PBS Kids

PBS Kids is the brand for most of the children's programming aired by the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in the United States. Some public television children's programs are not produced by PBS member stations or transmitted by PBS. Instead, they are produced by independent public television distributors such as American Public Television, and are not labeled as "PBS Kids" programming, as it is mainly a programming block branding. The target audience is children between the ages of 2 and 8. The network is also available in sub-Saharan Africa and Australia.
== History ==
=== PTV block ===
PBS had historically aired programs for children such as Sesame Street, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, and Reading Rainbow; prior to 1993, these programs aired under general PBS branding. In August 1993, PBS introduced new branding for their children's programs featuring "The P-Pals", animated characters shaped like PBS logos who encouraged skills such as gathering information, self-esteem, cooperation and achieving goals in specially developed interstitials.
The framework for PBS Kids was established as part of PBS' "Ready to Learn" initiative, a project intended to facilitate access of early childhood educational programming to underprivileged children. On July 11, 1994, PBS repackaged their existing children's educational programming as a new block called "PTV", airing on 11 member stations at launch. In addition to scheduled educational programming, PTV also incorporated interstitial content with the P-Pals in their fictional world "PTV Park" for younger children. Older children were targeted with live-action and music video interstitials.
Apple Computer provided a $1.5 million grant to PTV and became its first national underwriter on June 26, 1995, as part of their "Bring Learning Home" corporate initiative. A "Ready To Learn" grant unveiled on January 8, 1996, supported the development of Dragon Tales and Between the Lions, which premiered in 1999 and 2000, respectively, as well as their online activities and outreach efforts. By September 1996, 95 PBS stations reaching three quarters of the United States were carrying the PTV service. Starting on October 7, 1996, PBS packaged their programs for school-aged children into the block The Game, airing on 31 stations by the end of the year.
PBS announced on January 18, 1999, that it would launch the PBS Kids Channel, meant to be the centerpiece of a larger initiative, in September. On June 9, PBS revealed a wide rebranding of its children's programs and services, known as PBS Kids, at its annual meeting in San Francisco. PBS would also increase its children's programming budget by 25% and commit to two new series: Caillou and Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series.
=== PBS Kids ===
On September 6, 1999, PBS launched the 24-hour PBS Kids television network. The separate network (referred to as the PBS Kids Channel in press materials) was available on high-tier subscription providers, and was also offered to PBS member stations for use on a "cablecast" service (a subscription-based local channel provided by the member station) or for use on the member station's free-to-air analog channel to provide a portion of the daytime PBS Kids programming on the station. Participating stations were required to pay an annual fee of $1,000 to use the feed. At launch, 32 PBS member stations had signed up to use the service. The channel was partly created to compete against the Nick Jr. block and its sister network Noggin; at the time, Noggin was co-owned by the Children's Television Workshop (the production company behind Sesame Street) and Nickelodeon. Because the pay-TV rights to the Children's Television Workshop's programs were owned by Noggin, the channel did not broadcast CTW programming, including longtime PBS staple Sesame Street, though an exception was made with Dragon Tales (which premiered on the same day as the launch of the PBS Kids Channel).
The new PBS Kids branding elements began rolling out on PBS stations in October; PBS provided grants to stations who adopted the new branding early. The PBS Kids website was relaunched with some new areas on February 1, 2000.
The channel was unsuccessful and had only reached 9 million households as of 2002, compared to Noggin's 23.3 million households at the time. The PBS Kids network was shut down on September 26, 2005, in favor of a new commercial cable and satellite joint venture channel, PBS Kids Sprout, which was developed in partnership with Sesame Workshop, HIT Entertainment and Comcast (who later bought full control of the network via NBCUniversal).
PBS later revived the PBS Kids Channel on January 16, 2017, this time being structured as a multi-platform service with an online streaming option in addition to utilizing largely the same distribution methods that had been used for the original channel.
In June 2022, it was announced that PBS Kids would inaugurate a new, text-only logo set upon a disc element, on July 19, 2022.
=== Block and local channels ===
Former logo used before re-branding in 2022. This logo was first introduced in 1999; shown here is the 2013 version.
PBS gave licensees an option to sign on Sprout promoters while indicating that they should retain PBS Kids programming block during the day time. Half of stations programmed their own children's channel. PBS offered a replacement early school-aged kids network based on the block PBS Kids Go! by April 2006 to be launched in October 2006, but was cancelled before launch.
On May 8, 2013, PBS Kids programming was added to the Roku streaming player.
Amid research which revealed that the PBS Kids brand was more recognizable than PBS Kids Go!, and ratings which showed preschoolers and school-age children watching each other's shows, PBS Kids received another graphic redesign and the PBS Kids Go! branding was dissolved on October 7, 2013, coinciding with the debut of Peg + Cat. On July 1, 2016, Amazon Prime Video and PBS Distribution entered into a multi-year agreement which saw several PBS Kids series on other streaming services move to Amazon Prime Video.
PBS Kids network was relaunched on January 16, 2017, with a live stream of the channel on the PBS Kids website and video app; no changes were made to the main PBS Kids block. The block is counter programmed from the network, thus the same show would not be shown at the same time on the network and block. PBS Kids Channel is also available on DirecTV and DirecTV Stream on channel 288.
=== International distribution ===
PBS Distribution partnered with MultiChoice to launch PBS Kids on May 22, 2019 on DStv and GOtv platforms across its Sub-Saharan Africa footprint.
In the summer of 2021, PBS Distribution partnered with Foxtel to launch PBS Kids in Australia.
== Programming ==
For list of all PBS Kids programs, see List of programs broadcast by PBS Kids (block) for the block and List of programs broadcast by PBS Kids for the channel.
=== Programming blocks ===
==== Current ====
* PBS Kids Family Night (April 21, 2017 – present) – an evening programming block airing encores of PBS Kids movies and specials, typically from 7 to 9 pm on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Exclusive to the PBS Kids 24/7 channel.
==== Former ====
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* The Game (October 7, 1996 – September 6, 1999) – an afternoon programming block aimed at children ages 6 to 8. Aired on PTV.
* PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch (September 30, 2000 – September 5, 2004) – a Saturday morning block consisting of six animated series produced by the Canadian animation studio, Nelvana Limited.
* PBS Kids Go! (October 11, 2004 – October 7, 2013) – an afternoon programming block aimed at children ages 6 to 8.
* PBS Kids Preschool Block (September 4, 2006 – October 7, 2013) – a morning programming block aimed at preschoolers.
== Critical reception ==
PBS Kids programming has historically received generally positive reviews from television critics and parents of young children. L.A. Story (a division of Blogspot) wrote, "Great for any little explorer!" Rob Owen of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette wrote, "Best children's entertainment available." Valerie Williams of Scary Mommy wrote, "A wonderful gift." Steve Aquino of Forbes wrote, "Making learning accessible in the coronavirus age."
== Network ==
PBS Kids
Type 	Digital broadcast TV network (children's programming)
Country 	United States, Sub-Saharan Africa and Australia
Availability 	National (via OTA digital television)
Founded 	February 23, 2016 (revival)
Headquarters 	Arlington County, Virginia
Broadcast area 	United States
Owner 	Public Broadcasting Service
Launch date 	September 6, 1999; 23 years ago (original)
January 16, 2017; 6 years ago (revival)
Dissolved 	September 26, 2005; 17 years ago (original)
Picture format 	480i (SDTV)
(some affiliates transmit PBS Kids programming in 1080i 16:9 and 720p 16:9)
Affiliates 	List of affiliates
Webcast 	Amazon Video
(subscription required)
Official website	pbskids.org
PBS Kids is an American digital broadcast and online television network operated by the Public Broadcasting Service. The network features a broad mix of live action and animated children's programs distributed to PBS by independent companies and select member stations, which are designed for improving the early literacy, math, and social-emotional skills of young children ages 3 to 9. Some PBS member stations, such as KLCS in Los Angeles maintain their own locally programmed PBS Kids feed, that is independent from the nationally sourced feed.
=== Network history ===
On September 6, 1999, PBS launched the PBS Kids Channel in several markets, in conjunction with the introduction of the PBS Kids brand to provide a unified branding for the service's children's programming offerings. The channel was launched on 33 PBS member stations: 19 of which offered PBS Kids Channel as a cable-only service, 9 which carried the channel on their digital broadcast signals in standard-definition, and 3 which carried simulcasts of the channel on their analog signals. Of the initial 27 affiliates, 16 of them planned to begin carrying PBS Kids Channel during the fall of 1999, with 11 additional stations choosing to debut it that winter.
FCC requirements mandated satellite providers to set aside 4% of their available channel space for noncommercial educational and informational programming. With these providers limited to offering one such service per programmer, PBS had put forth PBS Kids as a prospective channel to fulfill this mandate.
In the aftermath of DirecTV's decision not to renew its funding agreement with the channel, which ended in the third quarter of 2005, PBS decided to shut down the network on September 26 of that year.[failed verification] PBS Kids Channel was effectively supplanted on that date by PBS Kids Sprout, an advertiser-supported cable and satellite channel that PBS developed in a joint venture with HIT Entertainment, Sesame Workshop, and Comcast. PBS gave licensees an option to sign on Sprout promoters, giving them cross-promotional and monetary benefits in exchange for giving up the ability to carry a competing preschool-targeted channel. 80 stations, making up about half of the member stations participants, signed up to be promoters; most of the remaining stations opted to develop independent children's programming services featuring programs distributed by PBS and through outside distributors such as American Public Television to fill space on digital subchannels that formerly served as PBS Kids Channel members. Many of the member stations that launched children's-focused subchannel or cable-only services reduced the amount of sourced programming from PBS Kids carried on their primary channel to a few hours of their weekday daytime schedules, in order to program more adult-targeted fare during the afternoon.
PBS relaunched the PBS Kids network on January 16, 2017. Structured as a multi-platform service, it was made available for distribution to digital subchannels of participating PBS member stations, initially launching on 73 member stations (counting those operated as subregional PBS member networks), with an additional 34 agreeing to begin carrying the network at a later date.[failed verification] A live stream of the channel was also added to the PBS Kids website and video app upon the channel's debut, which will eventually allow viewers to toggle from the program being aired to a related educational game extending the interactivity introduced by Sesame Street. The network is counterprogrammed from the PBS Kids block, so that the same program would not be shown on either simultaneously. PBS Kids 24/7 mainly features double-runs of existing series on PBS Kids' schedule (including some not carried on the primary channels of certain member stations); as such, no additional programs had to be acquired to help fill the channel's schedule. On April 21, 2017, the network launched "PBS Kids Family Night," a weekly block on Friday evenings (with encore airings on Saturday and Sunday evenings) that showcase themed programming, premieres or special "movie-length" episodes of new and existing PBS Kids children's programs.
In November 2020, PBS Kids, in association with the main PBS service, became the terrestrial television home of select specials from the Peanuts animated library, under a sub-licensing agreement with Apple TV+.
=== Affiliates ===
City of license/
market 	Station 	Channel 	Operator 	Affiliation tenure
(original network)	Local channel 	Affiliation date
(revived network)
==== Alabama ==== 	
==== Alabama ==== 	
==== Alabama ====	
==== Alabama ==== 	
==== Alabama ==== 	
==== Alabama ==== 	
==== Alabama ====
Birmingham 	WBIQ 	10.2 	Alabama Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Demopolis 	WIIQ 	41.2 	Alabama Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Dozier 	WDIQ 	2.2 	Alabama Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Florence 	WFIQ 	36.2 	Alabama Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Huntsville 	WHIQ 	25.2 	Alabama Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Louisville 	WGIQ 	43.2 	Alabama Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Mobile 	WEIQ 	42.2 	Alabama Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Montgomery 	WAIQ 	26.2 	Alabama Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Mount Cheaha 	WCIQ 	7.2 	Alabama Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Alaska ==== 	
==== Alaska ==== 	
==== Alaska ====	
==== Alaska ==== 	
==== Alaska ==== 	
==== Alaska ==== 	
==== Alaska ====
Anchorage 	KAKM 	7.4 	Alaska Public Telecommunications 	 	 	TBD
Fairbanks 	KUAC-TV 	9.8 	University of Alaska Fairbanks 	 	 	TBD
==== Arkansas ==== 	
==== Arkansas ====	
==== Arkansas ====	
==== Arkansas ==== 	
==== Arkansas ==== 	
==== Arkansas ==== 	
==== Arkansas ====
Arkadelphia 	KETG 	9.3 	Arkansas Educational Television Network 	 	 	January 16, 2017
El Dorado 	KETZ 	12.3 	Arkansas Educational Television Network 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Fayetteville 	KAFT 	13.3 	Arkansas Educational Television Network 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Jonesboro 	KTEJ 	19.3 	Arkansas Educational Television Network 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Little Rock 	KETS 	2.3 	Arkansas Educational Television Network 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Mountain View 	KEMV 	6.3 	Arkansas Educational Television Network 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Arizona ==== 	
==== Arizona ==== 	
==== Arizona ====	
==== Arizona ==== 	
==== Arizona ==== 	
==== Arizona ==== 	
==== Arizona ====
Phoenix 	KAET 	8.4 	Arizona State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Tucson 	KUAT-TV 	6.2 	Arizona Public Media 	2003–2005 	2005–2017 	January 16, 2017
==== California ==== 	
==== California ====	
==== California ====	
==== California ==== 	
==== California ==== 	
==== California ==== 	
==== California ====
Eureka 	KEET 	13.5 	Redwood Empire Public Television, Inc. 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Fresno 	KVPT 	18.2 	Valley Public Television, Inc. 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Huntington Beach
(serves Los Angeles)	KOCE-TV 	50.5 	KOCE Foundation 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Los Angeles 	KLCS 	58.2 	Los Angeles Unified School District 	 	2004–present 	
Sacramento 	KVIE 	6.4 	KVIE, Inc. 	 	 	January 16, 2017
San Diego 	KPBS 	15.4 	San Diego State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
San Jose
(San Francisco) 	KQEH and KQED 	54.4 and 9.4
Comcast 192	Northern California Public Broadcasting 	 	August 1, 2003 – January 15, 2017	January 16, 2017
Watsonville
(serves the Monterey Bay area)	KQET 	25.4
Comcast 192	Northern California Public Broadcasting 	 	August 1, 2003 – January 15, 2017	January 16, 2017
==== Colorado ==== 	
==== Colorado ====	
==== Colorado ====	
==== Colorado ==== 	
==== Colorado ==== 	
==== Colorado ==== 	
==== Colorado ====
Denver 	KRMA-TV 	6.2 	Rocky Mountain PBS 	 	 	TBD
Durango 	KRMU 	20.2 	Rocky Mountain PBS 	 	 	TBD
Grand Junction 	KRMJ 	18.2 	Rocky Mountain PBS 	 	 	TBD
Pueblo 	KTSC 	8.2 	Rocky Mountain PBS 	 	 	TBD
Steamboat Springs 	KRMZ 	24.2 	Rocky Mountain PBS 	 	 	TBD
==== Connecticut ==== 	
==== Connecticut ====	
==== Connecticut ====	
==== Connecticut ==== 	
==== Connecticut ==== 	
==== Connecticut ==== 	
==== Connecticut ====
Bridgeport 	WEDW 	49.4 	LocusPoint Networks 	 	TBD 	
New Haven 	WEDY 	65.4 	LocusPoint Networks 	 	TBD 	
Hartford 	WEDH 	24.4 	Connecticut Public Television 	 	TBD 	
Norwich
(serves eastern Connecticut, including New London)	WEDN 	53.4 	Connecticut Public Television 	 	TBD 	
==== District of Columbia ====	
==== District of Columbia ====	
==== District of Columbia ====	
==== District of Columbia ==== 	
==== District of Columbia ====	
==== District of Columbia ==== 	
==== District of Columbia ====
Washington 	WETA-TV 	26.3 	Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association	 	2007– 2019 	August 2019
Washington 	WHUT-TV 	32.2 	Howard University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Florida ==== 	
==== Florida ==== 	
==== Florida ====	
==== Florida ==== 	
==== Florida ==== 	
==== Florida ==== 	
==== Florida ====
Fort Myers 	WGCU 	30.5 	Florida Gulf Coast University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Jacksonville 	WJCT 	7.5 	WJCT, Inc. 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Miami 	WPBT 	2.4 	South Florida PBS 	 	 	January 16, 2017
West Palm Beach 	WXEL-TV 	42.3 	South Florida PBS 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Orlando 	WUCF-TV 	24.3 	University of Central Florida 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Panama City 	WFSG 	56.4 	Florida State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Tallahassee 	WFSU-TV 	11.4 	Florida State University 	 	 	
Pensacola 	WSRE 	23.4 	Pensacola Junior College 	 	 	TBD
Tampa-St. Petersburg 	WEDU 	3.2 	Florida West Coast Public Broadcasting, Inc. 	 	 	TBD
Tampa-St. Petersburg 	WEDQ 	16.2 	University of South Florida 	 	Currently 	
==== Georgia ==== 	
==== Georgia ==== 	
==== Georgia ====	
==== Georgia ==== 	
==== Georgia ==== 	
==== Georgia ==== 	
==== Georgia ====
Atlanta 	APS
(evenings) 	22
(cable-only)	Atlanta Public Schools 	September 6, 1999 – 2005	 	
Athens
(Atlanta) 	WGTV 	8.4 	Georgia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Chatsworth 	WNGH-TV 	18.4 	Georgia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Cochran 	WMUM-TV 	29.4 	Georgia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Columbus 	WJSP-TV 	28.4 	Georgia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Dawson 	WACS-TV 	25.4 	Georgia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Pelham 	WABW-TV 	14.4 	Georgia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Savannah 	WVAN-TV 	9.4 	Georgia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Waycross
(serves Valdosta and Brunswick)	WXGA-TV 	8.4 	Georgia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Wrens 	WCES-TV 	20.4 	Georgia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Hawaii ==== 	
==== Hawaii ==== 	
==== Hawaii ====	
==== Hawaii ==== 	
==== Hawaii ==== 	
==== Hawaii ==== 	
==== Hawaii ====
Honolulu 	KHET 	11.2 	Hawaii Public Television 	July 1, 2003 	October 1, 2005 	January 16, 2017
Wailuku (serves Maui) 	KMEB 	10.2 	Hawaii Public Television 	July 1, 2003 	October 1, 2005 	January 16, 2017
==== Idaho ==== 	
==== Idaho ==== 	
==== Idaho ====	
==== Idaho ==== 	
==== Idaho ==== 	
==== Idaho ==== 	
==== Idaho ====
Boise 	KAID 	4.5 	Idaho State Department of Education 	 	 	February 1, 2018
Coeur D'Alene
(part of the Spokane, Washington market)	KCDT 	26.5 	Idaho State Department of Education 	 	 	February 1, 2018
Moscow 	KUID-TV 	12.5 	Idaho State Department of Education 	 	 	February 1, 2018
Pocatello 	KISU-TV 	10.5 	Idaho State Department of Education 	 	 	February 1, 2018
Twin Falls 	KIPT 	13.5 	Idaho State Department of Education 	 	 	February 1, 2018
==== Illinois ==== 	
==== Illinois ====	
==== Illinois ====	
==== Illinois ==== 	
==== Illinois ==== 	
==== Illinois ==== 	
==== Illinois ====
Carbondale 	WSIU-TV 	8.5 	Southern Illinois University 	 	 	TBD
Olney 	WUSI-TV 	19.5 	Southern Illinois University 	 	 	TBD
Chicago 	WTTW 	11.4 	Window to the World Communications 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Peoria 	WTVP 	47.2 	Illinois Valley Public Telecommunications Corporation 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Urbana
(Springfield) 	WILL-TV 	12.2 	University of Illinois 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Indiana ==== 	
==== Indiana ==== 	
==== Indiana ====	
==== Indiana ==== 	
==== Indiana ==== 	
==== Indiana ==== 	
==== Indiana ====
Bloomington 	WTIU 	30.4 	Indiana University 	 	.3
(12:00–6:00 p.m.)
TIU Family (ended January 30, 2017)	January 30, 2017
Fort Wayne 	WFWA 	39.2 	Fort Wayne Public Television 	2005 	Kids39 (2005-2017) 	January 16, 2017
Indianapolis 	WFYI 	20.2 	Metropolitan Indianapolis Public Broadcasting 	 	 	TBD
South Bend 	WNIT 	34.3 	Michiana Public Broadcasting 	 	 	TBD
Vincennes
(serves Southwestern Indiana including Evansville and Terre Haute)	WVUT 	22.3 	Vincennes University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Iowa ==== 	
==== Iowa ==== 	
==== Iowa ====	
==== Iowa ==== 	
==== Iowa ==== 	
==== Iowa ==== 	
==== Iowa ====
Council Bluffs 	KBIN-TV 	32.4 	Iowa Public Television 	 	current (all .2)
IPTV Learn (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.)	TBD
Davenport 	KQIN 	36.4 	Iowa Public Television 	 	current (all .2)
IPTV Learn (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.)	TBD
Des Moines 	KDIN-TV 	11.4 	Iowa Public Television 	 	current (all .2)
IPTV Learn (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.)	TBD
Fort Dodge 	KTIN 	21.4 	Iowa Public Television 	 	current (all .2)
IPTV Learn (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.)	TBD
Iowa City 	KIIN 	12.4 	Iowa Public Television 	 	current (all .2)
IPTV Learn (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.)	TBD
Mason City 	KYIN 	24.4 	Iowa Public Television 	 	current (all .2)
IPTV Learn (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.)	TBD
Red Oak 	KHIN 	36.4 	Iowa Public Television 	 	current (all .2)
IPTV Learn (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.)	TBD
Sioux City 	KSIN-TV 	27.4 	Iowa Public Television 	 	current (all .2)
IPTV Learn (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.)	TBD
Waterloo 	KRIN 	32.4 	Iowa Public Television 	 	current (all .2)
IPTV Learn (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.)	TBD
==== Kansas ==== 	
==== Kansas ==== 	
==== Kansas ====	
==== Kansas ==== 	
==== Kansas ==== 	
==== Kansas ==== 	
==== Kansas ====
Colby 	KWKS 	19.2 	Smoky Hills Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Dodge City 	KDCK 	21.2 	Smoky Hills Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Hays 	KOOD 	9.2 	Smoky Hills Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Lakin 	KSWK 	3.2 	Smoky Hills Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Topeka 	KTWU 	11.2 	Washburn University 	 	Current 	
Hutchinson/Wichita 	KPTS 	8.4 	Kansas Public Telecommunications Service 	 	Current 	
==== Kentucky ==== 	
==== Kentucky ====	
==== Kentucky ====	
==== Kentucky ==== 	
==== Kentucky ==== 	
==== Kentucky ==== 	
==== Kentucky ====
Ashland 	WKAS 	25.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Bowling Green 	WKGB-TV 	53.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Covington 	WCVN-TV 	54.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Elizabethtown 	WKZT-TV 	23.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Hazard 	WKHA 	35.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Lexington 	WKLE 	46.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Louisville 	WKPC-TV 	15.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Madisonville 	WKMA-TV 	35.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Morehead 	WKMR 	38.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Murray 	WKMU 	21.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Owensboro 	WKOH 	31.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Owenton 	WKON 	52.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Paducah 	WKPD 	29.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Pikeville 	WKPI-TV 	22.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Somerset 	WKSO-TV 	29.4 	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Louisiana ==== 	
==== Louisiana ====	
==== Louisiana ====	
==== Louisiana ==== 	
==== Louisiana ==== 	
==== Louisiana ==== 	
==== Louisiana ====
Alexandria 	KLPA-TV 	25.2 	Louisiana Educational Television Authority 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Baton Rouge 	WLPB-TV 	27.2 	Louisiana Educational Television Authority 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Lafayette 	KLPB-TV 	24.2 	Louisiana Educational Television Authority 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Lake Charles 	KLTL-TV 	24.2 	Louisiana Educational Television Authority 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Monroe 	KLTM-TV 	13.2 	Louisiana Educational Television Authority 	 	 	January 16, 2017
New Orleans 	WYES-TV 	12.4 	Greater New Orleans Educational Television Foundation 	 	 	TBD
Shreveport 	KLTS-TV 	24.2 	Louisiana Educational Television Authority 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Massachusetts ==== 	
==== Massachusetts ====	
==== Massachusetts ====	
==== Massachusetts ==== 	
==== Massachusetts ====	
==== Massachusetts ==== 	
==== Massachusetts ====
Boston 	WGBX-TV 	44.4 	WGBH Educational Foundation 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Springfield 	WGBY-TV 	57.3 	WGBH Educational Foundation 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Maryland ==== 	
==== Maryland ====	
==== Maryland ====	
==== Maryland ==== 	
==== Maryland ==== 	
==== Maryland ==== 	
==== Maryland ====
Annapolis 	WMPT 	22.3 	Maryland Public Television 	MPT Select
(daytime hours only)	January 16, 2017 	
Baltimore 	WMPB 	67.3 	Maryland Public Television 	MPT Select
(daytime hours only)	January 16, 2017 	
Frederick 	WFPT 	62.3 	Maryland Public Television 	MPT Select
(daytime hours only)	January 16, 2017 	
Hagerstown 	WWPB 	31.3 	Maryland Public Television 	MPT Select
(daytime hours only)	January 16, 2017 	
Oakland 	WGPT 	36.3 	Maryland Public Television 	MPT Select
(daytime hours only)	January 16, 2017 	
Salisbury 	WCPB 	28.3 	Maryland Public Television 	MPT Select
(daytime hours only)	January 16, 2017 	
==== Maine ==== 	
==== Maine ==== 	
==== Maine ====	
==== Maine ==== 	
==== Maine ==== 	
==== Maine ==== 	
==== Maine ====
Augusta 	WCBB 	10.4 	Maine Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Biddeford
(Portland) 	WMEA-TV 	26.4 	Maine Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Calais 	WMED-TV 	13.4 	Maine Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Orono
(Bangor) 	WMEB-TV 	12.4 	Maine Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Presque Isle 	WMEM-TV 	10.4 	Maine Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Michigan ==== 	
==== Michigan ====	
==== Michigan ====	
==== Michigan ==== 	
==== Michigan ==== 	
==== Michigan ==== 	
==== Michigan ====
Alpena 	WCML 	6.2 	Central Michigan University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Cadillac 	WCMV 	27.2 	Central Michigan University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Mount Pleasant
(part of the Bay City/Saginaw/Midland market)	WCMU-TV 	26.2 	Central Michigan University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Flint 	WCMZ-TV 	28.2 	Central Michigan University 	 	 	January 16, 2017 – April 23, 2018
Bad Axe
(serves Saginaw and Bay City)	WDCQ-TV 	19.4 	Delta College 	 	Current 	
Detroit 	WTVS 	56.2 	Detroit Educational Television Foundation 	 	 	January 16, 2017
East Lansing 	WKAR-TV 	23.4 	Michigan State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Grand Rapids 	WGVU-TV 	35.5 	Grand Valley State University 	 	 	TBD
Kalamazoo 	WGVK 	52.5 	Grand Valley State University 	 	 	TBD
Marquette 	WNMU 	13.2 	Northern Michigan University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Minnesota ==== 	
==== Minnesota ====	
==== Minnesota ====	
==== Minnesota ==== 	
==== Minnesota ==== 	
==== Minnesota ==== 	
==== Minnesota ====
Appleton 	KWCM-TV 	10.5 	West Central Minnesota Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Bemidji 	KAWE 	9.3 	Northern Minnesota Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Brainerd 	KAWB 	22.3 	Northern Minnesota Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Crookston 	KCGE-DT 	16.4 	Prairie Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
St. Paul 	KTCA-TV 	2.4 	Twin Cities PBS 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Worthington 	KSMN 	20.5 	West Central Minnesota Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
==== Mississippi ==== 	
==== Mississippi ====	
==== Mississippi ====	
==== Mississippi ==== 	
==== Mississippi ==== 	
==== Mississippi ==== 	
==== Mississippi ====
Biloxi 	WMAH-TV 	19.2 	Mississippi Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Booneville 	WMAE-TV 	12.2 	Mississippi Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Bude 	WMAU-TV 	17.2 	Mississippi Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Columbia 	W45AA-D 	45.2 	Mississippi Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Greenwood 	WMAO-TV 	23.2 	Mississippi Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Jackson 	WMPN-TV 	29.2 	Mississippi Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Meridian 	WMAW-TV 	14.2 	Mississippi Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Mississippi State 	WMAB-TV 	2.2 	Mississippi Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Oxford 	WMAV-TV 	18.2 	Mississippi Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Missouri ==== 	
==== Missouri ====	
==== Missouri ====	
==== Missouri ==== 	
==== Missouri ==== 	
==== Missouri ==== 	
==== Missouri ====
Joplin 	KOZJ 	26.2 	Missouri State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Springfield 	KOZK 	21.2 	Missouri State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Kansas City 	KCPT 	19.4 	Public TV 19, Inc. 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Sedalia 	KMOS-TV 	6.4 	University of Central Missouri 	 	 	January 16, 2017
St. Louis 	KETC 	9.2 	St. Louis Regional Public Media, Inc. 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Montana ==== 	
==== Montana ==== 	
==== Montana ====	
==== Montana ==== 	
==== Montana ==== 	
==== Montana ==== 	
==== Montana ====
Billings 	KBGS-TV 	16.2 	Montana State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Bozeman 	KUSM-TV 	9.2 	Montana State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Helena 	KUHM-TV 	10.2 	Montana State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Kalispell 	KUKL-TV 	46.2 	Montana State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Missoula 	KUFM-TV 	11.2 	Montana State University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Nebraska ==== 	
==== Nebraska ====	
==== Nebraska ====	
==== Nebraska ==== 	
==== Nebraska ==== 	
==== Nebraska ==== 	
==== Nebraska ====
Alliance 	KTNE-TV 	13.4 	Nebraska Educational Telecommunications 	 	 	March 1, 2017
Bassett 	KMNE-TV 	7.4 	Nebraska Educational Telecommunications 	 	 	March 1, 2017
Hastings 	KHNE-TV 	29.4 	Nebraska Educational Telecommunications 	 	 	March 1, 2017
Lexington 	KLNE-TV 	3.4 	Nebraska Educational Telecommunications 	 	 	March 1, 2017
Lincoln 	KUON-TV 	12.4 	Nebraska Educational Telecommunications 	 	 	March 1, 2017
Merriman 	KRNE-TV 	12.4 	Nebraska Educational Telecommunications 	 	 	March 1, 2017
Norfolk 	KXNE-TV 	19.4 	Nebraska Educational Telecommunications 	 	 	March 1, 2017
North Platte 	KPNE-TV 	9.4 	Nebraska Educational Telecommunications 	 	 	March 1, 2017
Omaha 	KYNE-TV 	26.4 	Nebraska Educational Telecommunications 	 	 	March 1, 2017
==== Nevada ==== 	
==== Nevada ==== 	
==== Nevada ====	
==== Nevada ==== 	
==== Nevada ==== 	
==== Nevada ==== 	
==== Nevada ====
Las Vegas 	KLVX 	10.3 	Clark County School District 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Reno 	KNPB 	5.3 	Channel 5 Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== New Jersey ==== 	
==== New Jersey ====	
==== New Jersey ====	
==== New Jersey ==== 	
==== New Jersey ==== 	
==== New Jersey ==== 	
==== New Jersey ====
Newark
(New York City) 	WNET 	13.2 	Educational Broadcasting Corporation 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== New Mexico ==== 	
==== New Mexico ====	
==== New Mexico ====	
==== New Mexico ==== 	
==== New Mexico ==== 	
==== New Mexico ==== 	
==== New Mexico ====
Albuquerque 	KNME-TV 	5.2 	University of New Mexico 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Las Cruces 	KRWG-TV 	22.3 	University of New Mexico 	 	 	TBD
==== New York ==== 	
==== New York ====	
==== New York ====	
==== New York ==== 	
==== New York ==== 	
==== New York ==== 	
==== New York ====
Binghamton 	WSKG-TV 	46.6 	WSKG Public Telecommunications Council 	 	 	February 1, 2017
Corning 	WSKA 	30.6 	WSKG Public Telecommunications Council 	 	 	February 1, 2017
Buffalo 	WNED-TV 	17.3 	Western New York Public Broadcasting Association 	 	 	TBD
Norwood 	WNPI-DT 	18.4 	St. Lawrence Valley Educational TV Council, Inc. 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Watertown 	WPBS-TV 	16.4 	St. Lawrence Valley Educational TV Council, Inc. 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Plattsburgh 	WCFE-TV 	57.3 	Mountain Lake Public Telecommunications Council 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Rochester 	WXXI-TV 	21.4 	WXXI Public Broadcasting Council 	 	 	February 2017
Schenectady
(Albany) 	WMHT 	17.4 	WMHT Educational Telecommunications 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Syracuse 	WCNY-TV 	24.4 	Public Broadcasting Council of Central New York 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== North Carolina ====	
==== North Carolina ====	
==== North Carolina ====	
==== North Carolina ==== 	
==== North Carolina ====	
==== North Carolina ==== 	
==== North Carolina ====
Asheville 	WUNF-TV 	33.2 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Canton 	WUNW 	27.3 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Chapel Hill 	WUNC-TV 	4.2 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Concord 	WUNG-TV 	58.2 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Edenton 	WUND-TV 	2.2 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Greenville 	WUNK-TV 	25.2 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Jacksonville 	WUNM-TV 	19.3 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Linville 	WUNE-TV 	17.3 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Lumberton 	WUNU 	31.2 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Roanoke Rapids 	WUNP-TV 	36.3 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Wilmington 	WUNJ-TV 	39.2 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Winston-Salem 	WUNL-TV 	26.2 	University of North Carolina 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== North Dakota ==== 	
==== North Dakota ====	
==== North Dakota ====	
==== North Dakota ==== 	
==== North Dakota ==== 	
==== North Dakota ==== 	
==== North Dakota ====
Bismarck 	KBME-TV 	3.4 	Prairie Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Devils Lake 	KMDE 	25.4 	Prairie Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Dickinson 	KDSE 	9.4 	Prairie Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Ellendale 	KJRE 	19.4 	Prairie Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Fargo 	KFME 	13.4 	Prairie Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Minot 	KSRE 	6.4 	Prairie Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Williston 	KWSE 	4.4 	Prairie Public Television 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Ohio ==== 	
==== Ohio ==== 	
==== Ohio ====	
==== Ohio ==== 	
==== Ohio ==== 	
==== Ohio ==== 	
==== Ohio ====
Athens 	OU Telecomm. Center	cable-only	Ohio University 	September 6, 1999–present
(mornings and weekends)	 	
Bowling Green 	WBGU-TV 	27.2 	Bowling Green State University 	 	Current 	
Cleveland 	WVIZ 	25.5 	Ideastream 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Columbus 	WOSU-TV 	34.4 	WOSU Public Media 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Portsmouth 	WPBO-TV 	42.4 	WOSU Public Media 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Dayton 	WPTD 	16.5 	Public Media Connect 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Oxford 	WPTO 	14.3 	Public Media Connect 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Toledo 	WGTE-TV 	30.2 	Public Broadcasting Foundation of Northwest Ohio 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Oklahoma ==== 	
==== Oklahoma ====	
==== Oklahoma ====	
==== Oklahoma ==== 	
==== Oklahoma ==== 	
==== Oklahoma ==== 	
==== Oklahoma ====
Cheyenne 	KWET 	12.4 	Oklahoma Educational Television Authority 	
* .4 (2006–2009)
* OETA OKLA .2
* (daytime: 2009–2013)
* .4 (2013–2017)	 	January 16, 2017
Eufaula 	KOET 	3.4 	Oklahoma Educational Television Authority 	
* .4 (2006–2009)
* OETA OKLA .2
* (daytime: 2009–2013)
* .4 (2013–2017)	 	January 16, 2017
Oklahoma City 	KETA-TV 	13.4 	Oklahoma Educational Television Authority 	
* .4 (2006–2009)
* OETA OKLA .2
* (daytime: 2009–2013)
* .4 (2013–2017)	 	January 16, 2017
Tulsa 	KOED-TV 	11.4 	Oklahoma Educational Television Authority 	
* .4 (2006–2009)
* OETA OKLA .2
* (daytime: 2009–2013)
* .4 (2013–2017)	 	January 16, 2017
Oklahoma City and Tulsa 	OETA Kids 	cable 	Oklahoma Educational Television Authority 	 	2009–2013 	
==== Oregon ==== 	
==== Oregon ==== 	
==== Oregon ====	
==== Oregon ==== 	
==== Oregon ==== 	
==== Oregon ==== 	
==== Oregon ====
Bend 	KOAB-TV 	11.3 	Oregon Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Corvallis 	KOAC-TV 	7.3 	Oregon Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Eugene 	KEPB-TV 	29.3 	Oregon Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
La Grande 	KTVR 	13.3 	Oregon Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Portland 	KOPB-TV 	10.3 	Oregon Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Pennsylvania ==== 	
==== Pennsylvania ====	
==== Pennsylvania ====	
==== Pennsylvania ==== 	
==== Pennsylvania ==== 	
==== Pennsylvania ==== 	
==== Pennsylvania ====
Clearfield 	WPSU-TV 	3.4 	Penn State Public Media 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Philadelphia 	WHYY 	12.3 	WHYY Inc. 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Pittsburgh 	WQED 	13.5 	WQED Multimedia 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Scranton 	WVIA-TV 	44.2 	Northeast Pennsylvania Educational Television Association 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Puerto Rico ==== 	 	 	 	 	 	
Fajardo 	WMTJ 	40.2 	Ana G. Méndez University 	 	Current 	January 16, 2017
Ponce 	WQTO 	26.2 	Ana G. Méndez University 	 	Current 	January 16, 2017
==== South Carolina ====	
==== South Carolina ====	
==== South Carolina ====	
==== South Carolina ==== 	
==== South Carolina ====	
==== South Carolina ==== 	
==== South Carolina ====
Allendale 	WEBA-TV 	14.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Beaufort 	WJWJ-TV 	16.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Charleston 	WITV 	7.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Columbia 	WRLK-TV 	35.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Conway 	WHMC 	23.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Florence 	WJPM-TV 	33.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Greenville 	WNTV 	29.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Greenwood 	WNEH 	38.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Rock Hill 	WNSC-TV 	30.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Spartanburg 	WRET-TV 	49.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
Sumter 	WRJA-TV 	27.4 	South Carolina Educational Television 	 	 	TBD
==== South Dakota ==== 	
==== South Dakota ====	
==== South Dakota ====	
==== South Dakota ==== 	
==== South Dakota ==== 	
==== South Dakota ==== 	
==== South Dakota ====
Aberdeen 	KDSD-TV 	16.4 	South Dakota Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Brookings 	KESD-TV 	8.4 	South Dakota Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Eagle Butte 	KPSD-TV 	13.4 	South Dakota Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Lowry 	KQSD-TV 	11.4 	South Dakota Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Martin 	KZSD-TV 	8.4 	South Dakota Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Pierre 	KTSD-TV 	10.4 	South Dakota Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Rapid City 	KBHE-TV 	9.4 	South Dakota Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Sioux Falls 	KCSD-TV 	23.4 	South Dakota Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Vermillion 	KUSD-TV 	2.4 	South Dakota Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Tennessee ==== 	
==== Tennessee ====	
==== Tennessee ====	
==== Tennessee ==== 	
==== Tennessee ==== 	
==== Tennessee ==== 	
==== Tennessee ====
Chattanooga 	WTCI 	45.3 	Greater Chattanooga Public Television 	 	 	January 2017
Cookeville 	WCTE 	22.4 	Upper Cumberland Broadcast Council 	 	 	TBD
Knoxville 	WKOP-TV 	15.2 	East Tennessee PBS 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Lexington
(Jackson) 	WLJT-DT 	11.2 	West Tennessee Public Television Council, Inc. 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Memphis 	WKNO 	10.3 	Mid-South Public Communications Foundation 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Nashville 	WNPT-TV 	8.3 	Nashville Public Television, Inc. 	 	2017–present 	June 30, 2017
Sneedville 	WETP-TV 	2.2 	East Tennessee PBS 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Texas ==== 	
==== Texas ==== 	
==== Texas ====	
==== Texas ==== 	
==== Texas ==== 	
==== Texas ==== 	
==== Texas ====
Amarillo 	KACV-TV 	2.2 	Amarillo College 	 	 	TBD
Austin 	KLRU 	18.4 	Capital of Texas Public Telecommunications Council 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Belton
(Waco) 	KNCT 	46.2 	Central Texas College 	 	 	January 16, 2017
College Station 	KAMU-TV 	12.3 	Texas A&M University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Dallas 	KERA-TV 	13.2 	North Texas Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Houston 	KUHT 	8.3 	University of Houston 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Lubbock 	KTTZ-TV 	5.3 	Texas Tech University 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Odessa 	KPBT-TV 	36.2 	Permian Basin Public Telecommunications, Inc. 	 	 	July 6, 2020
San Antonio 	KLRN 	9.3 	Alamo Public Telecommunications Council 	 	 	April 1, 2017
==== Utah ==== 	
==== Utah ==== 	
==== Utah ====	
==== Utah ==== 	
==== Utah ==== 	
==== Utah ==== 	
==== Utah ====
Salt Lake City 	KUED 	7.3 	University of Utah 	 	 	March 7, 2017
St. George 	KUEW 	18.3 	University of Utah 	 	 	March 7, 2017
==== Virginia ==== 	
==== Virginia ====	
==== Virginia ====	
==== Virginia ==== 	
==== Virginia ==== 	
==== Virginia ==== 	
==== Virginia ====
Hampton-Norfolk 	WHRO-TV 	15.3 	Hampton Roads Educational Telecommunications Association 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Roanoke 	WBRA-TV 	15.3 	Blue Ridge PBS 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Virgin Islands ====	
==== Virgin Islands ====	
==== Virgin Islands ====	
==== Virgin Islands ==== 	
==== Virgin Islands ====	
==== Virgin Islands ==== 	
==== Virgin Islands ====
Charlotte Amalie 	WTJX-TV 	12.2 	Virgin Islands Public Broadcasting System 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Vermont ==== 	
==== Vermont ==== 	
==== Vermont ====	
==== Vermont ==== 	
==== Vermont ==== 	
==== Vermont ==== 	
==== Vermont ====
Burlington 	WETK 	33.4 	Vermont PBS 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Rutland 	WVER 	28.4 	Vermont PBS 	 	 	January 16, 2017
St. Johnsbury 	WVTB 	20.4 	Vermont PBS 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Windsor 	WVTA 	41.4 	Vermont PBS 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Washington ==== 	
==== Washington ====	
==== Washington ====	
==== Washington ==== 	
==== Washington ==== 	
==== Washington ==== 	
==== Washington ====
Seattle 	KCTS-TV 	9.2 	Cascade Public Media 	 	 	TBD
Yakima 	KYVE 	47.2 	Cascade Public Media 	 	 	TBD
Spokane 	KSPS-TV 	7.4 	KSPS Public Television 	 	 	September 2017
(April 1, 2017 on cable)
==== Wisconsin ==== 	
==== Wisconsin ====	
==== Wisconsin ====	
==== Wisconsin ==== 	
==== Wisconsin ==== 	
==== Wisconsin ==== 	
==== Wisconsin ====
Green Bay 	WPNE-TV 	38.4 	PBS Wisconsin 	 	 	January 16, 2017
La Crosse 	WHLA-TV 	31.4 	PBS Wisconsin 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Madison 	WHA-TV 	21.4 	PBS Wisconsin 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Menomonie 	WHWC-TV 	28.4 	PBS Wisconsin 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Park Falls 	WLEF-TV 	36.4 	PBS Wisconsin 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Wausau 	WHRM-TV 	20.4 	PBS Wisconsin 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Milwaukee 	WMVS 	10.3 	Milwaukee PBS
Milwaukee Area Technical College 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== West Virginia ==== 	
==== West Virginia ====	
==== West Virginia ====	
==== West Virginia ==== 	
==== West Virginia ====	
==== West Virginia ==== 	
==== West Virginia ====
Grandview 	WSWP-TV 	9.3 	West Virginia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Huntington 	WVPB-TV 	33.3 	West Virginia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
Morgantown 	WNPB-TV 	24.3 	West Virginia Public Broadcasting 	 	 	January 16, 2017
==== Wyoming ==== 	
==== Wyoming ==== 	
==== Wyoming ====	
==== Wyoming ==== 	
==== Wyoming ==== 	
==== Wyoming ==== 	
==== Wyoming ====
Casper 	KPTW 	6.3 	Central Wyoming College 	 	 	TBD
Lander 	KCWC-DT 	4.3 	Central Wyoming College 	 	 	TBD
Laramie (serves Cheyenne)	KWYP-DT 	8.3 	Central Wyoming College 	 	 	TBD