WTBH

WTBH was an independent station licensed to Lansing, Michigan. The station, along with sister station WWIA, were owned by Wendy I. Anderson. In 1998, Anderson shut the station down due to low funds. 
== History ==
On June 8, 1984, Anderson created both WTBH and WWIA for the Lansing market. The two were sister stations, and, since WWIA was affiliated with a network (Paramount), any preempted programming would go to WTBH. 
The station also produced an 8 pm newscast, NewsCenter 4 Early Edition, for the station. WTBH's other programming included public-domain movies, religious programming, and a few syndicated sitcoms. 
By 1997, WTBH's viewership had significantly declined, WWIA stopped producing the 8 pm newscast, and the only program on WTBH that was not an infomercial was a midnight Jerry Springer airing. On January 30, 1998, Anderson made the decision to shut down the station. The FCC cancelled the station's license on February 15. 
Category:Lansing, Michigan
Category:Independently owned stations