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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LaVigne Home for Compassionate Care in Burton helps families with end of life services

2 days ago | nbc25news.com | Kyle Makin

BURTON, Mich.— The non-profit LaVigne Home for Compassionate Care allows terminally ill people to live out their final days in a home setting at no cost to them. The LaVigne Home opened in September of 2024 and since then they have helped more than 100 families. The home has nurses and volunteers that provide care 24 hours a day. They prepare meals, clean, bathe, and just spend time with your loved ones.
Town halls erupt in chaos in Georgia, Iowa; as political violence continues to grow

1 week ago | nbc25news.com | Geoff Harris
WMU hockey national championship game: Puck drop time, watch parties, events and more

1 week ago | nbc25news.com | Donny Ede

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The Western Michigan University Broncos hockey team is set to compete for a national championship tonight in St. Louis. After defeating defending champion Denver University in the semifinals of the Frozen Four on Thursday, the Broncos will take on Boston University at 7:30 p.m. EST on ESPN2. WWMT's Andy Pepper and Nate Brown will begin bringing live coverage from St. Louis and Kalamazoo, respectively, at 6 p.m. on ARC West Michigan.
Michigan EMS providers testify over unpaid $6 million for prison services

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Courtney Bennett

LANSING, Mich. — Michigan ambulance providers who served the state's prison system in 2023 and 2024 are owed approximately $6 million for their services, according to testimony given before a Michigan Senate committee. The emergency medical service providers are urging lawmakers to intervene and ensure they receive the payments they are due. "Ambulance services by law are required to respond to emergency requests, including those at Michigan’s prisons. And so we did that.
LED Headlights— too much light or just right?

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Stella Daskalakis

FLINT, Mich. — They are touted as more energy efficient than halogen. Light-emitting diode, or LED lights, are showing up in more and more in homes, businesses, and the headlights of cars. However, some drivers we spoke with say they're blinding and a safety hazard. Are LED lights a better option, and what can drivers do if they're bothered by them on the roads? If you're driving at night, you can usually tell when a car has LED headlights. "They're so bright, you can't see what's ahead of you.
Michigan school boards urge Congress to oppose dismantling Education Department

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Courtney Bennett

DETROIT — More than 90 Michigan school board members have sent a letter to Congresswoman Haley Stevens, expressing their concern over President Donald Trump's executive order to dismantle the Department of Education. The letter urges Congress to intervene and prevent the department's abolition, which would still require congressional approval. April Beaton, a school board member from Hazel Park, voiced her concerns, particularly regarding the impact on special education funding.
Residents on Flamingo Drive demand answers after repeated flooding

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Courtney Bennett

GENESEE COUNTY, Mich. — Residents of Flamingo Drive are grappling with the aftermath of severe flooding that inundated their basements following last week's heavy rains. The water reached depths of up to two feet, damaging hot water tanks, furnaces, and personal belongings. This is not the first time the community has faced such devastation. Ernest Kelly Jr., a long-time resident who has lived in his home for about 50 years, expressed his frustration. " 2023 It flooded up two feet. Okay, I lost then.
City of Clio under boil water advisory after water main repairs

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Kyle Makin |Katrianna Ray

UPDATE: City officials are saying that, since there was a drop in pressure, a precautionary boil water advisory is now in effect. According to the city, water service was restored Monday at approximately 6 p.m. and a water sample was taken less then two hours later at 7:40 p.m. The boil water advisory is in effect for New Street , South of Smith Street, and the entirety of Allen Street for at least 48 hours, or until the City of Clio receives the results from a second bacteria sample.
Alex Ovechkin becomes all-time NHL leading goal scorer

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Scott Abraham

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Dog abandoned outside Flint YMCA sparks community rescue effort

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Andrea Flores

FLINT, Mich. — A heart-wrenching case of animal abandonment in Flint has galvanized the community to rescue a dog left tied up outside the YMCA and Crim Foundation building. Thanks to the swift actions of concerned citizens, the dog is now safe and resting at a shelter, where he will eventually be available for adoption. Jamie Beebe, manager at Refinery Hair Co. Salon on Harrison Street, was cleaning inside when she heard persistent barking.