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KING- TV - Wikipedia. KING- TV, virtual channel 5 (UHFdigital channel 4. NBC- affiliatedtelevision stationlicensed to Seattle, Washington, United States and also serving Tacoma. The station is owned by Tegna, Inc., as part of a duopoly with Everett- licensed independent station. KONG (channel 1. 6). The two stations share offices and studios at the Home Plate Center in the So.

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Do district of Seattle; KING- TV's transmitter is located in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle. KING- TV is one of five Seattle television stations that are available in Canada on satellite providers Bell TV and Shaw Direct, and is available to most cable subscribers in the Vancouver/Victoria, British Columbia area as the NBC affiliate. The station is also carried on several cable providers in southeastern Alaska and northwestern Oregon. History[edit]Channel 5 first took to the air as KRSC- TV on November 2. Pacific Northwest.

The station was originally owned by Palmer K. Leberman's Radio Sales Corporation, which also operated KRSC radio (1. AM, now KKNW, and FM 9. KING- FM).[2] The first broadcast on channel 5 was a live remote of a Thanksgiving Dayhigh school football game – the telecast was plagued with technical difficulties, but local viewers reported being impressed nonetheless.[3][4] Channel 5 was originally a primary CBS affiliate,[5] and carried secondary affiliations with NBC, ABC and Du. Mont.[6]Eight months after the television station debuted, KRSC- TV and KRSC- FM were purchased by King Broadcasting Company, owners of KING radio (1. AM, now KFNQ) and the original KING- FM (9. KUOW- FM), for $3.

May 1. 94. 9.[7] The station changed its callsign to KING- TV to match its radio sisters[8] (according to legend, King Broadcasting president Dorothy Bullitt purchased the KING call letters while on a fishing boat).[citation needed] For many years, the stations' logo was "King Mike", an anthropomorphizedmicrophone in ermine robes and a crown, drawn by cartoonist Walt Disney[9][1. Portland, Oregon sister stations KGW- AM- FM- TV used a similar logo, called "Pioneer Mike"; [citation needed] the King Mike logo was later brought back for KING's 5. Once the FCC- imposed freeze on television station license awards ended in 1. KING- TV lost its monopoly in the market. During 1. 95. 3, the Seattle–Tacoma area received three new stations: KTNT- TV (channel 1. KSTW) debuted in March as the market's CBS outlet; while NBC went to KMO- TV (channel 1. KCPQ), which signed on in August.

NBC moved a few months later to KOMO- TV (channel 4), which went on the air in December. By the end of the year, KING- TV was left with poor- performing ABC and Du. Mont, the latter of which ceased operations in 1. Subsequently, Bullitt lobbied NBC for a group affiliation for her stations, and in October 1. KING- TV and KGW- TV in Portland began carrying NBC programming.[1. In Seattle, channel 5 shared NBC and ABC with KOMO- TV for most of the 1. On September 2. 7, 1.

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KING- TV became a primary NBC station and KOMO- TV affiliated with ABC full- time.[1. Dissatisfied with Stimson Bullitt's management style, Dorothy Bullitt, and Mr. Watch Zombies Putlocker#. Bullitt's sisters, arranged for his voluntary resignation from King Broadcasting in 1. Stimson sold his company shares to his sisters, Harriet and Patsy.

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He then received control of the family's real estate interests. Ancil Payne, who had served as general manager of the company's Portland stations since 1. CEO. By the 1. 97. KING- TV was the flagship of a growing regional media empire which at various times included ventures in publishing, the film industry, cable television systems (under the name of King Videocable, the assets of which have by now been absorbed into Comcast) and even various timber assets in the Far East.[citation needed]Locally produced programs that debuted on the station during the 1. Seattle Today, a mid- morning talk show hosted by Cliff Lenz and Shirley Hudson and later by Susan Michaels and Colby Chester; Seattle Tonight, Tonite!, hosted by Ross Mc. Gowan and later Dick Klinger; Almost Live!, a Saturday night talk and sketch- comedy program originally starring Ross Shafer; and a local Evening Magazine franchise, first hosted by Penny Le.

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How Come?, a half- hour early Sunday evening family television program hosted by Al Wallace, won several awards during its run during the 1. The show covered topics on how things were made or done in the world. Dick Klinger hosted the show after Al Wallace died. King Broadcasting's stations included KGW radio and television in Portland, KREM- TV in Spokane, KTVB- TV in Boise, KHNL- TV and KFVE- TV in Honolulu and KYA/KOIT radio in San Francisco. Long- time station- owner Dorothy Bullitt died in June 1.

Dorothy Bullitt's daughters Harriet Bullitt and Priscilla "Patsy" Bullitt Collins decided to sell the King assets in 1. King Broadcasting (including KING, KREM, KGW, KTVB, KHNL/KFVE and the cable provider assets) to The Providence Journal Company. KING- TV and other King Broadcasting stations later became Belo properties as a result of that company's merger with The Providence Journal Company in 1. Watch Brokeback Mountain Download Full. As a result, Belo was forced to divest KIRO- TV to Cox Enterprises in order to keep the higher rated KING- TV. Bonneville International Corporation purchased KING- AM in 1.

The 1. 99. 0s saw the end of Almost Live! During this decade, the show launched the career of Bill Nye the Science Guy, Joel Mc. Hale (of The Soup fame) and locally, Pat Cashman and John Keister (who replaced Ross Shafer as host).

KING- TV was also the home for Watch This!, a fast- paced Emmy Award- winning show aimed at children and teenagers; [citation needed] the show lasted five years and was hosted by local anchors, Jim Dever and Mimi Gan. On December 1. 8, 1. King Broadcasting launched Northwest Cable News, which was a 2. Washington, Oregon, and Idaho with lesser cable coverage in Alaska, Montana and California. Gannett/Tegna, move to So. Do[edit]. Home Plate Center, the station's studio since 2.

On June 1. 3, 2. 01. Gannett Company announced that it would acquire Belo.[1. The sale was completed on December 2. On June 2. 9, 2. 01.

Gannett's newspaper business was spun out, with KING and the remaining Gannett properties renamed Tegna, Inc.[1. In April 2. 01. 4, KING announced plans to sell its South Lake Union headquarters and re- locate, taking advantage of a booming real estate market in the South Union Lake area. In September 2. 01. Home Plate Center—a complex across the street from Safeco Field in the So. Do area of Seattle. In March 2. 01. 5, Gannett confirmed that KING, KONG, and NWCN would move to the lower three floors of the Home Plate Center, and announced plans for KING to utilize the lower floor for the market's first street- side studio.[1.

The former facilities were sold to Kilroy Realty for nearly $5. The choice of a smaller location was in response to concerns that the large size of its previous facility inhibited collaboration. The ground floor contains two studios: a street- side studio for KING's news programming, and the other for local productions such as New Day Northwest. The newsroom is located on the second floor, and contained NWCN's main set. The new facility was equipped with new Grass Valley master control, graphics, and playout hardware, and Sonyautomation equipment.[2. After broadcasting its final newscast from the North Dexter Avenue studio on February 1. KING transitioned its master control to the new facility during that night's broadcast of Late Night with Seth Meyers—a transition which technical director Dick Trumbo described as one that "just worked" and was barely noticeable to viewers.

The station began broadcasting newscasts from the Home Plate Center facility on the morning of February 1. On January 6, 2. 01. NWCN was shut down due to declining viewership.[2. Digital television[edit]Digital channels[edit]The station's digital channel is multiplexed: On December 6, 2.