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There may be better news stations, but WPGH is what you put on for two things: sitcoms and sports. The channel has syndications and reruns of shows like Seinfeld and Young Sheldon, and it regularly broadcasts college games and women's basketball matches. It's nice to have along with other local channels in Pittsburgh, especially since it's usually available in most TV packages.

However, if you've been wanting to cut the cord, or you find your cable or antenna signal isn't really cutting it for you, then you'll be glad to know there are cordless alternatives to consider.

Ask anyone in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul what they're watching, and you'll likely get KARE 11 as an answer. The NBC affiliate broadcasts hours of local news and plenty of live sports, including matches by the Premier League, PGA Tour, and most recently, the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Sure, you could simply get an antenna to watch the channel, but it can still be tricky to get a clear signal. Luckily, there are a number of cordless alternatives you could consider to watch KARE 11 in the Twin Cities.

Though not part of the Big 3, Shreveport's Channel 33 has a lot of things going for it—local news, syndicated classics, talk shows, and perhaps most important of all, live sports. You get NFL, MLB, and even college-level matches. Sadly, it's not always easy to get a clear signal on 33, even with an antenna.

One option is to switch to cordless alternatives, if you haven't already. You don't need cable to watch KMSS in Shreveport.

Thanks to its no-nonsense news reporting and its broadcast of live sports, KHOU has become a staple in many a Houstonian's home. Of course, everyone has their favorites, but KHOU tends to cover more areas of the city, though sadly, the same cannot be said about the signal it gives. Even with an antenna, it can be pretty hard to get it clear on TV.

Which is why there's never been a better time to cut the cord. If you're looking into cordless alternatives, specifically, we got you covered.

We're halfway through the 2020s, and the streaming world shows no sign of stopping. There are more series than ever before, their budgets and call sheets ever-expanding. As early as now, there are already a couple of noteworthy shows that may have flown under the radar, like Max's excellent The Pitt, Netflix's Kore-eda-directed Asura, and Hulu's Peaky Blinders-esque A Thousand Blows.

So in this list, we're gathering the best shows of 2025 so far. We'll be updating it as we go through the year, so make sure you check back to see which titles you should be adding to your to-watch list.