| KST-TV | |
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Location |
Seattle, WA |
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Branding |
FOX 6 |
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Slogan |
So FOX 6 |
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Channel(s) |
Analog: 6 (VHF) |
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subchannel(s) |
6.1 KST-HD FOX |
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Affiliation |
Fox (O&O) |
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First air date |
September 1, 1959 |
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Former call letters |
none |
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Former channel number |
none |
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Former Affiliation |
Independent (1959–1986) |
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Owner |
Fox Television Stations |
KST-TV is the Fox-owned-and-operated station that serves the Seattle, WA area. It broadcasts on channel 6 and is owned by Fox Television Stations subsidiary of 21st Century Fox, as part of a duopoly with MyNetworkTV owned-and-operated station KIGB (channel 43). KST is the primary station for the Seattle Seahawks airing coaches shows, regular season games, and playoff games if they get that far.
History[]
KST-TV began in 1959 as an Independent station, along with rival KCV-TV. In 1970 KST-TV launched a newscast as NewsScene 6, but falling behind other independent stations. In 1975 KST's Newschannel 6 was the 4th best newscast in 75-76 season.1986, the station became a Fox affiliate and remains the Fox affiliate today.
Gallery[]
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