WBTS-CD

==W13BG==
===1985–1996===
The station came to the air on July 29, 1988, as W13BG on VHF channel 13 in Nashua. Originally owned by Center Broadcasting Corporation of New Hampshire, the station aired local community programming for the Nashua area, with FamilyNet airing for most of the day.
==WYCN(-LP/-CD) (1996–2019)/WBTS-CD (2019–present)==
===1996–2016===
It changed its callsign to WYCN-LP on April 8, 1996.
===2017–2018===
WYCN-CD sold its frequency rights as part of the FCC's spectrum auction for $80.4 million. OTA Broadcasting entered into a channel sharing agreement with WGBX-TV (channel 44) for the station; NBC agreed to purchase the channel share agreement and the WYCN-CD license in October 2017. In December 2017, the station announced on its website that it would cease broadcasting on its current frequency on January 16, 2018 and begin broadcasting NBC Boston on a new frequency. The sale to NBC was completed on January 18, 2018; the station began channel sharing with WGBX the same day. 
Logo based on sister station KNTV in San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland.
YbHjVegP.svg|Social media/white logo
We Are NBC Boston station ID (2017).png|Station ID
NBC Boston 6PM news open (2017-2018).png|6PM news open
===2018–present===
WBTS-CD 2.svg|Current logo with 2013 version of the peacock
WBTS-CD 3.svg|2016 newscast version
WBTS-CD Olympics (2018).svg|Olympics logo (2018–present)
WBTS-CD (2018, blue).svg|Blue version
WBTS-CD (2018, horizontal).svg|Horizontal version
WBTS-CD (2018, favicon).svg|Social media/white logo
WBTS-CD Print.svg|Monochrome version
WBTS-CD Olympics (2018 Print).svg|Olympics monochrome version
WBTS-CD (2018, horizontal print).svg|Horizontal monochrome version
WBTS-CD Syndicated Bug.svg|On-screen bug, used for its syndicated programming
WBTS-CD Olympics (2018 Syndicated Bug).svg|Olympics on-screen bug, used for its syndicated programming
WBTS generic open (Today, 2018-2021).png|Generic open (2018–July 2021, used for morning newscasts)
WBTS NBC 10 Boston Today open (2021-).png|NBC 10 Boston Today open (July 2021–present)
WBTS-CD news opens
On August 8, 2019, WBTS-LD and WYCN-CD swapped call signs, with channel 8 becoming WYCN-LD and channel 15 changing to WBTS-CD.
Later in October of the same year, WYCN-LD moved its transmitter to Norton, Massachusetts, changed its city of license to Providence, Rhode Island, and switched its affiliation from NBC to Telemundo for that market, leaving WBTS-CD as the sole NBC station for the Boston area.
==External links==
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1988
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Category:Television channels and stations established in 1985
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