WXMI channel 17 is a Fox-affiliated television station in Grand Rapids, Michigan, owned by the Tribune Company. WXMI's studio and office facility is located in Grand Rapids and its transmitter is based southwest of Middleville, Michigan. Syndicated programming on WXMI includes: How I Met Your Mother, Two and a Half Men, Maury, and The Steve Wilkos Show.

WXMI's digital channel, 19, is multiplexed, with the following lineup:

WXMI became digital-only on June 12, 2009. Its digital signal remained on channel 19 when the analog to digital conversion completed. In July 2010 the station reactivated the 17.2 digital subchannel to carry This TV, which moved to 17.3 on December 9 in anticipation of the late December 31 launch of Tribune's new Antenna TV classic television network on 17.2.

In addition to its main signal, the station also operates two translators, mainly to address interference in farther portions of the market by sister station WGN-TV from Chicago, which also broadcasts on digital channel 19. Both translators flag via PSIP to Channel 17 and carry WXMI's full multi-channel map, thus it is possible for a digital television that receives all three signals to carry three different Channel 17's on their channel map.

Peter Chan Ho-sun (born November 28, 1962), is a film director and producer.

Chan was born in Hong Kong to Chinese parents. He spent infancy in Hong Kong before moving with his parents to Thailand. He later studied in the United States where he attended film school at UCLA. He returned to Hong Kong in 1983 for a summer internship in the film industry. Chan never returned to UCLA to complete his studies. He served as a second assistant director and producer to Basil Lee on Heroes Are Not Fat, which was set in Thailand. He also was a location manager on three Jackie Chan films, Wheels on Meals, The Protector and Armour of God. Peter Chan (English: Peter "Thiet has Miami 3650 on love alone" (Tian Mi Mi, Almost a Love Story) In 1996,Taiwan and the mainland (Hongkong Directors Guild) at 16 to 9 wins and ever. working with Thai film Jan Dara as well.

His directorial debut, Alan and Eric: Between Hello and Goodbye, was crowned best film at the Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild in 1991. It also won best actor at the Hong Kong Film Awards for Eric Tsang, who would become a frequent collaborator with Chan.