KNOP-TV

== 1958–1964 ==
KNOP-TV was founded by local investors headed by attorney Rush Clarke and went on-air December 15, 1958.
== 1964–1976 ==
In 1968, it was purchased by Richard F. Shively, Harold O. Shively and Ulysses Carlini Sr.
== 1976–1986 ==
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== 1986–1992 ==
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== 1992–1999 ==
== 1999–2013 ==
Greater Nebraska Television sold its stations (including KNOP-TV) to Hoak Media in 2005.
== 2013–2015 ==
On November 20, 2013, Hoak announced the sale of most of its stations, including KNOP-TV and K11TW, to Gray Television. The sale made them sister stations to North Platte CBS affiliate KNPL-LD, a semi-satellite of Gray's KOLN/KGIN.
== 2015–2023 ==
After Schurz Communications' stations were bought by Gray Television in 2015, KDUH-TV became a KNOP satellite, and its call letters becoming KNEP for its conversion to a KNOP-TV satellite.
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KNOP-TV news opens
== 2023-present ==
==External links==
*KNOP News 2
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:NBC network affiliates
Category:North Platte, Nebraska
Category:Nebraska
Category:Unknown year
Category:Gray Television