What I don't like about DTV is that most of the Milwaukee Wisconsin & South Bend Indiana stations are on the same channels: WVCY Milwaukee (don't really care for this station) & WSBT South Bend on RF 22, WTMJ Milwaukee & WSJV Elkhart/South Bend on RF 28, WMVT Milwaukee & WNIT South Bend on RF 35, & WBME Racine/Milwaukee & WHME-TV South Bend on RF 48. Becuase of this, I don't get the Milwaukee area stations, since I'm about 60 miles from South Bend, & I'm much more likely to get the South Bend stations. WHME-TV has a CP to go back to their former channel 46, which would then make it difficult to get WDJT Milwaukee on RF 46, when WHME-TV decides to go back to 46.
So far, the only Milwaukee area station I got since going digital is WMVS Milwaukee on RF 8 (I never got them on analog RF 10). I no longer can get WVTV due to local WHNW-LD being on RF 18 from Gary, IN. I haven't gotten WCGV Milwaukee on RF 25, or WISN Milwaukee on RF 34. I can't get WPXE Kenosha/Milwaukee, WI due to WESV-LD being on the air on RF 40 from Chicago. For Michigan, I have gotten WWMT on RF 8 once, WTLJ Grand Rapids, MI once on RF 24. I currently don't get WOOD-TV, due to WLS-TV still broadcasting on RF 7, while they also have RF 44.
During the analog days, I got a lot more. With channels now being short-spaced in digital, either people get interference, or we'll get one, but not the other station.