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St. Louis Television Stations

As the weather turns colder, many people opt to stay inside and watch some entertainment on one of St. Louis Television stations instead of going to one of the cities wonderful outdoor parks or attractions. No matters one’s preference, from drama and reality shows to news and sports, the local television stations in St. Louis have something to offer everyone. Advertisers can purchase ad spots to promote their products at affordable rates, as there has been a decrease in demand for ad time as more companies switch to internet marketing. All of the St. Louis television stations have top rated news teams to keep St. Louis residents well informed of what is happening locally, nationally and globally.

The St. Louis television stations include the following:

KMOV, Channel 4, is the local CBS affiliate and is ranked as the number two television station in the St. Louis market. KMOV offers prime time favorites such as the CSI family of shows and Two and a Half Men. For night owls, the Late Show with David Letterman is also carried by this station.

KTVI, Channel 2, is the local FOX affiliate carrying local and national news as well as prime time favorites such as The Simpsons, American Idol, Cops, Glee, Family Guy, and House.

KSDK, Channel 5, is an NBC affiliate and the top rated television station in the St. Louis area. The station offers prime time shows such as Law and Order, The Apprentice, The Biggest Loser, 30 Rock, and The Office.

KPLR, Channel 11, is a member of the CW television network and was rated as the top independent television station in the country in 1997. Popular prime time offerings include the shows King of Queens, America’s Top Model and the Vampire Diaries.

KNDL, Channel 30, is the St. Louis ABC affiliate. This channel offers favorite shows such as Gray’s Anatomy, Private Practice, and Dancing with the Stars. In addition to local and national nightly newscasts, KDNL also broadcasts ABS’s Nightline and 20/20 news programs.

KETC, Channel 9, is the local PBS affiliate, which offers educational programming as well as This Old House, NOVA, and the Antiques Roadshow.

KNLC, Channel 24, is an independently owned station featuring religious programming.

All of the television stations transmit using a digital signal suitable for digital televisions. In the event one does not want the expense of a monthly cable bill, a digital converter box is necessary to pick up the television signal and enjoy everything St. Louis television stations have to offer. Nothing is better on a cold snowy St. Louis night than cuddling up on a couch with a cup of hot chocolate and watching a drama, reality show or comedy on a local St. Louis television station.