The channel 50 allocation in the Boston market originally belonged to WXPO-TV, which launched in October 1969. Since December 28, 2012, the stations are broadcasting under special temporary authority from a tower at the WBIN studios in Derry while their permanent facilities are being constructed to maintain their broadcast licenses. All three stations are owned by New Hampshire 1 Network, Inc., a sister company to Carlisle One Media that previously owned (and still operates) WYCN-CD in Nashua, New Hampshire historically co-owned with that station, the three repeaters were not included in a subsequent sale of WYCN.Īll three repeater facilities are currently construction permits the accompanying analog signals left the air on Januto accommodate the construction of these signals. WBIN's programming is also seen on three translators in southern New Hampshire. It is offered on cable providers throughout New Hampshire, Windham County, Vermont on channel 14 on Comcast, and in southern Maine, as well as on DirecTV and Dish Network within the Boston market. NH1 News is one of only two news departments based in the state of New Hampshire (the other being WMUR News 9), as much of the state is part of the Boston media market.Īlthough WBIN broadcasts as virtual channel 50, it brands itself as "WBIN 18" in reference to its channel 18 slot on most area Comcast systems conversely, Verizon FiOS carries the station on cable channel 6. The news operation on WBIN-TV is branded as the NH1 News Network or NH1 News, Besides WBIN, the network is found on sister radio station WNNH. WBIN's studios are located on A Street in Derry, with its news studio located in Concord, and additional offices located in Watertown, Massachusetts its transmitter is located on Merrill Hill in Hudson, New Hampshire. The station is owned by Carlisle One Media. WBIN-TV, virtual channel 50 (UHF digital channel 35), is an independent television station serving Boston, Massachusetts, United States, that is licensed to Derry, New Hampshire.
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