to digital broadcasting. Currently, the change reflects only the branding of the station, as its legal callsign remains WBQC-LD. In November 2010, Cincinnati Bell's local fiber-optic service, FiOptics, began carrying all five of WBQC's subchannels on channels 254 and 270 to 273. In January 2011, WBQC replaced its primary subchannel with programming from the Retro Television Network. Sale to Gray Television On September 28, 2022, Gray Television announced its intent to purchase WBQC-LD for $2.5 million. The sale was completed on November 21, making WBQC-LD a sister station to WXIX-TV. Programming WBQC currently airs network programming. Until 2011, the station produced several local programs, including: New Xtreme Sounds – music entertainment Scizone with Bill Boshears – commentary on political and paranormal topics Friday Night Fu – campy kung fu movies hosted by Cap'n Dave and the Fu Crew After Midnight – music talent showcase On the Mark – call-in talk show hosted by Mark McDonald Sunday Mass Subchannels The station's digital signal is multiplexed: Decades (20.2) and Quest (20.3) went live on the air on April 4, 2018. References External links Official website WBQC historical documents – formerly "The War" – overview of the station's history, including a glimpse of the WB25 logo, as well as promotions for local and network programming BQC-LD Gray Television Cozi TV affiliates This TV affiliates GetTV affiliates TheGrio affiliates Start TV affiliates Movies! affiliates Decades (TV network) affiliates Quest (American TV network) affiliates Twist (TV network) affiliates Television channels and stations established in 1988 1988 establishments in Ohio Low-power television stations in the United States