I recommend CTN to all Ann Arbor residents who are interested in getting started with filming, editing, and all aspects of digital media.

I'm primarily familiar with Pastor Rusty,Pastor Neil and Pastor White on Wggn-Tv 52 during the…read moreevening. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday , 8-8:30 pm, and Wednesday 7-8:30 pm. Live broadcast Sunday, 10:30am. What a terrific opportunity to hear the Word and enjoy these three wonderful Pastors discuss different topics and read and explain the Word! Now we can enjoy the entire day/evening with other programs on this station, also! You can hear/watch them on your mobil devises suchas your cell phone or ipad! If you're unable to visit in person be sure to listen/watch them as often as possible! Pastor Neil Hawkins instructs you on how to view them on your mobil devise by giving a presentation on tv. Hope to see you there!

I stopped watching when they brought Kim Adams back, and pushed out Andrew Humphrey. Complete…read moredisrespect

They do not want to hear the other side of the opioid crisis. I reached out to them twice to let…read morethem know we were rallying at Garden City Hospital in Garden City Michigan. I called the new station line and they told me to send an email, they were very interested. They never got back with me, and that really upset me because we are sticking up for what is right. me and many chronic pain patients worked very hard on this rally and wanted the media to come out to interview us. Chronic pain patients have been kicked to the curb due to the fake opioid crisis. We wanted to talk about our side, the side that's killing many chronic pain patients around the world due to suicide and neglect from doctors. You would think they would come out and talk to our side of the opioid crisis. I will never recommend this new station and will never watch them again! They are fake, they snow you, and they don't care about your issues. They only care about the bad side and didn't even write back. They could have said, well we are sorry or we're not going to make it or we're not really interested, but maybe next time. Nothing!!

Continuing my series of FM radio station reviews I come to my favorite radio station- 89.9, CBE-FM…read more I attempted to give it its own Yelp listing but Yelp's corporate overlords must have stricken it from the record. See, Windsor CBC TV and radio operate out of the same physical address and so Yelp considers them one and the same - even though I discovered there's two listings for WCSX since some genius considers "Classic Rock" to be a part of the official name. I don't have a broadcast TV and might catch a bit of CBC TV out at my parents condo. I used to prefer their Olympic coverage and aren't much of a hockey fan but definitely prefer them over US coverage. But consider this exclusively a review of 89.9 FM and not the TV station 9 nor the other Windsor CBC radio station which is all talk. (Two public radio stations, one music and one talk! How much better WDET would be if it could branch out like that!) 89.9 is the number one preset in my Jeep and it was in my Ford Freestyle before that and my Ford Explorer before that. I've never heard the Replacements song Left of the Dial on CBE but it definitely captures that spirit with the music they play. Every year I make a huge Spotify playlist featuring music I discovered that year and a hefty amount comes from stuff I hear on 89.9. I often find myself using the Google search a song feature in the ride as music plays that piques my curiosity. The DJs on here have started to feel like old friends and they all seem to have the coolest sounding names: Saroja Coelho, Julie Nesrallah, Odario Williams, Rich Terfry, Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe, Laila Biali, Errol Nazareth and George Stroumboulopoulus, to name a few. I had to look up those spellings, especially Strombo whose full name isn't often used for obvious reasons. The news guy who comes on briefly at the top of the hour has a totally normal sounding name though - Tom Harrington. I find that funny and fitting. Strombo's Sunday night show is great. Different genres, no algorithm though there's always an interview around 9:30, a track or two from Tom Waits at ten and the last hour from 11 on focuses on metal and punk. Laila Biali plays jazz, Errol Nazareth plays world music and Odario plays chill alternative - great nighttime music. I still miss Laurie Brown whose spot he took, a little, but I've grown to appreciate Odario more and more. And the wonderful Ms. Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe has replaced the retired Laurie Brown as my radio crush. I could listen to the smooth, honeyed tones of Ms. Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe's voice all night, even if the show she hosts, The Block, is only on for a couple of hours. She plays urban music from the 60s and even older to present day. I started following her on social media and she sometimes reposts my Instagram stories videos of me driving with The Block bumping. Be still my beating heart! And I never tire of saying that name - Ms. Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe! Friday nights CBC does an hour long deep dive into a classic album with stories about its creation interspersed between the songs. It's Rich Terfry who usually hosts that. Any day, any time I flip on 89.9 there's likely to be something good on and if there's not I got other presets and I can check back in a little bit. It's pretty much knocked WDET out of the box although I still listen to 101.9 some here and there.