Just before 4pm, WNTU RF 26 went off the air. Then just a few minutes ago, WRTN RF 17 came on the air. It is right now in the very early stage. What I mean is, you might need to wait about an hour for him to get everything sorted out. Usually when a station first comes on the air, it takes a little while to get warmed up. Until more news breaks, that's all for now.

Updated 5/11/22 at 11:30am: - Right now, for some reason, Rick, WRTN's owner, has now started back broadcasting his programming on WNTU RF 26 while WRTN RF 17 is still broadcasting but with nothing on it. So, if you rescan now, you will be picking up WNTU RF 26 as 6.x. I will keep updating this post as much as I can, but I have other things to get to. So, I will post when I can. Until more news breaks, that's all for now.

Updated 2:06pm: - Well, for right now and the past hour or two, he is now broadcasting both channels with the same programming, and he has them at a lower power than what they are suppose to be. So, if you rescan now, you will either have two sets of 6s or one set of 6s and a set of 26s beginning with 26.3. Then, again, you might get nothing at all. Those channels depends on your TV's manufacturer. Some manufacturers do multiple sets of channels while others push another set of the same channels back to their broadcasting channel. Maybe, hopefully, he will be able to get this all settled by the end of the day. Unless something really big happens with these two channels, I probably won't be updating this post again. Speaking of again, until more news breaks, that's all for now.