Channel 35 TV stations in the United States

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Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 77. Chapters: Channel 35 digital TV stations in the United States, Channel 35 low-power TV stations in the United States, Channel 35 virtual TV stations in the United States, KSDK, KCRA-TV, KCNC-TV, KPRC-TV, KSTP-TV, KHNL, KDFW, WZMY-TV, WGHP, WLWT, WOFL, WLUC-TV, WPBN-TV, WSEE-TV, WRLH-TV, WVIT, KVOS-TV, KUOK, WLTZ, WFTX-TV, WDCA, KJTV-TV, WCBI-TV, WNYF-CD, WOHL-CD, KCBA, WYBE, KMYS, KALB-TV, WPME, WGSA, WFGX, KRCA, WGVU-TV, KMTW, WUFX, KAPP, WNIT, KNME-TV, WPXM-TV, KRSC-TV, KVTE-LP, WYLN-LP, WAOH-LP, KJBO-LP, WPXU-TV, KESE-LP, KXTF, WSPF-CA, KYUU-LP, WOBX-LP, K35KD, K35DG, KDHW-LP, KCFT-LP, KKTF-LP, KTAV-LP, KCDN-LP, KJPX-LP, W35CE, KORK-LD. Excerpt: KSDK, Channel 5, is the NBC-affiliated television station in St. Louis, Missouri. KSDK is owned and operated by Gannett Company, and the station's transmitter is located in Marlborough, Missouri. The station broadcasts a digital signal on UHF channel 35, using its former analog channel assignment of channel 5 as its virtual digital channel via PSIP. KSDK also carries The Local AccuWeather Channel (branded as "NewsChannel 5 Weather PLUS") on digital subchannel 5.2 and Charter Communications digital cable channel 127. KSDK produces and airs about 35 hours of local news and other local programming per week, all in high-definition and streamed live online on KSDK's website. The station broadcasts in stereo and broadcasts a Secondary Audio Program (SAP) channel that is used mainly for Descriptive Video Service (DVS). Channel 5 first went on the air on February 8, 1947 as KSD-TV. It was owned by the Pulitzer Publishing Company along with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and KSD radio (AM 550, now KTRS, and 93.7 FM). It was the eighth television station in the United States, the first television station in Missouri, and the second west of the Mississippi (after Los Angeles' KTLA-TV, by two-and-a-half weeks). Because of a freeze imposed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), it was the only St. Louis television station until 1953, when KTVI signed on. Channel 5 has always been an NBC affiliate, owing to KSD-AM's long affiliation with NBC radio. It is currently the longest-tenured affiliate of any network. In its early years, it also carried secondary affiliations with CBS, DuMont, and ABC. KSD was also the first St. Louis television station to broadcast in color. KSD-TV was traded to Multimedia, Inc. for WFBC-TV in Greenville, South Carolina (now WYFF-TV), in 1983. It was a rare instance of one company's flagship station being traded for another. Multimedia changed the calls to the current KSDK. During the 1980s and 1990s, KSDK was the best-performing NBC affiliate in t