WVTM

WVTM 13 will expand programming to include CBS on Aug. 1

Sophia Sterling
Sophia Sterling
NewsHue Author
WVTM 13 branding logo displayed on a blue background.

Beginning August 1, Birmingham viewers will see a change in their television lineup. WVTM 13 is expanding its offerings to include CBS programming. This addition brings CBS primetime shows, sports, and news broadcasts to a wider audience in the local area.

Station officials state that existing services on the main WVTM 13 channel remain unchanged. Viewers will continue to access their standard NBC programs, local news, and weather updates on the primary station channel as they always have. The primary adjustment involves the launch of these new programs on a secondary platform.

Specifically, the CBS content will broadcast on channel 13.4. This channel is available for free to those who use an over-the-air antenna. If you rely on an antenna for television reception, you may need to perform a channel scan on your TV set after the August 1 start date to detect the new signal.

For residents who receive their television through cable, satellite, or streaming services, the station is currently finalizing channel assignments. They intend to provide specific location details for these providers soon. Management plans to issue updates through their website and on-air broadcasts as the launch date approaches to ensure viewers stay informed about where to locate the new content.

This update is part of the ongoing efforts by the station to broaden its reach and provide more programming options for the community. The station continues to operate under its normal schedule while preparing for this transition. Updates will follow on the official station website.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the new programming start on WVTM 13?+
The new CBS programming begins on August 1.
Which channel will carry the new content?+
The CBS content will be available on channel 13.4.
Do I need to do anything to my TV to see the new channel?+
If you use an antenna, you may need to perform a channel scan after August 1 to detect the new signal.
Tags
Sophia Sterling
Sophia Sterling
Sophia Sterling covers entertainment, culture, and lifestyle, bringing you the latest from Hollywood and beyond.