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Originally Posted by mid-fi-ry

In Chicago I heard that the WGN nightly news, I think they said twice a day, will still be broadcasted on another station (not 9 in chicago) for a few weeks.

Yep.

"For those who have not yet made the switch, WGN's 9pm news will be simulcast on WWME Channel 23 for a few weeks, every night. The simulcast only applies to the News at Nine and not other WGN programs."

[ChrisW6ATV]

Originally Posted by wa2ise

If there's no picture carrier 4.5MHz below that FM station, most analog TV sets won't demodulate it, as there won't be a signal at 4.5MHz at the video detector diode. (I assume that the FM station at 87.7 or 87.9 has no "video" signal associated with it. Though someone could put up an MTV LPTV station on channel 6 so as to become a fake FM radio station).

As Zenithfan1 said, it does have video programming, though that seems to be just to meet the 'letter of the law" for a TV station license, but not its "spirit". The obtaining of a low-power TV station license on channel 6 with the specific intent to act as a radio station is what I meant by "pseudo-radio-station". New York City has one of these as well, and I saw comments by someone who was disappointed that a particular FM radio tuner could not tune down to 87.75 "properly", when it is of course not in the radio broadcast band at all.