WLLA

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WLLA (channel 64) is a religious independent television station licensed to Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States, serving West Michigan. Owned by Christian Faith Broadcast, Inc., it is a sister station to WGGN-TV in Sandusky, Ohio. WLLA's studios are located on East N Avenue in Kalamazoo, and its transmitter is located near Stewart Lake in Orangeville Township.

History

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The station signed on the air on June 30, 1987. In 2007, the station entered a revenue sharing agreement with

long distance telephone carrier Accxx Communications.^{[citation needed}

The station's signal is

Subchannels of WLLA^[2]
Channel	Res.	Aspect	Short name	Programming
64.1	1080i	16:9	WLLADTV	Main WLLA programming
64.2	480i		MeTV	MeTV
64.3			HI	Heroes & Icons
64.4			CATCHYC	Catchy Comedy
64.5			Retro	Retro TV
64.6			Dabl	Dabl
64.7			HSN	HSN
64.8			QVC	QVC
64.9				Shop LC

WLLA shut down its analog signal, over

UHF channel 64, on November 1, 2008.^[4] The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 45, using virtual channel

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television.

Local stations

Grand Rapids	WOOD-TV (8.1 NBC, 8.2 REW, 8.3 Grio) Outlaw, 13.7 QVC, 13.8 Shop LC, 13.9 Start ) WXSP-CD (15.1 MNTV, 15.2 The Nest, 15.3 Comet) WXMI (17.1 Fox, 17.2 ANT, 17.3 Bounce, 17.4 Defy, 17.5 Get, 17.6 QVC) Daystar ) WGVU-TV (35.1 PBS, 35.2 PBS Kids, 35.3 Create, 35.4 World) W48CL 48 (3ABN )
Kalamazoo	Ind., 3.3 TBD ) WUHO-LD 18 (Ind.) WOKZ-CD (50.1 CBS, 50.1 NBC, 50.1 Fox, 50.1 ABC, 50.4 MNTV) WGVK (52.1 PBS, 52.2 PBS Kids, 52.3 Create, 52.4 World) WJGP-LD (54.1 TCT SD, 54.2 SBN, 54.6 Shop LC) WLLA (64.1 Retro TV, 64.6 Dabl, 64.7 HSN, 64.8 QVC, 64.9 Shop LC )
Battle Creek	WOBC-CD (14.1 CBS, 14.1 NBC, 14.1 Fox, 14.1 ABC, 14.4 MNTV) WOTV (41.1 ABC, 41.2 CW, 41.3 Charge!, 41.4 Dabl) WZPX-TV (43.1 Ion, 43.2 Court, 43.3 Grit, 43.4 Laff, 43.5 Mystery, 43.6 Defy, 43.7 Scripps News, 43.8 HSN, 43.9 QVC2)
Muskegon	getTV, 17.6 Shop LC ) WOMS-CD (29.1 CBS, 29.1 NBC, 29.4 MNTV, 29.1 Fox, 29.1 ABC) WMKG-CD (38.1 FAM) WTLJ (54.1 TCT, 54.2 SBN, 54.6 Shop LC)
Holland	WOGC-CD (8.1 NBC, 8.2 REW, 8.3 Grio, 15.1 MNTV) WOHO-CD (33.4 MNTV, 33.1 CBS, 33.1 NBC, 33.1 Fox, 33.1 ABC)

Cable channels

Comcast Television

Michigan broadcast television areas by city: Alpena; Detroit; Flint/Tri-Cities; Grand Rapids/Battle Creek; Lansing/Jackson; Marquette; Northern Michigan

v t e Other television stations licensed to and serving the state of Michigan
Metro Detroit Urban area market	WDWO-CD (18.1 Azteca, 18.2/.3 Ads, 18.4 TCT, 18.5 3ABN) WUDL-LD (19.1 Quest, 19.2 Sonlife, 19.3 LC, 19.4 ShopHQ, 19.5 QVC, 19.6 QVC2, 19.7 CBN) Daystar ) WLPC-CD 28 (28.1 Impact, 28.2 The Now Network) WHPS-CD 33 (Ind.) WKBD-TV 50 (.1 Ind., .2 Comet, .3 Charge!, .4 TBD, .5 Start, .6 QVC)
Grand Rapids–Kalamazoo– Battle Creek market	Daystar, Grand Rapids ) WMKG-CD (38.1/.2 Ads, Muskegon) WTLJ (54.1/.2 TCT, 54.3 Grio; Muskegon) WLLA (64.1 Rel. Ind., 64.2 MeTV, 64.3 H&I, 64.4 Catchy, 64.5 Retro, 64.6 Dabl; Kalamazoo)
Flint–Saginaw– Bay City market	W24DL-D 42 (3ABN, Saginaw ) WAQP (49.1/.2 TCT, 49.3 Grio; Saginaw)
Lansing–Jackson market	WILX-TV 10.7 / WLNM-LD 27.7 (TCT)
Marquette–Escanaba market	WDHS 8 (Iron Mountain) (dark) WZMQ (19.1 MeTV, Marquette)
South Bend market	WSJV (28.1 H&I, 28.2 Crime, 28.3 Mystery, 28.4 Court TV, 28.5 Quest, 28.6 Bounce, 28.7 Dabl; Elkhart, IN) WHME-TV (46.1 Rel. Ind., 46.2 Ion, 46.3 Grit, 46.4 Laff, 46.5 QVC, 46.6 HSN; South Bend, IN)
Toledo market	WLMB 40 (.1 Rel. Ind., .2 RadiantTV, .5 Newsmax TV; Toledo, OH)
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