KTRI

KTRI, analog and digital channel 24, is an independent station owned by Trinomerica, LLC, licensed to Gravity Falls, OR.
== History ==
KTRI (known as KLGI that time) was launched on December 17, 1983, by Taft Broadcasting. It broadcasts old movies, cartoons, and syndicated programming. It also airs NBC shows by KNFA.
On 1985, it was sold to Gravity Falls Media Group but on 1995, it went defunct. It was sold to Gannett Broadcasting, becoming a low-powered station broadcasting HSN with the callsign K24GI-D.
On 2010, it switched to digital, but remains its analog signal with the new callsign KGGY-LP.
On June 2015, Gannett split into two-one focused on newspaper and one on broadcasting which is Tegna. Then, KTRI sold to Tegna with the new callsign, KMMP. Tegna made it full-powered and dropped the HSN affiliation, moving it to the subchannel 3. It became independent.
On January 2019, it was sold to short-lived Gravity Falls Television Stations Group, but became bankrupt in May. It was sold to Trinomerica, LLC after that.
Category:Gravity Falls, Oregon
Category:Trinome Media
Category:Trinomerica, LLC