KUSE-LP
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| Seattle, Washington | |
| Channels | 58 (UHF) analog, 46 (UHF)(application) digital |
| Affiliations | ShopNBC |
| Owner | Equity Broadcasting (EBC Seattle, Inc.) |
| Founded | May 31, 1990 |
| Former callsigns | K58DP |
| Transmitter Power | 4.07 kW (analog) |
| Height | 289.2 m |
| Class | TX |
| Facility ID | 6692 |
KUSE-LP channel 58 is a low power television station in Seattle, Washington, currently affiliated with ShopNBC, owned by Equity Broadcasting.
The station has a construction permit to move to channel 30 with a peak ERP of 125kw, expanding coverage as far as Tacoma and Bremerton.
[edit] History
On May 31, 1990 the FCC issued a construction permit to Breckenridge Broadcasting Co., Inc. bearing the call sign K58DP for channel 58 in Seattle. On February 20, 1998 the unbuilt translator station was sold to WI LPTV, Inc. By the end of 1998 K58DP had signed on the air broadcasting the ValueVision Network. On July 28, 2005 K58DP was sold to Equity Broadcasting Corp. and became KUSE-LP also on this date. KUSE-LP is licensed under EBC Seattle, Inc.
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KOMO 4 (ABC) - KING 5 (NBC - NBC WX+ on DT2) - KIRO 7 (CBS) - KCTS 9 (PBS) - KSTW 11 (The CW) - KCPQ 13 (Fox) - KONG 16 (Ind) - KTBW 20 (TBN) - KMYQ 22 (MNTV - The Tube on DT2) - KBTC 28 (PBS) - KWPX 33 (ION) - KHCV 45 (JTV) - KUNS 51 (UNI) - KUSE 58 (ShopNBC) - K68DL 68 (3ABN) |
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FSN Northwest - NorthWest Cable News (cable 2) - TVW (Olympia) |
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KCWT 27 (Ind / Fox / TBN, Wenatchee) - KPEC 56 (NET, Tacoma) |
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Seattle Market Stations: KVOS 12 (Independent, Bellingham) - KONG 16 (Independent, Everett) - KTBW 20 (TBN, Seattle) - KBCB 24 (ShopNBC, Bellingham) - KWPX 33 (ION, Bellevue) - KWDK 42 (Daystar, Tacoma) - KHCV 45 (Jewelry TV, Seattle) - KUNS 51 (Univision, Bellevue) - KUSE-LP 58 (ShopNBC, Seattle) |
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| See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, MyNetworkTV, NBC and PBS stations in Washington | |
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Corporate Staff: Larry E. Morton (Chairman and CEO) | Gregory W. Fess | Max. W. Hoopern | James H. Hearnsberger | Lori E. Withrow | Glenn Charlesworth | Emilia Chastain | Robert B. Becker | Henry G. Luken | Aaron K. Rothberg | Douglas P. Krile |
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Broadcast Television Networks: Retro Television Network |
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MyNetworkTV Affiliates: KLMN | KMMF | KPBI | KPBI | KWBF | KWBM | WBLU | WGMU | WMQF |
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RTN Owned & Operated Stations: KCBU | KDEV (Cheyenne) | KDEV (Denver) | KEGS | KFDF | KKYK | KQUP | KRRI | KTVC | KWCE | KWWF | WBIF | WBLU | WNGS1 | WPXS2 |
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Telefutura Network Affiliates: KAMT | WTMS | KUTF |
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Univision Network Affiliates: KEYU | KLRA | KUKC | KUOK | WJMF | KUTH | KUTU | KWNL | WNYI | WUDT | WUMN | WUVF |
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Other Properties: Arkansas RiverBlades4 | Arkansas Twisters5 |
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1Equity owns the station but management capabilities belong to Granite Broadcasting under a Local Marketing Agreement held by its ABC affiliate WKBW-TV. |
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2Equity operates this station owned by the Word of God Fellowship under a Local Marketing Agreement. |
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3Equity operates the station owned by Cranston II LLC. |
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4Equity has a 51% ownership stake in the ECHL franchise. However the team has been defunct since 2003. Equity plans to sell its remaining stake in the team. |
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5Equity owns the af2 Arena Football franchise outright. |
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Annual Revenue: Unknown at this time. | Employees: Unknown at this time. | Stock Symbol: None, privately held. | Website: www.ebcorp.net |
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