WSNT

WSNT is an CBS-affiliated television station licensed to CityPoint, North Carolina, United States and serving the Cape Fear region. It broadcasts a high definition digital signal on UHF channel 49 (or virtual channel 9 via PSIP) from a transmitter located near CityPoint, North Carolina. The station is owned by Sea-Comm Broadcasting Group. On cable, WSNT is carried on Charter Spectrum channel 13.

History
It began broadcasting in 1970. NBC was then its first affiliation until 1998.

Its original owners Broadcast Senior Group, sold the station to Centric Sound Group in 1987, and then later in 1995, sold its broadcasting division including WSET, to Paramount Stations Group, which the call letters were changed to WPMT, to reflect its new ownership.

In 1998, the affiliation was replaced by CBS, a year prior to Viacom's acquisition of the old CBS Corporation in 1999.

In 2001, Viacom Television Stations sold WPMT to Crown Broadcasting LLC.

In 2006, CityPoint UPN was renamed CityPoint CW, after the latter's owner CBS Corporation, merged UPN with Warner's The WB, to form The CW.

In 2008, Crown Broadcasting was acquired by Sea-Comm Media, and was renamed Sea-Comm Broadcasting Group.

In 2011, Sony Classics was added on the DT3 subchannel, replacing RTV. As a result, the call latters were changed once again to WSNT.

In 2019, MusicNow was added on the DT4 subchannel.