List of Television Stations in Arkansas - Full-power Stations

Full-power Stations

VC refers to the station's PSIP virtual channel. RF refers to the station's physical RF channel.

Area served City of license VC RF Callsign Network Notes
Arkadelphia Arkadelphia 9 13 KETG PBS satellite of KETS ch. 2 Little Rock
El Dorado El Dorado 10 27 KTVE NBC
El Dorado El Dorado ? 10 KETZ PBS satellite of KETS ch. 2 Little Rock
Fayetteville Fayetteville 13 9 KAFT PBS satellite of KETS ch. 2 Little Rock
Fayetteville Fayetteville 29 15 KHOG-TV ABC satellite of KHBS ch. 40 Fort Smith
Fayetteville Eureka Springs 34 34 KXNW MNT
Fayetteville Rogers 51 50 KNWA-TV NBC
Fayetteville Springdale 57 39 KWOG Ind.
Fort Smith Fort Smith 5 18 KFSM-TV CBS
Fort Smith Fort Smith 24 27 KFTA-TV Fox
Fort Smith Fort Smith 40 21 KHBS ABC
Hot Springs Hot Springs 26 26 KVTH-DT Ind. satellite of KVTN-DT ch. 25 Little Rock
Jonesboro Jonesboro 8 8 KAIT ABC
Jonesboro Jonesboro 19 20 KTEJ PBS satellite of KETS ch. 2 Little Rock
Jonesboro Jonesboro 48 48 KVTJ-DT Ind. satellite of KVTN-DT ch. 25 Little Rock
Little Rock Little Rock 2 7 KETS PBS
Little Rock Little Rock 4 32 KARK-TV NBC
Little Rock Little Rock 7 22 KATV ABC
Little Rock Little Rock 11 12 KTHV CBS
Little Rock Little Rock 16 30 KLRT-TV Fox
Little Rock Pine Bluff 25 24 KVTN-DT Ind.
Little Rock Little Rock 36 36 KKAP ETV
Little Rock Pine Bluff 38 39 KASN CW
Little Rock Little Rock 42 44 KARZ-TV MNT
Little Rock Camden 49 49 KMYA-DT Ind.
Mountain View Mountain View 6 13 KEMV PBS satellite of KETS ch. 2 Little Rock
~Springfield MO Harrison 31 31 KWBM Ind.

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