WTMH-LD is a low-powered digital television station that is licensed to Kinston, North Carolina, and serving the Greenville/New Bern/Washington, North Carolina media market. It operates a full-time satellite, WTMQ-LD, which is licensed to Jacksonville, North Carolina, also serving the Greenville/New Bern/Washington market.
The station is owned by Tutt Media Group, and are affiliates of the Heartland network. WTMH-LD transmits from a tower located in Craven County near New Bern.
WTMH-LD also broadcast on two translators. One transmitter, WTMQ-LD, UHF Channel 41 (Virtual 29), licensed to Jacksonville, North Carolina, transmits from a tower just south of there, and also serving the Greenville/New Bern/Washington, North Carolina market. The other translator is WTMV-LD, UHF Channel 29 (Virtual 39) licensed to Ogden, North Carolina, that transmits from a tower mast near Wilmington, and serves the Wilmington, North Carolina media market.
| TV stations in North Carolina | |||
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| Independent stations | Religious stations | Spanish-language stations | Other stations |
| WSKY, Manteo/Hampton Roads/Norfolk/Virginia Beach | WRAY/WLXI, Wake Forest/Greensboro | WSOC-DT2, Charlotte | WFPX, Archer Lodge |
| WILM-LD, Wilmington | WHFL-CD, Goldsboro | WUVC/WTNC-LD, Fayetteville/Durham | WNCR-LD, Tarboro |
| WHKY, Hickory | WGTB-CD, Charlotte | WRTD-CD, Raleigh | WARZ-CD, Smithfield |
| WGSR-LD, Reidsville | WHWD-LD/WDMC-LD, Statesville/Charlotte | WNCB-LD/WIRP-LD, Fayetteville | WTMH-LD, Kinston |
| WUBX-CD, Durham | WWIW-LD, Raleigh/Durham | WHEH-LD, Lumberton | |
| WAXN, Kannapolis | |||
| TV stations in Eastern North Carolina, including Greenville, New Bern, Washington, Jacksonville and Morehead City |
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| WITN 7 (NBC) WNCT 9 (CBS) WCTI 12 (ABC) WYDO 14 (Fox) WUNM 19 (PBS) WTMH-LD 21 (HEARTLAND) WUNK 25 (PBS) WPXU 35 (Ion) WEPX 38 (Ion) |
