BGTV4

BGTV-4
Bowling Green, Kentucky
Channels	Analog: Charter/Spectrum channels 4 and 196 ^[1] Digital: Spectrum channel 12.32 (QAM) Watch BGTV4 Online
Affiliations	Independent / Government Access
Owner	The City of Bowling Green
Website	BGTV-4 Website

BGTV-4 is an American public access television station located in Bowling Green, Kentucky, USA. It can be seen on Charter/Spectrum channels 4 and 196. It can also be viewed digitally online at their official website.

Programming format

BGTV-4 is the only cable channel in the immediate Bowling Green area devoted to city government. Programming includes the meetings of the Bowling Green City Council and the local Board of Commissioners, along with public service announcements and a few original programs produced by the city government. It also provides a 30-minute-long program specifically targeting the area’s visitors. ^[2]

References

External links

Bowling Green City Government’s Official Website

Television stations in South Central Kentucky, including Bowling Green and Glasgow

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Full-power stations

WBKO (13.1 ABC, 13.2 FOX, 13.3 CW+)

WKYU (24.1 PBS, 24.2 Create, 24.3 NWS Weather radar with KIH45 audio)

WNKY (40.1 NBC, 40.2 CBS)

WKGB (53.1 PBS/KET, 53.2 PBS Encore/KET2, 53.3 KY Channel, 53.4 PBS Kids)

Low-power stations

W14DG-D (14.1 Silent → WBKO/ABC, 14.2 Silent → WBKO-DT2/FOX, 14.3 Laff → WBKO-DT3/CW+)

WCZU-LD (39.1 Ant.TV/MNTV, 39.2 Buzzr, 39.3 Bounce TV, 39.4 SBN, 39.5 Grit, 39.6 Escape, 39.7 Cozi TV)

Outlying areas

Scottsville: WPBM-CD (31.1 Rel. Ind./GEB/WalkTV)

Cable-only

Bowling Green	BGTV4 (Gov’t Access) HSSN ¹ Spectrum News Kentucky WKU Cable 12 (Student Access)
Glasgow	EPB6 EPB 24/7 SCTV-6
Other areas	MC22 (Morgantown/Brownsville)

Defunct or silent

Bowling Green	”WBWG 12” (The WB 100+, cable-only) WKUW-LP (60 TBN) ² WKUT-LP/LD (64/25.1 TBN)
Glasgow	WKUG-LP (62 TBN)
Other areas	Tompkinsville W55AL (55 PBS/KET via WKSO-TV)

Adjacent locals

Nashville	WSMV (4.1 NBC, 4.2 Escape, 4.3 Cozi TV) WTVF (5.1 CBS, 5.2 NewsChannel 5+, 5.3 Laff) WZTV (17.1 Fox, 17.2 TBD, 17.3 Antenna TV) WNPX-TV (28.1 ION, 28.2 Qubo, 28.3 ION Life, 28.4 Ion Shop, 28.5 QVC Over Air, 28.6 HSN) WUXP (30.1 MNTV, 30.2 GetTV, 30.3 Comet)
Louisville	WLKY (32.1 CBS, 32.2 Me-TV) WBKI-TV (34.1 The CW, 34.2 Movies!) WDRB (41.1 Fox, 41.2 Antenna TV, 41.3 ION) WMYO (58.1 MNTV, 58.2 Cozi TV)

Market coverage
in Kentucky counties

Butler

Hart

¹ Seasonal broadcasts on WKYU-TV.

² Returned to the air after relocating to Nashville.

Kentucky broadcast television areas by city: Bowling Green; Charleston, WV; Cincinnati, OH; Evansville, IN; Knoxville, TN; Lexington; Louisville; Paducah

See also: Nashville TV

Bowling Green, Kentucky
Subject areas	Attractions Economy Education Geography History Media Parks People Sports Transportation
Attractions	Beech Bend Park Capitol Arts Center Greenwood Mall The Historic Railpark and Train Museum Houchens Industries–L. T. Smith Stadium Lost River Cave National Corvette Homecoming National Corvette Museum Riverview at Hobson Grove
Industry	Bowling Green Assembly Plant Camping World Fruit of the Loom Holley Performance Products Houchens Industries Jr. Food Stores Minit Mart Foods Inc.
Education	Greenwood High School GEO International High School Lighthouse Academy High School South Warren High School Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College Warren Central High School Western Kentucky University
Sports	Bowling Green Ballpark Bowling Green Hot Rods E.A. Diddle Arena Nick Denes Field WKU Hilltoppers and Lady Toppers
Newspapers	The Daily News Park City Daily News

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