Stainless Broadcasting Company
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| Stainless Broadcasting Company | |
|---|---|
| Type | Private |
| Founded | 1967 |
| Headquarters | Okemos, MI |
Stainless Broadcasting Company is a television broadcasting company based in Okemos, Michigan, a suburb of Lansing. The company also goes by the name Northwest Broadcasting, Inc.
Stainless Broadcasting Company was founded in 1967 when WINR-TV in Binghamton, New York was acquired by the Stainless broadcasting tower company, and changed to WICZ-TV.
Today, Stainless Broadcasting is no longer affiliated with the tower company, and owns six television stations.
[edit] Stations owned by Stainless
- KMVU channel 26 (FOX), Medford, Oregon
- KAYU-TV channel 28 (FOX), Spokane, Washington
- KFFX-TV channel 11 (FOX), Pendleton, Oregon / Tri-Cities, Washington
- KCYU-LP channel 41 (FOX), Yakima, Washington (repeater of KFFX)
- WICZ-TV channel 40 (FOX), Binghamton, New York
- WBPN-LP channel 10 (My Network TV), Morris / Binghamton, New York (co-owned with WICZ)
[edit] Stations Formerly Owned by Stainless
- KTVZ channel 21 (NBC), Bend, Oregon
