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Overview
Licensed to Springfield, Massachusetts, WSHM-LD is a low-power television station carrying CBS for viewers in the Springfield-Holyoke, MA market.
Key facts
- Call sign
- WSHM-LD
- Network
- CBS (subchannels: Cozi TV, Start TV, Grit, Ion Plus, Laff, 365BLK)
- Virtual channel
- 33
- RF channel
- 20
- City of license
- Springfield, Massachusetts
- TV market
- Springfield-Holyoke, MA
- Licensee
- Gray Television Licensee, LLC
- Owner
- Gray Media
- On the air since
- 1988
- Call sign since
- January 2011
- FCC facility ID
- 67980
- FCC public file
- publicfiles.fcc.gov
- Website
- www.westernmassnews.com
Tune to channel 33 to watch WSHM-LD. Its over-the-air signal uses RF channel 20; the virtual number 33 is what appears on the TV guide. Its subchannels carry Cozi TV, Start TV, Grit, Ion Plus, Laff and 365BLK. Its signal covers a smaller area than a full-power station's, so an antenna closer to the transmitter helps.
WSHM-LD channel lineup
| Channel | Programming |
|---|---|
| 33.1 | CBS |
| 33.2 | Cozi TV |
| 33.3 | Start TV |
| 33.4 | Grit |
| 33.5 | Ion Plus |
| 33.6 | Laff |
| 33.7 | 365BLK |
The FCC license is held by Gray Television Licensee, LLC. The station is part of Gray Media. WSHM-LD has been on the air since 1988. The current call sign has been in place since January 2011.
You can reach the station online at www.westernmassnews.com.
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WSHM-LD at a glance
- Network
- CBS
- Type
- Low-power
- Channel
- 33 (RF 20)
- Licensed to
- Springfield, MA
- Subchannels
- Cozi TV, Start TV, Grit, Ion Plus, Laff
- TV market
- Springfield-Holyoke, MA







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