KNOP-TV

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KNOP-TV
Image:KNOP.gif
North Platte, Nebraska
Branding News 2
Slogan Coverage you can count on
Channels 2 (VHF) analog,
22 (UHF) digital
Affiliations NBC
Owner Hoak Media Corporation
Founded December 2, 1958
Call letters meaning K NOrth Platte
Former callsigns None
Former affiliations None
Transmitter Power 100 kW Analog
1,000 kW Digital CP
1.325 kW Digital STA
Website on msnbc.com

KNOP-TV 2 is the NBC station in North Platte, Nebraska, USA. The station is owned by Hoak Media, which also owns and operates local Fox affiliate KIIT. The station also has a rebroadcast translator, K35AL in Lexington, on channel 35.

[edit] History

The television station went on-air December 2, 1958.

[edit] DX Photos

Colorful ID from 1983.

A 1985 promo for KNOP in stereo.

Happy Holidays ID from 1986.

[edit] External link

Broadcast television in the North Platte market  (Nielsen DMA #209)

KNOP 2 / K35AL 35 (NBC) - K04ED 4 / K57CZ 57 (CBS) - KWNB 6 (ABC) - KSNK 8 (NBC) - KPNE 9 / KRNE 12 (PBS / NET) - K11TW 11 (FOX) - WSWS-CA 13 (ABC)
NBC Network Affiliates in the state of Nebraska

KNOP 2 (North Platte) - KHAS 5 (Hastings) - WOWT 6 (Omaha) - KSNK 8 (McCook)
See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, PBS and Other Stations in Nebraska


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