WGSH

WGSH is a New Line-affiliated station licensed to Goshen, Kentucky. It is owned by Confection Broadcasting.
== History ==
On April 29, 1973, WGSH was signed on by startup broadcaster Dorphene Television. It found success by selling blocks of programming to various producers, from where it could expand its operations. Through this time, WGSH had a wide variation of programming and set its sights on other stations. Dorphene Television acquired WSVD shortly after its initial sign-on, though not using a brokered model as it did with WGSH, not expecting it to do as well as it did in Louisville. In some unsold timeslots, it would rebroadcast news from WSVD. 
The station found a potential path to further success through New Line Network. Because the Louisville market didn't have a New Line affiliate (only cable subscribers and satellite viewers could watch New Line programming through NLN's superstation WNLNY), it became the New Line station for Louisville and surrounding areas. 
New Line 12 has never had any newscasts, outside of the WSVD rebroadcasts (which themselves stopped airing in 2002). In 2021, Dorphene and its eight stations were purchased by Confection Broadcasting. The company has not yet announced plans for local newscasts; however, they are not "out of the question just yet".
Channel 12 operates a translator located near Campbellsville, in W17CG-D.
== Subchannels ==
Channel	PSIP Name	Video	Aspect	Programming
12.1 	WGSH-HD 	1080i	16:9 	Main WGSH programming / New Line Network
12.2 	WGSH-CC 	480i 	16:9 	Cartoon Cartoons
12.3 	WGSH-CO 	480i 	4:3 	Cozi TV
12.4 	WGSH-GT 	480i 	4:3 	GetTV
12.5 	WGSH-BR 	480i 	4:3 	Buzzr
Category:Goshen, KY
Category:Kentucky
Category:Channel 12
Category:New Line Network affiliates
Category:Louisville
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1973
Category:Confection Broadcasting
Category:Cartoon Cartoons subchannel-only affiliated stations
Category:Cozi TV network affiliates
Category:GetTV network affiliates
Category:Buzzr network affiliates