KHQ-TV

Not to be confused with KHQA-TV.
==1952–1956==
KHQ-TV was first to sign on the air, going live on Saturday, December 20, 1952, at 6 p.m. with the film Texas Trouble Shooters; although KHQ and KXLY-TV were both granted authorization by the FCC to build television stations on July 12, 1952. It was originally a dual NBC/ABC affiliate. KREM-TV took the ABC affiliation when it signed on air in 1954, but KHQ kept the NBC affiliation, which it retains to this day.
==1956–1962==
==1962–1976==
KHQ was colloquially known on-air as "Q6" from the 1960s until 2022, but the station switched to branding by its call letters from around 2005 to 2018, albeit retaining the "Q6" within its logo.
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==1976–1981==
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==1981–1985==
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==1985–2022==
===1985–2008===
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===2008–2022===
On September 24, 2018, coinciding with the introduction of new newscast graphics, the "Q6" branding was restored full-time to the station's newscasts, which were rebranded "Q6 Local News – Right Now."
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KHQ-TV news opens
== 2022-present ==
In October 2022, KHQ's news programming was rebranded as NonStop Local, as part of Cowles Company's group-wide rebranding.
==External links==
*Non-Stop Local Spokane
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