KKSU-LD

KKSU-LD
Manhattan, Kansas
Channels	Analog: 21 (UHF) Digital: 21 (PSIP)
Subchannels	21.1 Classic Arts Showcase
Affiliations	Classic Arts Showcase (2016-present)
Owner	Kansas State University
Call letters' meaning	K Kansas State University
Former callsigns	K21ER (1995-2002) KKSU-LP (2002-2016)
Former affiliations	Independent station (1995-2016)
Transmitter power	44 kW
Facility ID	33357

KKSU-LD channel 21 is an independent television station licensed to Manhattan, Kansas, and is owned by Kansas State University.

Callsign history

Originally licensed as K21ER in 1995 (actual sign-on date unknown), the station was renamed as KKSU-LP in December 2002, about a month after K-State's radio station KKSU (AM), left the air for good.

As of February 18, 2016 the official station designation changed to KKSU-LD due to the new digital high-definition transmitter now broadcasting the station’s signal. The current FCC license for the station is active until June 1, 2022. The station can be viewed through off-air broadcast or through Wildcat Cable (on the Kansas State University campus) on Channel 21 throughout Riley County and into parts of Geary and Pottowatomie County, or through Cox Cable on Channel 8 from Wamego to Junction City.

External links

Query the FCC's TV station database for KKSU-LP

Television stations in northeastern Kansas, including Topeka
Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television
Local stations	KTWU 11 (.1 PBS, .2 MHz Worldview/PBS Kids, .3 Enhance (Create/PBS Encore)) KSQA 12 (.1 TCN, .3 Bounce) WIBW-TV 13 (.1 CBS, .2 MNTV/MeTV) KKSU-LD 21 (.1 Classic Arts Showcase) WROB-LD (25.1 Buzzr, 25.2 Justice TV, 25.3 Antenna TV, 25.4 Heartland, 25.5 Newsmax TV, 25.6 WeatherNation TV, 25.7 Rev'n, 25.8 USTV, 25.9 Retro TV, 25.10 Vibrant TV, 25.11 This, 25.12 Jewelry TV) KSNT 27 (.1 NBC, .2 Fox, .3 Ion) K31BW 31 (silent) K33IC 33 (TBN) KTMJ-CD 43 / KTLJ-CA 6 (.1 Fox, .2 Justice TV, .3 Escape) KTKA-TV 49 (.1 ABC, .2 GetTV, .3 CW+, .4 Weather)
Defunct stations	K25DS 25 (TBN)
See also Kansas City TV Wichita TV Omaha TV St. Joseph TV Tulsa TV Lincoln TV Joplin TV

Other television stations in the state of Kansas
Independent stations	KKSU-LP 21 (Manhattan) KMCI 38 (Lawrence)
Other stations	KSQA 12 (Ind., Topeka) KGPT-CD 26 (Bounce/AZA/AccuWeather/LWN, Wichita) KWKD-LP 28 (Daystar, Wichita) KDCU 31 (UNI, Derby) KCTU-LD 43 (This TV/Me-TV/Untamed/FN/Legacy, Wichita) KUKC-LP 48 (UNI, Overland Park) KFVT-LP 40 (SSN, Wichita) KSMI-LP 51 (RTV/The Family Channel/PBJ/Tuff TV/FGO/JTV, Wichita)
Defunct	KUJH-LP 14 / K27FR 27 (Lawrence)
See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Kansas

Kansas State University
Academics	College of Agriculture College of Engineering School of Journalism and Mass Communications Branch campuses Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus (Salina) K-State Olathe (Olathe) Buildings Anderson Hall Hale Library Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art
Athletics	Big 12 Conference Kansas State Wildcats Football Men's Basketball Women's Basketball Baseball Volleyball KSU Marching Band Sunflower Showdown Governor's Cup Iowa State–Kansas State football rivalry Facilities Bill Snyder Family Stadium Bramlage Coliseum Ahearn Field House Tointon Family Stadium Memorial Stadium Colbert Hills
Culture	Notable people Landon Lecture Series Willie the Wildcat Aggieville Wildcat Victory Wabash Cannonball Alma Mater Kansas Wildcats (march) Media The Collegian Royal Purple KKSU (AM) KSDB (FM) KKSU-LP
Student life	K-State Student Union Housing Derby Dining Center Ford Hall Goodnow Hall Haymaker Hall Kramer Food Center Marlatt Hall Moore Hall West Hall
History	Blue Mont Central College Land-grant university Joseph Denison List of oldest buildings on Kansas colleges and universities
Established: 1863 – Endowment: $488.9 million – Students: 23,779 (Fall 2016)

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