WEYI-TV (NBC-25) Moving Channels on Dec. 10

WEYI-TV (NBC-25) is making a big change that could impact how you watch TV in Mid-Michigan.

What the NBC‑25 Frequency Change Means

Station officials announced Wednesday (Dec. 3) that NBC-25, currently broadcasting on digital channel 25.1, will soon move to a new frequency. Beginning Dec. 10, NBC-25 will begin broadcasting on channel 66.2.

The shift will place NBC-25 on the same “parent frequency” as its sister station, WSMH-TV. Locally known as Fox-66, that station occupies channel 66.1.

How Does the NBC-25 Frequency Change Impact Viewers?

Viewers who watch NBC-25 using an over-the-air antenna will need to complete a quick re-scan on their TVs to continue receiving the station.

Those who receive NBC-25 through cable, satellite, or streaming services such as Spectrum or Xfinity will not need to take any action and should not notice a change.

Story at a glance

WHAT: NBC-25 is changing broadcast frequencies

WHEN: The switch happens December 10

IMPACT: Channel 25.1 moves to channel 66.2

NEED TO KNOW: Antenna users must re-scan TVs; cable customers and streamers unaffected

NBC-25 is owned by Howard Stirk Holdings and operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group through a shared services agreement. NBC-25, Fox-66 and the area’s CW affiliate, WBSF TV 46, originate from the broadcast center on Pierson Road in Flint.

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