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KCID-TV

**KCID-TV**, virtual and VHF digital channel 10, is an NBC-affiliates television station licensed to Salmon, Idaho, United States. The station is owned by the Sinclair Broadcast Group, which also operates CBS affiliate KSRA (channel 21) under a shared services agreement with owner E. W. Scripps Company. KCID's studios and transmitter are located atop Sal Mountain, southwest of Baker, Idaho. KMTR maintains separate facilities on the corner of Big Flat Lane and McKinney Road in Carmen; master control and some internal operations for KSRA are based at the KCID studios.

KCID reaches additional viewers in central Idaho via co-owned full-powered satellite stations **KCLS-TV** in Challis (virtual and VHF digital channel 5) and **KAMB** in Arco (virtual channel 4, UHF digital channel 23).

## History

The station began broadcasting on April 4, 1960, locally owned by Central Idaho Television. It originally carried programming from all three networks, but was primarily an CBS affiliate. It lost NBC and ABC when KMNW signed on in 1966.

In the summer of 1978, as CBS was floundering in second place in the Nielsen ratings, KCID started sharing NBC programming with KHNW each week. During the next four years, the station gradually offered more programs from NBC until it affiliated with newly signed-on KSRA from April to June of 1982. With that, KSRA and KCID formally switched their affiliations in July 1982, with KSRA going to CBS and KCID becoming a full-time NBC afilliate.

Northwest Television bought KCID and its satellite stations in Challis and Arco in 1980. Retlaw Enterprises (a company owned by relatives of Walt Disney, Retlaw being "Walter" backwards) bought the station in 1996. Fisher Communications bought Retlaw's entire broadcasting division, including KCID, in 1998.

Many KCID alumni have gone on to elected office. As of 2009, schools superintendent Janelle Castro is a former KCID reporter.

On April 11, 2013, Fisher announced that it would sell its properties, including KCID, KCLS, and KAMB, to the Sinclair Broadcast Group. The deal was completed on August 8, 2013.

KCID, KCLS and KAMB air nearly all NBC programs, but pre-empt occasional programs and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade for a regular episode of CBS-distributed Dr. Phil, as well as infomercials.
KUED

KUED (Digital Channel 27, Virtual Channel 6) is a PBS member station in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. The station is owned by the University of Utah, and has studios at the Eccles Broadcast Center on Wasatch Drive in the northeastern section of Salt Lake City; its transmitter is located on Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains, southwest of Salt Lake City. KUED has a large network of broadcast translators that extend its over-the-air coverage throughout Utah.

It is one of two PBS stations in the market, with the other being KBYU-TV (Digital Channel 17, Virtual Channel 10).

## KUED

### Location

Salt Lake City, Utah
United States

### Channel

Digital: 27 (UHF)
Virtual: 6

### Subchannel(s)

6.1: PBS
6.2: World
6.3: PBS Kids
6.4: Create

### Former Channel Number

Analog:
6 (VHF, 1958–2009)
Digital:
47 (UHF, 2002–2018)
KOTX

KOTX is an ABC affiliate serving Wichita Falls, TX/Lawton, OK. Syndicated programming on KOTX includes: *Tamron Hall*, *Judge Judy*, and *Kelly Clarkson*, and *The List* among others.

## News/Station History

### News Theme History

* Revolution - Gari Media (1999-2003)
* The Paramount - Gari Media (2003-2005)
* ABC Eyewitness News Collection (Eyewitness News New Generation 1) - Gari Media (2005-2008)
* The One & Only (Series 7) - Gari Media (2008-2011)
* Propulsion - 615 Music (2011-2014)
* Locals Only - Stephen Arnold Music (2014-2017)
* Guardian - Stepehen Arnold Music (2017-present)

**Fox affiliates:** KMAN1 | WATI2 | WUAK

1 Diversity Media owns and operates these stations through Revolution Television.
2 Adelphia owns this station, but Diversity operates it

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KGDS-TV

**KGDS-TV** is the public broadcasting station, serving Fergus, Judith Basin and Petroleum counties. It also has a weekly non-commercial newscast, which is on every Friday at 8:30pm, Saturday at 6pm and every Sunday at 10am, which has been running since it first signed on in 1987.

## News/Station Presentation

### Newscast Titles

* The Central Montana Week (1987-present)

### Station Slogans

For lyrics to KGDS-TV's campaigns, see KGDS-TV/Campaign Lyrics.

#### National Slogans

* TV Worth Watching, KGDS! (1986-1990; localized version of PBS campaign)
* We're KGDS, Where You Belong! (1990-1992; localized version of PBS campaign)
* Be More on KGDS 17 (2002-present; localized version of PBS campaign)

#### Local Slogans

* A Whole New 17 (1985-1987)
* Public TV for Central Montana (1987-present)

### News Themes

* Newschannel - Gari Media Group (1987-1990)
* Song For America - Kansas (1990-1993)
* Production Music: The Chase - Network Music (1993-1998)
* Production Music: Full Potential - Network Music (1998-2002)
* Production Music: Top Of The Hour - Network Music (2002-2008)
* Production Music: Turbo Charged - Network Music (2008-2013)
* Production Music: Trackdown - Network Music (2013-present)
KBAP

KBAP is a CW affiliate serving Dallas/Fort Worth, TX, and it's surrounding areas. Broadcasting on channel 50, KBAP is owned and operated by Adelphia Communications.

## Stand Up & Tell Them Dallas' Great lyrics

*Stand Up & Tell Them Dallas' Great* is the jingle that Adelphia Communications is using for KBAP. The tune uses the "Turn To News" jingle that Gari Music Group used during the 1980s and 1990s.

*Each day's a new day, and Dallas' looking great*

*We're feeling okay, here in the Lone Star state*

*No holding back now, on the right track now*

*Stand Up and tell them that Dallas' great*

*We do it better, here in the Lone Star state*

*Working together, making Dallas great*

*It's time to shout it, no doubt about it*

*Stand up and them that Dallas' great*

*You got that spirit, tell that Dallas' great*

*Come on let's hear it, you're proud of the Lone Star state*

*The team that's home town, there's no town like our town*

*You're at the heart of it, CW 50 is a part of it*

*Stand up & Tell them Dallas' Great!*
Ion Music

**Ion Music** is an American digital cable and satellite television network owned by The E.W. Scripps Company through its Ion Media Networks subsidiary. Ion Music plays music videos 24 hours a day..

## Music Video Blocks

### Current blocks

*Ion Mix*: General mix of videos
*Ion Hits*: Current pop hits of the moment
*Ion Rocks*: Rock/heavy metal/alternative videos
*Ion Country*: Country music videos
*Club Ion*: EDM/dance hits
*Club Ion Classics*: Older dance hits (pre-2010, previously known as *Studio Ion*)
*Ion Playback*: General mix of older music videos
*The Weekly Countdown*: Top 30 music countdown show on the weekends

### Former blocks

*Ion Jams*: Hip Hop/Rap videos (removed on September 21, 2019)
*Ion Soul*: R&B videos (removed on September 21, 2019)

## Availability

Ion Music is available on most cable and satellite providers in the United States.

### AirBox

Ion Music and its sister station Star Television Network were also available over the air via the AirBox subscription television platform that is used by select Ion stations. Both networks were initially available on Ion stations Cincinnati, Toledo, Baltimore, Huntsville, Baton Rouge, and Little Rock. It was added to the Ion affiliates in Omaha and San Diego on September 28 when those stations began broadcasting AirBox programming. The AirBox programming service has since been discontinued.
A Pentatonix Christmas (TV Special)

**A Pentatonix Christmas** is a 2017 Christmas special that premiered on WTNF on December 9. Based on Pentatonix

## Cast

### **Pentatonix**

* Scott Hoying
* Mitch Grassi
* Kirstin Maldonado
* Kevin Olusola
* Matt Sallee

### **Fox Animation Characters**

* Seth MacFarlane - Peter Griffin, Brian Griffin, Stewie Griffin, Glenn Quagmire
* Dan Castellaneta - Homer Simpson
* Julie Kavner - Marge Simpson
* Nancy Cartwright - Bart Simpson, Maggie Simpson
* Yeardley Smith - Lisa Simpson
* Mike Judge - Hank Hill, Boomhauer
* Kathy Najimy - Peggy Hill
* Pamela Adlon - Bobby Hill
* Johnny Hardwick - Dale Gribble
* Stephen Root - Bill Dauterive
* Ashleigh Ball - Luanne Platter

### **Special Guests**

* Jim Carrey as The Grinch 2000
* Benedict Cumberbatch as The Grinch 2018
* Eric McCormack as Will Truman
* Debra Messing as Grace Adler
* Brain Henson as Himself
* Kanye West as Himself
* Justin Timberlake as Himself and Branch
* Anna Kendrick as Himself and Poppy
* James Corden as Himself
Isco Alarcón

Francisco Román Alarcón Suárez (Arroyo de la Miel, Benalmádena, Provincia de Málaga, España, 21 de

abril de 1992), conocido deportivamente como IscoAlarcón o simplemente Isco, es un futbolista español que juega como mediocentro ofensivo o extremo y su equipo actual es el Real Madrid de la Primera División de España. También es internacional absoluto con la selección española.

En el año 2012 fue galardonado con el Golden Boy, considerado como el Balón de Oro entre los futbolistas menores de 21 años, certificando su gran rendimiento mostrado en la temporada 2012-13 con el Málaga. Un año más tarde, se adjudicó el Trofeo Bravo, reconociéndolo como el mejor jugador joven del fútbol europeo. Ambos galardones se vieron complementados con la Bota de Bronce lograda en la Eurocopa Sub-21 de 2013, torneo en el cual la selección española se proclamó campeón.
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KOKC

**KOKC** is an NBC affiliate licensed to Oklahoma City, OK. Broadcasting on channel 4, KOKC is owned and operated by Noki Media and is part of a duopoly with CW affiliate KOCW (channel 43). Syndicated programs broadcast by KOKC as of September 2020 includes *Rachael Ray*, *Kelly Clarkson Show*, *RightThisMinute*, *Wheel of Fortune*, *Jeopardy!*, and *Inside Edition* among others.
KMDU-TV

**KMDU** is a Fox affiliate serving Amarillo, TX, and it's surrounding areas. Broadcasting on channel 32, KMDU is owned and operated by Journal Media Group. KMDU produces it's own morning news program (The Morning Blend), KYLO (now an NBC O&O) formerly produced the prime-time newscast for KMDU.

## Station Branding

* TV-32 (1981-1986)
* Fox 32 (1986-present)

## Programming Schedule from November 1998

KYLO 7 (NBC)
KDXU 9 (MNTV)
KLVN 11 (ABC)
KAPX 14 (ION)
KXXI 21 (TNT)
KRDA 30 (RDN)
**KMDU-TV** 32 (Fox)
KMTT 35 (TBS)
KASK 38 (UNI)
KFHS 45 (CW)
KRGB 52 (YesNet)
KTQA 61 (RBC)
KPKX

KPKX (Digital Channel 15, Virtual Channel 27) is a television station in Kansas City, Missouri, United States, affiliated with Ion. It is owned by the E.W. Scripps Company alongside New Century, Kansas-licensed KDBN.

Starting in 2023, KPKX took over sister station KDBN for Kansas City Chiefs preseason games as apart of Scripps Sports.
KPQ-TV

**KPQ-TV** is the CBS-affiliated station serving East Wenatchee, Wenatchee, Chelan, Waterville and all of the Twin Counties area of North Central Washington. It broadcasts on channel 30.

## Station History

KPQ-TV signed on the air by Twin Counties Broadcasters, Inc. on January 7th, 1963 as an NBC affiliate, honoring the 70th anniversary of the city's incorporation. When it signed on, it was the first television station on the Chelan-Douglas area. KPQ switch to CBS in 1968, but still retains NBC on a secondary basis until 1970, and has remained a CBS affiliate ever since despite ranking third in the ratings. In 1983, Kelly Broadcasting of Sacremento, California (owner of then-Independent, now Fox-affiliated station KCPQ in the neighboring Seattle-Tacoma DMA) bought KPQ-TV from Twin Counties. Cherry Creek Media (owner of the KPQ radio stations) acquired KPQ-TV in August 1998, as part of Kelly Broadcasting's exit from the television business. On September 7, 2016, the station was sold to Tribune Broadcasting.

## Logos

KPQ Logo (1963-1968)KPQ Logo (1968-1973)KPQ Logo (1973-1978)KCPQ logo from 1983 to 1993
## News Themes

* No music/ticker (1963-1978)
* Bringing It Home To You by Mayoham Music (1978-1982)
* KSL 1981 News Theme (1982-1986)
* Spirit (of Texas) by TM Productions (1986-1989)
* Working Together (Spirit of the Northwest) by AM Media (1989-1992)
* Millenium 3 with PNP Signature by Shelley Palmer (1992-1998)
* The Great News Package by Gari Media (1998-2011)
* Trust by inthegroovemusic (2011-2016)
* Propulsion by 615 Music (2016-present)

## 1989-1992 "We're Getting Together" Promo Campaign

From 1989 to 1992, KPQ-TV started to roll out a localized of the "We're Getting Together" promo campaign from AM Media's "We're Working Together (Spirit of the Northwest)" theme. This is an attempt to make Q30 CBS more in touch with the community.

### Lyrics

The Spirit of the Northwest within you
Is showing its light all around
Meeting with friends, and sharing your dreams
The specialty that you found
We're working together
And that's good news
We're getting together
Q30 and you
You've shown us the way towards tomorrow
With you, we're getting better every day
Realizing dreams, sharing the pride
We're with you in each and every way
We're working together (Working together)
And that's good news
We're getting together
Q30 and you
KPXL

**KPXL** (digital channel 45, virtual channel 48) was the Ion owned-and-operated station for the Santa Barbara, CA market. KPXL was licensed to San Luis Obispo. The station signed off permanently on August 1, 2023, due to Scripps having bigger plans in the market, and due to KPXL's signal issues with its licensed city. Santa Barbara is 107 miles away, which brought the signal issue to the licensed city, San Luis Obispo, into existence.

## Digital Television

KPXL's broadcasts were digital-only as of June 12, 2009.
KMNS

**KMNS** (digital channel 28, virtual channel 15) is the TNT-affiliated station for the Twin Cities market in Minnesota. KMNS is licensed to St. Paul and is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 15.2
 15.3
 15.4

On August 15, 2017, KMNS moved Escape (now Court TV Mystery) programming to its third digital subchannel and Tuff TV programming to a new fourth subchannel. KMNS-DT2 became the Twin Cities' home of the XTV network upon its launch a month later. A high definition feed of KMNS-DT2 is available exclusively on local cable providers.

KMNS' broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KLAR

**KLAR** (digital channel 20, virtual channel 55) is the MyNetworkTV-affiliated television station for Laredo, Texas. KLAR is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## History

KLAR first signed on in 1970 as an ABC affiliate. At its inception, the station held the highest dial position of any ABC affiliate at the time. KLAR lost ABC in 1979 after being unable to reach a deal to continue its affiliation. The station would go forward as an independent station, adding syndicated cartoons, movies, and off-network reruns to fill in the timeslots reserved for ABC programming. KLAR continued to maintain a news department, though it was downsized for some time. KLAR became a charter affiliate of the United Paramount Network (UPN) when it launched in 1995, and remained with that network until its shutdown in 2006. At that point, KLAR picked up an affiliation with the then-new MyNetworkTV.

## Digital Television

 55.2
 55.3
 55.4

KLAR broadcasts its main programming in 1080i rather than MyNetworkTV's native 720p format.

On August 15, 2017, KLAR moved Justice Network (now True Crime Network) programming to its third digital subchannel and Tuff TV programming to a new fourth digital subchannel. KLAR-DT3 became Laredo's affiliate for XTV once that network launched in September.

KLAR's broadcasts are digital only as of February 17, 2009.
Journal Media Group

**Journal Media Group** (formerly **Journal Communications**) is a Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based newspaper publishing and broadcasting company. The company's roots were first established in 1882 as the owner of its namesake, the *Milwaukee Journal*, and expanded into broadcasting with the establishment of WLVE, and the acquisition of other television and radio stations.

## History

The *Milwaukee Journal* was started in 1882, in competition with four other English-language, four German- and two Polish-language dailies. It launched WLVE in 1947. **The Journal Company**, until then primarily owned by local interests, introduced an employee stock trust plan in 1937, and as a result most Journal stock was eventually held by its employees (under certain restrictions). A small bloc of Journal stock was given to Harvard to fund the Nieman Fellowship program for promising journalists, and another bloc was still held by the original owning families until the IPO.

The *Milwaukee Sentinel*, begun in 1837 as a weekly published by city co-founder Solomon Juneau, passed through the hands of several owners before being sold to the Hearst Corporation in 1924. Hearst operated the Sentinel until 1962, when, following a long and costly strike, it abruptly announced the closing of the paper. Although Hearst claimed that the paper had lost money for years, The Journal Company, concerned about the loss of an important voice (and facing questions about its own dominance of the Milwaukee media market), agreed to buy the Sentinel name, subscription lists, and goodwill associated with the name. In 1995 the Journal and Sentinel were consolidated. The new *Journal Sentinel* then became a seven-day morning paper.

Journal Media started expanding their territory by acquiring WCIC in 1970 and by the end of the century, Journal Media's empire began to grow.
KLAH

KLAH is a NBC affiliate serving Tulsa, OK. Broadcasting on channel 5, KLAH is owned and operated by the Diversity Media.

## Programming schedule:

**Fox affiliates:** KMAN1 | WATI2 | WUAK

1 Diversity Media owns and operates these stations through Revolution Television.
2 Adelphia owns this station, but Diversity operates it

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Babs Bunny yells at Miguel

One Saturday afternoon, Babs Bunny kitchen and got out a blender, some grape ice cream, milk, grape yogurt, washed grapes, grape juice, honey, and then some.

As soon as Babs was about to make the milkshake, her father Miguel came downstairs and poked his head in the kitchen while having a mug of hot coffee.

"Babs?" he said, "I need you to get out of the kitchen right now."

"I'M NOT *IN* IT!!!!!!!" Babs yelled.

Miguel did not like her tone of voice. "Excuse me, young lady! What are you-"

"EXCUSE ME!!!!!!!" Babs cut him off.

"What are you doing?"

"Making a grape milkshake." Babs said.

"You don't have permission to use the blender," Miguel told her. "You need to get out of the kitchen, or you will not be going over to the mall with your friends today."

Babs threw her arms up in frustration. "Oh my god, what the freezer is wrong with you?"

It was then that Miguel made up his mind. "You will not go to the mall with your friends today." he said.

"Ok, I'm gonna make some lemon sherbet now." Babs said.

"No," said Miguel. "Now you're gonna go sit on the couch."

Babs shook her head. "No, I'm not." she argued.

"Yes, you are."

"No, I'm not."

"I want you out of the kitchen!" commanded Miguel.

Since Babs refused to listen, Miguel dragged her out of the kitchen, making her drop the kitchen utensils and took her to the couch. "Get away from me!" she snapped.

After Miguel placed Babs on the couch, she kicked him. "I'm not even your daughter!"

"Do-You don't kick me; that is not nice." Miguel told Babs. She just stuck her tongue out at him.

Babs decided to get up from the couch, walk over to one of her brothers, Baba Looey, and squeeze him.

"Babs?" Miguel called.

"What?!"

"If Baba Looey doesn't like it, let him go."

"I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING!!!!!!!" Babs screamed. But Baba Looey just toddled on the floor anyway.

Then she walked to the rules chart and took it down. "You don't wanna make a sandwich, that's fine." said Miguel.

"Kovu, Shag Rugg, Kaa, Baba Looey, and Kairi are nothing but hunks of junk!" Babs muttered to herself, as she stomped up the stairs.

Miguel walked over to her. "Babs?"

"I wanna go to the mall." She tossed the rules chart down the stairs, sending it to tumble, and got dressed.

"Tough!" said Miguel, "You shouldn't have made a milkshake without asking first."

Babs (now dressed in a yellow blouse, a purple skirt, and two matching bows holding her long ears) angrily walked down the stairs, carrying a teal shoulder bag. "I'm going over to the mall no matter what people say." she said.

Miguel noticed the rules chart lying on the floor. "Babs."

But it was too late. Babs had left the house without asking Miguel!

At the mall, Fifi LaFume and Shirley the Loon were waiting for Babs. They took turns deciding which store they would like to go to first. Babs went to the department store. Fifi went to the perfume store. Shirley went to the bookstore.
Boys' Day

Boys' Day is the sequel to Girls' Day. It aired on NBC Owned Television Stations at 2:00 PM.

## Plot

A 17 year old boy is spending time with his 32 year old girlfriend, who is his marine biology teacher. A 28 year old internet personality who the boy is also dating then shows up. The boy then comments, "I think this might become a boys' day", leading a one week old boy and a one month old boy to playfully crawl in. The boy and the women then fawn over the two babies, because they are the former's children and the latter two gave birth to them.
KNMO

KNMO (Digital Channel 42, Virtual Channel 11) is a commercial television station licensed to Sacramento, California, serving as the FOX affiliate for the market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KSAP-TV (KOQQ is the secondary Ion Plus station), KNEQ in San Francisco, and KKPX-TV in San Francisco. KNMO and KSAP-TV both maintain studios on Acme Avenue in Sacramento, California.
KCBS

KCBS is the CBS owned-and-operated station that serves the Los Angeles area. The station broadcasts on channel 5 and is owned by the CBS Television Stations subsidiary of the CBS Corporation. KCBS is also the west coast flagship station for CBS and houses the graphics hub for all CBS O&O's along the west coast.

For the few areas of the western United States that do not receive a CBS affiliate over-the-air, KCBS is provided by cable providers. KCBS also clears the entire CBS schedule with the station being a CBS O&O.

KCBS is the primary station for the Los Angeles Chargers, airing most regular season games, and the post season games if they make it that far.
KOCB

**KOCB** is a CBS affiliate serving Lubbock, TX. Syndicated programming on KOCB includes: *Live! with Kelly and Mark*, *The Doctors*, *The Jennifer Hudson Show*, and *AgDay* among others.

## News Themes

* no music (1958-1972)
* Move Closer to Your World - Mayoham Music (1972-1978)
* And You - Telesound (1978-1980)
* KAKE 1980 News Theme - Tuesday Productions (1980-1982)
* KOCB 1982 News Theme (1982-1985)
* Palmer News Package - Shelly Palmer Company (1985-1991)
* Hello News - Gari Media (1991-2000)
* Allegro - Gari Media (2000-2004)
* Evolution - Stephen Arnold Music (2004-2009)
* Metropolis - Stephen Arnold Music (2009-2013)
* The CBS Enforcer Music Collection - Gari Media (2013-2017)
* Pride - inthegroovemusic (2017-present)

**Fox affiliates:** KMAN1 | WATI2 | WUAK

1 Diversity Media owns and operates these stations through Revolution Television.
2 Adelphia owns this station, but Diversity operates it

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KELC

**KELC** is a CBS affiliate that serves the Eloy/Casa Grande, AZ area. It broadcasts on Channel 3.

## Newscast titles

* Eyewitness News 3 (1976-1999)
* News 3 (1999-present)

## Newscast themes

* no music (1960-1973)
* Cool Hand Luke: The Tar Sequence - Lalo Schifrin (1973-1976)
* KELC 1976 News Theme (1976-1979)
* The Electric Horseman: The Electric Horseman - Dave Grusin (1979-1982)
* KELC 1982 News Theme (1982-1986)
* Hello News - Gari Media (1986-1993)
* Advantage - Gari Media (1993-2004)
* News Matrix - Stephen Arnold Music (2004-2007)
* The CBS Enforcer Music Collection - Gari Media (2007-2016)
* CBS Local - Stephen Arnold Music (2016-present)
KSTU

KSTU (Digital Channel 28, Virtual Channel 12) is a television station in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. It is an O&O of Fox. It is owned by The Walt Disney Company, alongside Eagle Mountain-licensed ABC Freeform O&O KFJI (channel 14). KSTU and KFJI's studios are located are located on 1700 E Frontage and its transmitter is located on Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains, southwest of Salt Lake City. The station has a large network of broadcast translators that extend its over-the-air coverage throughout Utah, as well as portions of Nevada.

## KSTU

### Branding

Fox 12 (general branding)
Fox 12 News (newscasts)

### Channel

Digital: 28 (UHF)
Virtual: 12

### Subchannel(s)

12.1: FOX (O&O)
12.2: FOX Weather (O&O)
12.3: FX (O&O)
12.4: FXX (O&O)
12.5: FS1 (O&O)
12.6: FS2 (O&O)

### First Air Date

October 24, 1978 (43 years ago)
(original license)
November 9, 1987 (34 years ago)
(current license)

### Former Channel Number

20 (UHF, 1978–1987)
12 (VHF, 1987–2009)

### Former Affiliation

Independent (1978–1986)
CNN (secondary, 1981-1985)

DT2:
FOX News (2009-2021)

### Owner

Fox Television Stations
(The Walt Disney Company)
(KSTU LLC)
Класс "Тyphoon"

## **Корвет класса "**Typhoon**".**

Класс кораблей, предназначенных для конвоя, обороны баз и противокорабельной защиты. Эксплуатируется отдельными пиратскими группами. Морально и физически сильно устарел.

* **Вооружение:**

1) 2 двухствольных орудия 14,5 калибра.

2) Автоматическая турель, интегрированная с бортовым ИИ, использует 14, 5 калибр.

3) 4 двухствольных лазерных пушки, интегрированных с ИИ (Является частью ПРО корвета).

* **Радио-локационные системы:**

1) Основная РЛС с разнесенной по поверхности корабля активной фазированной антенной решеткой, интегрированная с бортовым ИИ.

2) Вспомогательные РЛС бокового обзора ПРО с ФАР.

* **Экипаж**: 7 человек.
* **Двигатели**: 4 варп-двигателя, класса "Small", нацеленные на повышенную манёвренность, позволяют делать прыжки длинной, не более 2 световых лет.

### *Корветы класса "Typhoon". История создания.*

Корвет "Тайфун" является модернизированной версией более старого корвета "Пионер". Разработка данного корвета началась в 2310 году в конструкторском бюро по заказу "Земной Федерации" на Земле.

Первые версии данного корвета были оснащены лишь двумя двухствольными орудиями, однако после первых версий "ИИ Инферно", было решено оснастить так же новым орудием, которое показало себя с хорошей стороны во время гражданской войны.

На ранних стадиях были выявлены проблемы с системой жизнеобеспечения, из-за которых кабина пилота могла разгерметизироваться во время состыковки из-за своей высоты и расположения системы стыковочных шлюзов, однако, корабль уже поступил на вооружение, из-за чего первые версии пришлось отзывать. Из-за данной конструкторской ошибки и гибели членов экипажа Корвета "Орлиный глаз" в 2344 году, корабль был отправлен на доработку. Данный случай среди солдат прозвали "Открытием банки колы", а сами корветы "Банки".

#### *Модификация "Typhoon Mk. 2"*

Модификация корабля "Typhoon", которая была принята на разработку после инцидента в 2344 году. Данная версия отличается доработанной системой шлюзов и смещением кабины. Так же, были добавлены тепловизорные системы с ПЗС ИК-диапазона - до 800 км, анализаторы спектра искусственного электромагнитного излучения радиодиапазона - до 500 км, регистраторы нейтронов от работающей ЯЭУ корабля противника - до 1000 км. В результате улучшенной системы ПРО корвета было решено добавить 4 лазерные турели, с собственным ИИ "Страж".
KPAS

**KPAS** (digital channel 25, virtual channel 20) is the CW-affiliated television station for the El Paso, Texas television market. KPAS is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and is co-owned with MyNetworkTV affiliate KUPW.

## History

KPAS first signed on in early August 1988. It was originally an independent station, airing public domain and low-budget movies, children's programs, religious content, public affairs shows, and various other barter programs. KPAS joined The WB Television Network as a charter affiliate on January 11, 1995. At this point, KPAS heavily upgraded its schedule by adding better movies and cartoons, off-network reruns, and a few talk and game shows.

KPAS added a secondary affiliation with all-request music television network The Box in 1996, splitting the affiliation with then-LMA partner KUPW. KUPW mostly aired the network from 5 a.m. until the start of UPN primetime (except during timeslots occupied by UPN's children's' programming blocks, *UPN Kids* and later *Disney's One Too*), while KPAS would air The Box after WB primetime until 5 a.m. the next morning. Both stations also featured customized music selection menus, emphasizing the stations' own branding. This arrangement lasted until New Year's Day 2001, when The Box ceased operations.

Both The WB and UPN would shut down and merge their schedules together to become The CW in September 2006. KPAS became El Paso's affiliate for that network, while KUPW joined competitor network MyNetworkTV. However, MyNetworkTV launched almost 2 weeks before The CW launched. As such, KPAS aired UPN's last few nights of programming on tape delay after WB programming until The CW launched on September 18.

## Digital Television

KPAS' broadcasts are digital-only as of February 17, 2009.
KJWP Philadelphia Schedules (September 5, 1983 - September 6, 1985)

### September 5, 1983 - October 26, 1984

* 6:00AM Popeye & Friends (which includes Popeye the Sailor, Little Audrey, Little Lulu, Herman and Katnip, Max Fleischer's Superman, and Betty Boop cartoons)
* 7:00AM Tom & Jerry
* 8:00AM The Millionaire
* 8:30AM Steve Canyon
* 9:00AM Hawaii Five-0 (original)
* 10:00AM Perry Mason
* 11:00AM The Rockford Files
* 12:00PM Rawhide
* 1:00PM Cisco Kid
* 1:30PM Roy Rogers Show
* 2:00PM Lone Ranger
* 2:30PM Range Rider
* 3:00PM Bugs Bunny
* 3:30PM Underdog
* 4:00PM The Jetsons (60's version)
* 4:30PM The Flintstones
* 5:00PM Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
* 5:30PM The Jeffersons
* 6:00PM Maverick
* 7:00PM Jim Bowie
* 7:30PM Life & Legend of Wyatt Earp
* 8:00PM Yogi Bear
* 8:30PM Rocky & Bullwinkle
* 9:00PM Roger Ramjet
* 9:30PM The Millionaire
* 10:00PM The Rifleman
* 10:30PM Branded
* 11:00PM Batman
* 11:30PM Superman

### October 29, 1984 - September 6, 1985

* 6:00AM Inspector Gadget 1983
* 6:30AM Get Smart
* 7:00AM The Beverly Hillbillies
* 7:30AM The Millionaire
* 8:00AM The Charlie Brown & Snoopy Show
* 8:30AM Underdog
* 9:00AM He Man
* 9:30AM The Jetsons (60's version)
* 10:00AM Tennessee Tuxedo
* 10:30AM Dudley Do Right
* 11:00AM The Monkees
* 11:30AM Batman
* 12:00PM Star Trek
* 1:00PM Lost in Space
* 2:00PM Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
* 3:00PM Cheyenne
* 4:00PM Rawhide
* 5:00PM Gilligan's Island
* 5:30PM Hogan's Heroes
* 6:00PM The Flintstones
* 6:30PM The Honeymooners
* 7:00PM Classic Sesame Street (1970-1984)
* 8:00PM Happy Days
* 8:30PM Mork and Mindy
* 9:00PM The Odd Couple
* 9:30PM The Ed Sullivan Show
* 10:00PM Steve Canyon
* 10:30PM M\*A\*S\*H
* 11:00PM Perry Mason
Animal & Herding System

## Animals

Hostile Animals:

* Bear
* Crocodile
* Wolf

Neutral Animals:

* Chicken
* Cow
* Goat
* Pig
* Sheep
* Boar
* Fox
* Rabbit
* Stag

## Breeding

At the moment, breeding works for Chicken, Cow and Sheep.

Chickens require Corn, Sheep and Cow's require Wheat.

To breed/mate the animals, simply hold the required item in your hand and feed 2 animals (the use button)

This will make the two animals mate and after certain time, a baby of the animal will appear.

After some time it will grow.

(Each animal has different baby spawn time & grow time.)
KEL

**KEL** is a CBS affiliated television station licensed to El Paso, Texas. Broadcasting on channel 7, the station is owned by Diversity Media. Syndicated programming for KEL including: *Jeopardy*, *Wheel of Fortune*, *Entertainment Tonight*, *Judge Judy*, and among others.

## Programming:

**Fox affiliates:** KMAN1 | WATI2 | WUAK

1 Diversity Media owns and operates these stations through Revolution Television.
2 Adelphia owns this station, but Diversity operates it

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KRTX

KRTX (Digital Channel 27, Virtual Channel 8) is an ABC affiliate in Portland, Oregon licensed to Milwaukie, Oregon. It is owned by Cox Media Group.

It was announced in late February 2022 that the owner of Cox Media Group was gonna buy Tegna. Because of the 39% FCC rule, some stations needed to be sold to a different company. KRTX was one of the stations chosen. Under the deal, Cox Media Group can have a choice so that if they ever change their mind, they can get the station back. (until 1 year into the deal) Graham Media Group was chosen as the company to receive KRTX.

On May 22 2023, it was announced that the Cox Media Group/Tegna deal was terminated, meaning KRTX being sold to Graham Media Group was no longer gonna happen.

## KRTX

### Branding

ABC 8 (general)
ABC 8 Northwest News (newscasts)

### Channel

Digital: 27
Virtual: 8

### Subchannel(s)

8.1: ABC
8.2: Laff
8.3: QVC
8.4: HSN

### Former Affiliation

Analog/DT1:
Independent (2007-2011)
DT3:
Ion Mystery (2014-2022)
DT4:
Court TV (2019-2022)
KTVD

KTVD (Digital Channel 11, Virtual Channel 20) is a commercial television station licensed to Greeley, Colorado, serving as the owned and operated Ion station for the Denver, Colorado market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KMGH-TV, and both stations maintain studios on Canberra Avenue in Greeley, Colorado.

KTVD was a well known independent station in the Denver market until 2021, when Scripps purchased Ion. Scripps then put Ion on the DT1 of KTVD.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, the station will start exclusively airing Northern Colorado Bears games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
KFRC

**KFRC** (digital and virtual channel 13) is a CBS-affiliated station serving the San Francisco Bay area. KFRC is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 13.2
 13.4

On August 15, 2017, KFRC moved its GetTV affiliate to a new DT3 subchannel. KFRC-DT2 became San Francisco's affiliate of XTV when that network launched in September. A high definition feed of KFRC-DT2 is available on local cable providers.

KFRC's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KLVN

**KLVN** is an ABC affiliate that serves the Amarillo, TX market. It broadcasts on Channel 11. Syndicated programming on KLVN includes: *Wheel of Fortune*, *Jeopardy!,* and *Live! with Kelly and Mark* among others.

## Digital Television

 11.2
 11.3

## Station branding

* Channel 11 (1960-1977)
* TV-11 (1977-1996)
* ABC 11 (1996-present)

## Newscast titles

* TV-11 News (1977-1990)
* 11 Action News (1990-1996)
* ABC 11 News (1996-present)

## News themes

* WPXI 1981 News Theme - unknown (1982-1990)
* Move Closer To Your World - Mayoham Music (1990-2000)
* Advantage - Gari Media (2000-2012)
* Eyewitness News - Gari Media (2012-2017)
* Inergy - Stephen Arnold Music (2017-present)

KYLO 7 (NBC)
KDXU 9 (MNTV)
**KLVN** 11 (ABC)
KAPX 14 (ION)
KXXI 21 (TNT)
KRDA 30 (RDN)
KMDU-TV 32 (Fox)
KMTT 35 (TBS)
KASK 38 (UNI)
KFHS 45 (CW)
KRGB 52 (YesNet)
KTQA 61 (RBC)
KQAD

**KQAD** (digital channel 12, virtual channel 9) is the ABC-affiliated station for the Quad-Cities area of Washington and Idaho, Wallowa County, Oregon. KQAD is licensed to Clarkston, Washington and is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 9.2
 9.3
 9.4
 9.5

KQAD broadcasts its programming in 1080i rather than ABC's native 720p format. KQAD's radar loop on DT3 features a live audio feed of local NOAA weather radio.

KQAD's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KAMN-LD2

**KAMN-LD2** is the low-powered CW-affiliated station for Mankato, Minnesota. KAMN-LD2 is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## History

KAMN-LD2 has its roots in cable-only "Mankato's WB12," which launched on local cable systems in 1998. In 2003, it was bought by KAMN, and was added on a new second digital subchannel when that station began digital broadcasting operations that same year. As a result of the merger of The WB and UPN in September 2006, KAMN-LD2 joined The CW upon that network's launch.

KAMN-LD2 began broadcasting in high-definition in 2008.

## News Programming

KAMN-LD2 airs an hour-long 9 p.m. newscast produced by the main channel. It is seen all seven nights a week. In addition, KAMN-LD2 airs newscasts from the main channel in-pattern if it is preempted by network programming.
KGPX-TV

KGPX-TV (Digital Channel 48, Virtual Channel 2) is a commercial television station licensed to Cheney, Washington, serving as a dual Ion owned and operated/Telemundo affiliated station for the Spokane, Washington market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KXLY-TV. Both stations maintain studios on West Nick Avenue in Cheney, Washington. The Telemundo station doesn't make its own newscasts, it instead does a SAP Spanish broadcast of KXLY-TV's newscasts.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, the station's DT1 channel will start exclusively airing Eastern Washington Eagles games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
KHNP

KHNP (Digital Channel 9, Virtual Channel 50) is a commercial television station licensed to Bozeman, Montana, United States, serving as the Ion owned and operated station for the market (its sister satellite station KJNP serves Butte, Montana). It is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company (alongside KHUM, KLMU, and KJNP). KHNP and KHUM maintain 2 studios; Chestnut Ridge Road in Bozeman, Montana; and 9th Street in Butte, Montana. The latter studio is for KLMU (KHUM's satellite sister station in Butte, Montana) to use during newscasts for double the coverage of local news, and to hold KHUM's master controls in there, for extra room in the main studio in Bozeman.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, KHNP and KJNP will start exclusively airing Montana State Bobcats games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
KDFB

**KDFB** (digital channel 15, virtual channel 3) is a CBS-affiliated station for Drexell, Kansas. KDFB is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Newscast themes

* The Great News Package - Gari Media (1986-1996)

## Digital Television

 3.2
 3.3
 3.4

On August 15, 2017, KDFB moved its Charge! subchannel to DT3 and its Comet affiliation to a new DT4 subchannel. KDFB-DT2 became Drexell's affiliate for XTV once that network launched in September. An HD feed is available exclusively to cable providers.

KDFB's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KCTC

**KCTC** (digital channel 30, virtual channel 6) is the ABC-affiliated television station for the Yuma, Arizona/El Centro, California television market. KCTC is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 6.2
 6.3
 6.4

KCTC broadcasts its main programming in 1080i rather than ABC's native 720p format.

In 1997, KCTC launched a cable-only local news channel called "News6 24/7." It was added to the station's second digital subchannel when KCTC began digital broadcasting in 2003. It was moved to a newly-activated third digital subchannel in August 2017 to make way for XTV, which launched the following month. KCTC then added StartTV to a new fourth subchannel when that network launched on September 3, 2018.

KCTC's broadcasts are digital-only as of February 17, 2009.

KPIA 8 (NBC)
KAWC 9 (PBS)
KYUA 12 (CBS)
KXNS 18 (CW)
KAYT 22 (FOX)
KWQL 25 (MNTV)
KQCA

KQCA (Digital Channel 25, Virtual Channel 58) is a television station licensed to Newcastle, California, United States, serving the Sacramento area as an affiliate of The CW. It is owned by Bahakel Communications alongside NBC affiliate KCRA.

## KQCA

### Channel(s)

Digital: 25
Virtual: 58

### Subchannel(s)

58.1: The CW/NBC (alternate)
58.2: Heroes & Icons
58.3: Dabl
4Kids TV on TNC

**4KidsTV** (often stylized as "**4K!DSTV**" and formerly known as **FoxBox** from 2002 to 2005) is a defunct television programming block and Internet-based video on demand children's network operated by 4Kids Entertainment. It originated as a weekly block on Saturday afternoon on TNC (Now WTNF)

## Programming

### Short segments

* *Magical DoReMi* *Witchling Sing-along*
* *TMNT: Mayhem at Mutant Island* (March 7, 2009-May 23, 2009)
* *GoGoWiki* (GoGoRiki)
* *GoTunes* (GoGoRiki)
KHVH

KHVH (Digital Channel 8, Virtual Channel 14) is an Univision affiliate in Portland, Oregon. It is one of the few stations owned by KASKOBROADCASTING to be Spanish.

On June 24 2023 at 12:00 AM, the station flash cut to ATSC 3.0. The station serves as a lighthouse channel, airing simulcasts of KCOR at 4.1, KCVY at 6.1, and KRTX at 8.1.

### Slogan

¡La única estación con vistas al área de Vancouver / Portland!

### Channel

Digital: 8
Virtual: 14

### Subchannel(s)

14.1: Univision
14.2: Stadium
14.3: True Crime Network
14.4: Quest

### Former Affiliation

DT1:
Telemundo (January-February 2020)
DT2:
Ion Mystery (January-November 2020)
DT3:
Ion Mystery (November 2020- Unknown Month of 2022)
DT4:
LATV (2020-2021)
KHUM

KHUM (Digital Channel 40, Virtual Channel 18) is a commercial television station licensed to Bozeman, Montana, United States, serving as the affiliate of NBC. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company (alongside KLMU, KHNP, and KJNP). KHUM and KHNP maintain 2 studios; Chestnut Ridge Road in Bozeman, Montana; and 9th Street in Butte, Montana. The latter studio is for KLMU (KHUM's satellite sister station in Butte, Montana) to use during newscasts for double the coverage of local news, and to hold KHUM's master controls in there, for extra room in the main studio in Bozeman.
KNCW

**KNCW**is a CW affiliate serving East Wenatchee, Wenatchee, Sunnyslope, Chelan, Malaga, Leavenworth, Entiat, Cashmere, Waterville, Rock Island and all of the Twin Counties area of North Central Washington. It broadcasts on channel 48.

## History

KNCW first signed on as a locally-owned station on June 4, 1989 as a station heavily focuses on cartoons, off-network sitcoms, dramas, westerns, sports and fictions. On New Year's Day 1993, the station was sold to Greenwich, Connecticut-based Renaissance Broadcasting. The station was acquired by Tribune Broadcasting following the company's purchase of Renaissance in 1996. A year earlier, KNCW became a charter affiliate of The WB Television Network, half-owned by Tribune, and changed its call letters to KNWB. However, due to preemption to local programming, cable customers could watch the full WB schedule on sister station KTWB-TV (now KZJO-TV) from Seattle.

In Mid-2000, the station swapped affiliations with UPN affiliate and former rival independent station KWEW, and changed its call letters to KWAU.

On September 18, 2006, the day after The WB officially shut down, it became more or less of a charter affiliate of the upstart CW Television Network. Earlier that year, the station changed its call letters to the original KNCW, with the "NCW" standing for "North Central Washington" or unofficially, the "New CW".

## Newscasts

On March 31, 2008, KNCW began airing a KPQ-produced 10 p.m. newscast (Q30 CBS News @ Ten on KNCW, now called Q30 News @ Ten on CW 48) Monday through Sunday.
KNOW

**KNOW** is a CBS affiliate that services Ft. Smith/Fayetteville, AR. The station broadcasts on channel 2 and is owned by Diversity Media.

Syndicated programming on KNOW includes *Rachael Ray*, *The List*, *Dr. Phil* and among others. On KNOW's 10th anniversary in 2005, the network announced that it will removed *Jeopardy* and *Wheel of Fortune* on September 14, 2015 as part of a corporate edict to reduce costs, and were replace with programs produced by the company: Scripps' *The List* and an extended 6:00 p.m. newscast that would initially be syndicated exclusively to Journal Media Group or Diversity Media. Both game shows ended up moving to Fort Smith's ABC affiliate.
KUSA

KUSA (Digital & Virtual Channel 9) is a television station in Denver, Colorado, United States, affiliated with CBS. It is owned by Tegna, Inc. alongside MyTV/MyNetworkTV affiliate KCDO. Both stations share studios on East Speer Boulevard in Denver's Speer neighborhood, while KUSA's transmitter is located atop Lookout Mountain, near Golden. In addition to its main studios, the station also operates a secondary studio and news bureau on Riverside Avenue in Fort Collins.
The station served as an NBC affiliate for most of its existence until the television realignment in the 90s happened. NBC bought rival station KESP and made it a O&O. Therefore that station's affiliation, CBS, moved over to KUSA.
Флотилия "Орион"

Флотилия "Орион"- флотилия космических кораблей Галактической Конфедерации, входившая в состав группы флота сектора "Примум".

Командующие

Юлиан Нумерий (2550-2586)

Роберт Уильямс (2586-2599)

Каин Грант (2599-2600)

Роберт Фреберг  (2600-2604)

История флотилии

Официально, приказ о формировании флотилии был отдан Принцепсом Каюсом Лупиусом в конце 2550 года. Данная флотилия была сформирована из новейших кораблей того времени, но основную часть флотилии составляли корабли сопровождения, такие как фрегаты и эсминцы, крейсера составляли малую часть от данной флотилии. Если углубиться в историю, то можно убедиться, что эта флотилия является самой "молодой", ибо многие другие космические формирования насчитывают ни одну сотню лет истории, а некоторые сформированы и вовсе в эпоху ЗДР.

Из-за своего состава, корабли "Ориона" почти никогда не покидали домашний сектор, лишь изредка поддерживая другие, более крупные соединения в анти-пиратских кампаниях.

2600 год и последующая Эпоха Раскола

На момент наступления 2600 года, флотилией уже несколько месяцев командовал молодой адмирал Грант, вместе с другими грант-адмиралами. В июле 2600, Грант получил приказ вылетать к одной из планет сектора Тертиа, для поддержки правительственных в борьбе с повстанцами. По прибытию на орбиту планеты, крейсера, входившие в состав флота, получили приказ от планетарного губернатора на атаку по позициям, захваченным повстанцами. Однако, из-за ошибок, произошедших при вводе координат точек удара, привели к множественным потерям среди гражданского населения. В результате вызванной неразберихи, флотилия была атакована оборонительными платформами и подоспевшим секторным флотом под командование адмирала Фааса. В ходе боя было потеряно или повреждено около половины кораблей флотилии, включая авианесущий крейсер "Хронос".

По прибытию на ближайшую базу Конфедерации, Каин был передан под стражу, а флотилию возглавил один из выживших контр-адмиралов, Роберт Фреберг. Последующие 4 года флотилия участвовала в военных операциях против сил Славейского Союза, до самого момента гибели флотилии в битве у планеты Кувей 3.

Состав флотилии на 2600-й год

* 6 фрегатов класса "Гарпия"

GCSS "Обелиск"
GCSS "Триллер"
GCSS "Мистери"
GCSS "Вояджер"
GCSS "Зенит"
GCSS "Чистое Желание"
2 фрегата класса "Гармония"
GCSS "Кеплер"
GCSS "Альбатрос"

* 10 эсминцев класса "Деймос"

GCSS "Брэрли"
GCSS "Маяк"
GCSS "Призма"
GCSS "Андромеда"
GCSS "Плеть"
GCSS "Советник IV"
GCSS "Аврора"
GCSS "Волк"
GCSS "Бандит"
GCSS "Аклоован"

* 3 крейсера класса "Циклоп"

GCSS "Арг"
GCSS "Бронт"
GCSS "Стероп"

* 1 гранд-крейсер класса "Оберон"

GCSS "Ночной клинок"
KDOA-TV

KDOA-TV (Digital Channel 15, Virtual Channel 4) is a commercial television station licensed to Los Angeles, California. The station serves as an Independent outlet for the market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KPXN-TV, and both stations maintain studios on Gridley Street in Los Angeles.

KDOA-TV is one of two main stations in a Scripps duopoly to be independent of any network affiliation. The other one is WNAH in Washington D.C..