WBSF-TV (Clio, MI)

WBSF, known on-air as CW 46, is a television station based in Bay City, Michigan, USA. It serves the northeastern region of Michigan as an affiliate of The CW network. The station is owned by Cunningham Broadcasting and has a shared services agreement (SSA) with Sinclair Broadcast Group, which also owns WSMH, a Fox affiliate in Flint (channel 66). Additionally, Sinclair operates WEYI-TV, an NBC affiliate licensed in Saginaw (channel 25), through a different SSA with Howard Stirk Holdings.

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Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani shakes up Dem party with NYC primary win

3 days ago | nbc25news.com | Matt Galka

WASHINGTON (TNND) — Most polls call it an upset. Democrats might call it a wake-up call. Republicans are eager to make it a focal point.
FBI declassifies documents related to claims of Chinese election interference in 2020

1 week ago | nbc25news.com | Kristine Frazao

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Want to delay RMDs? Check out qualified longevity annuity contracts

1 week ago | nbc25news.com | Rachel Christian

Once you hit age 73, IRS rules say you must start taking required minimum distributions (RMDs) from your traditional retirement accounts — even if you don’t need the cash and would rather let it grow. These forced withdrawals can trigger unwanted taxes and potentially even bump you into a higher tax bracket. But if you’re looking for a legal way to delay some of those RMD headaches, a qualified longevity annuity contract, or QLAC, is one way to do it.
Michigan marks two years of the CROWN Act

1 week ago | nbc25news.com | Courtney Bennett

LANSING, Mich. -- Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist II celebrated the two-year anniversary of Michigan's CROWN Act, a bipartisan law enacted in 2023 to protect Black Michiganders from hair discrimination. The CROWN Act, which stands for Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair, aims to eliminate barriers in schools and workplaces, ensuring individuals are not denied opportunities based on hair texture or style.
Unionville-Sebewaing Softball advances to sixth straight D4 state title game, Green K's 15

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Alex Eisman

EAST LANSING, Mich.-- The Patriots' dynasty is one game away from continuing for another year. Unionville-Sebewaing celebrates their state semifinals victory. (courtesy: WEYI)Unionville-Sebewaing bested Michigan Lutheran Seminary 4-1 in the state semifinals spearheaded by Olivia Green's complete game in the circle, striking out 15 batters and surrendering just three hits. Olivia Green strikes out a batter in USA's win over MLS.
Protests planned nationwide in response to Trump's military parade

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Courtney Bennett

DETROIT — Hundreds of protests are set to take place across the country tomorrow, as organizers rally against President Donald Trump's parade celebrating the Army's 250th birthday. Dubbed "No Kings Day," the protests are expected to draw large crowds in cities nationwide, including more than 70 planned events in Michigan alone. Elected leaders in Michigan have emphasized the importance of peaceful and lawful demonstrations.
Standish-Sterling Baseball holds off Mason to advance to first ever state title game

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Alex Eisman

EAST LANSING, Mich.-- This year's Panthers team is already going down in the history books. Preston Kann (11) pitched 6.2 innings with no earned runs and seven strikeouts to help the Panthers to victory. (courtesy: WEYI)They had to weather a late comeback attempt by the Bulldogs, but Standish-Sterling pulled off a thrilling 5-4 victory to punch their ticket to the program's first ever Division 2 state championship game.
Trey McKenney hosts youth basketball skills camp at Shoebox Sports in Fenton

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Alex Eisman

FENTON, Mich.-- The latest great high school basketball player from Mid-Michigan is helping pay it forward to the next generation of hoopers. Trey McKenney watches two young players participate in drills during his camp. (courtesy: WEYI)2025 Michigan Mr. Basketball, University of Michigan signee, and Flint native Trey McKenney hosted a basketball skills camp Tuesday and Thursday evening at Shoebox Sports in Fenton, helping mentor young athletes from the fourth grade and up.
School district's settlement offer sparks outrage from Oxford shooting victim's family

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Courtney Bennett

OXFORD, Mich. — Steve St. Juliana, whose 14-year-old daughter was killed in the 2021 Oxford High School shooting, expressed his outrage after receiving a settlement offer from the school district's insurance attorney. The offer, which he described as a "final offer" of $500,000, came with a deadline of less than 24 hours to respond. "I am not going to stop striving for the changes necessary to save our kids. I'm just not. So you can shove your offer," St. Juliana said during a school board meeting.
Flint police crack down on burnout vandalism at former Buick City site

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Courtney Bennett

FLINT, Mich. — Flint Police Chief Terence Green expressed his dismay over the recent vandalism at the former Buick City site on Flint's north end, describing the damage as "horrible" and "disgusting." The site, redeveloped by Ashley Capitol to attract new businesses, suffered significant damage due to illegal burnout activities. Chief Green said the individuals responsible for the destruction were seeking thrills, but their actions were both illegal and dangerous.