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News Channel Nebraska

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History
Programming
Low-powered television stations
Digital television
Digital channels
References

{{Infobox Broadcast
| call_letters = News Channel Nebraska
| city = Norfolk, Nebraska
| station_logo = NCN_network_logo.png
| station_slogan = Your Hometown Team
| station_branding = NCN
| digital = see table below
| subchannels = See below
| affiliations = Television:
Independent (2015-present)
Telemundo (2017-present)
WeatherNation TV (2016-present)
3ABN (2017-present)
Daystar (2018-present)
Radio:
(2015-present)
| network =
| country = United States
| founded = 2002
| airdate = {{start date and age|2015|6}} (Statewide network launch) including Siouxland
| enddate =
| location = statewide Nebraska & Sioux City
| callsign_meaning = see table below
| former_callsigns =
| former_channel_numbers =
| owner = Flood Communications LLC (Mike Flood)
| licensee =
| sister_stations =
| former_affiliations =
| effective_radiated_power = see table below
| HAAT = see table below
| class = Class D
| facility_id = see table below
| coordinates = see table below
| licensing_authority = FCC
| homepage = News Channel Nebraska
}}

News Channel Nebraska (NCN) is an independent, in-state network of commercial radio and television stations in the U.S. state of Nebraska and Sioux City. It is operated by Flood Communications LLC, which is owned by attorney, businessman and former Nebraska Speaker of the Legislature Mike Flood. The television stations are all members of the NCN network.

History

News Channel Nebraska was founded in 2015 at Norfolk, Nebraska. In 2017, Flood Communications announced the addition of Spanish-language network Telemundo, also called Telemundo Nebraska.

Programming

News Channel Nebraska primarily focuses on rolling news coverage similar to the original CNN Headline News. Newscasts air every hour and focus primarily on rural Nebraska stories with some coverage of the two major cities, Lincoln and Omaha, and weather forecasts every 10 minutes including former WTNH-TV meteorologist Geoff Fox broadcasting from his home studio in Irvine, California.^[1] The network also includes extensive coverage of high school and small college sports with two broadcast trucks covering rural football and basketball games.^[2] There is a "north" and "south" feed which show different sports programs, with the other feed's game rebroadcast on delay. High school sports programming requires a subscription when viewed online.^[3]

Although NCN Television provides local programming for 24/7, it also produces original programs scheduled in CT, such as:

Weekdays
- NCN Daybreak (6am-10am)
- NCN Midday (10am-4pm)
- NCN Evening (4pm-6am) Mon-Thu (4pm-Midnight) Fridays Only with Meteorologist Geoff Fox
- Nebraska Loves Public Schools

Some Weekdays and Weekends
- High School Football
- Girls High School Volleyball
- High School Basketball
- College Football
- Women's College Volleyball

Low-powered television stations

NCN consists of eight low-power TV stations that make up the network, all stations have callsigns beginning with a K, as licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Combined, they reach almost all of eastern and central Nebraska, as well as parts of Siouxland. The stations are owned by Flood Communications of Nebraska, LLC.

Station	City of license	Channels (VC / DT)	First air date	Call letters’ meaning	ERP	HAAT	Facility ID	Transmitter Coordinates
KWBE-LD	Beatrice	21 (PSIP) 21 (UHF)	2016	These are the longtime call letters for Beatrice's original AM radio station, KWBE, which is still located in Beatrice and is owned by Flood Communications of Beatrice, LLC	15 kW	391\|m\|ft\|0\|abbr=on}}	184308	40.263583\|-96.774139\|type:landmark_scale:2000\|name=KWBE-LD}}
KMJF-LD	Columbus	48 (PSIP) 16 (UHF)	2015	Michael John Flood	12 kW	269\|m\|ft\|0\|abbr=on}}	185295	41.452556\|97.252667\|type:landmark_scale:2000\|name=KMJF-LD}}
KGHK-LD	Hastings	30 (PSIP 30 (UHF)	TBD	Grand Island Hastings & Kearney	15 kW	147\|m\|ft\|0\|abbr=on}}	188559	40.602222\|-98.839167\|type:landmark_scale:2000\|name=KGHK-LD}}
KFDY-LD	Lincoln	27 (PSIP) 27 (UHF)	2017	Floody the nickname of Mike Flood's oldest son, Brenden Flood	3.65 kW	226\|m\|ft\|0\|abbr=on}}	67012	40.727694\|-96.614139\|type:landmark_scale:2000\|name=KFDY-LD}}
KNEN-LD	Norfolk	35 (PSIP 35 (UHF)	2015	North East Nebraska	kW	544\|m\|ft\|0\|abbr=on}}	185612	42.028028\|-97.340222\|type:landmark_scale:2000\|name=KNEN-LD}}
KOHA-LD	Omaha	27 (PSIP) 27 (UHF)	2018	OmaHA	15 kW	475\|m\|ft\|0\|abbr=on}}	33144	41.308889\|-96.026167\|type:landmark_scale:2000\|name=KOHA-LD}}
KBWF-LD	South Sioux City}} Siouxland	15 (PSIP) 29 (UHF)	2016	Blake William Flood, Mike Flood's youngest son	15 kW	380\|m\|ft\|0\|abbr=on}}	181673	42.4725\|-96.422167\|type:landmark_scale:2000\|name=KBWF-LD}}
KMLF-LD	Grand Island	21 (PSIP) 30 (UHF)	2017	Mandi Lynn Flood, Mike Flood's wife	15 kW	XXX\|m\|ft\|0\|abbr=on}->	XXXXXX	41.452556\|97.252667\|type:landmark_scale:2000\|name=KMLF-LD}}

Digital television

Digital channels

The digital signals of NCN's stations are multiplexed:

Channel	Video	Aspect	PSIP Short Name	Programming
xx.1	720p 1080i	9	NCN TMNDONEB	Main NCN Programming / Independent / Main Telemundo Nebraska Programming as Omaha & Lincoln affiliate
xx.2	720p 480i	9	NCN TMNDONEB Antenna TV	Main NCN Programming / Independent as Omaha & Lincoln affiliate / Main Telemundo Nebraska Programming as Columbus, Grand Island, Hastings, and Sioux City in Norfolk, 35.2 is Antenna TV
xx.3	1080i 480i	9 3	DayStar WEATNATNTV 3ABN	Daystar as Omaha affiliate WeatherNation TV as Beatrice and Norfolk affiliate 3ABN as Lincoln affiliate

References

1. ^https://www.facebook.com/FoxNCN
2. ^http://newschannelnebraska.com/about-ncn30/
3. ^http://ncnsportsnow.com/local-sports/ncn-partners-with-nfhs-network-expands-sports-coverage/

2 : Television stations in Nebraska|Radio stations in Nebraska

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