State Network - List of State Networks - Commercial

Commercial

  • KAKEland Television Network - statewide simulcast on three stations in Kansas, plus two repeaters. KAKE in Wichita is the anchor. Included are KUPK, Garden City, and KLBY, Colby. This is a network of ABC stations.
  • Kansas Broadcasting System - statewide simulcast on four stations. KWCH in Wichita, is the flagship. Affiliates are KBSD, Dodge City, KBSH, Hays, and KBSL, Goodland. This is a network of CBS affiliates.
  • Kansas State Network (KSN) - statewide simulcast on four stations as explained above plus one repeater in Salina.
  • Fox Kansas - statewide simulcast on three stations, plus two repeaters. KSAS-TV in Wichita is the flagship. Affiliates are KAAS-TV in Salina and KOCW in Hoisington.
  • KELOland Television Network - statewide simulcast on four stations in South Dakota. KELO, Sioux Falls is the anchor. KDLO, Florence/Watertown, KPLO, Reliance/Pierre and KCLO, Rapid City, South Dakota are the affiliates of the in-state CBS network. Although Rapid City is in the Mountain Time Zone, KCLO broadcasts on Central Time, which means its prime-time lineup airs from 6-9 p.m. instead of 7-10 p.m.
  • Montana Television Network - statewide network of CBS affiliates, all but one are owned by the Evening Post Publishing Company: KTVQ - Billings, Montana, KRTV - Great Falls, Montana and its repeater, KXLH - Helena, Montana, KXLF - Butte, Montana and its repeater, KBZK - Bozeman, Montana, KPAX - Missoula, Montana and its repeater KAJJ-CA - Kalispell, Montana. The sole private affiliate is KXGN - Glendive, Montana.
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