List of ABC television affiliates (by U.S. state)

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The American Broadcasting Company (ABC) is an American broadcast television television network owned by the Disney Media Networks subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company, which originated in 1927 as the NBC Blue radio network, and five years after its 1942 divorce from NBC and purchase by Edward J. Noble (adopting its current name the following year), expanded into television in April 1948. The network currently has eight owned-and-operated stations, and current affiliation agreements with 236 other television stations.[1]

This article is a listing of current ABC affiliates in the continental United States and U.S. possessions (including subchannel affiliates, satellite stations and select low-power translators), arranged alphabetically by state, and based on the station's city of license, and followed in parentheses by the Designated Market Area if it differs from the city of license. There are links to and articles on each of the stations, describing their histories, local programming and technical information, such as broadcast frequencies.

The station's advertised channel number follows the call letters. In most cases, this is their virtual channel (PSIP) number.

Stations listed in boldface are owned and operated by ABC through its subsidiary ABC Owned Television Stations.

United States[]

Alabama[]

  • Anniston – WGWW-DT2 40.2 (simulcast of WBMA-LD)
  • Birmingham – WBMA-LD 58 / WABM-DT2 68.2
  • Dothan – WDHN 18
  • Huntsville – WAAY-TV 31
  • Montgomery – WNCF 32
  • Tuscaloosa – WDBB-DT2 17.2 (satellite of WBMA-LD)

Alaska[]

Some ABC programming is broadcast on the Alaska Rural Communications Service (ARCS).

  • Anchorage – KYUR 13
  • Fairbanks – KATN 2
  • Juneau – KJUD 8

Arizona[]

  • Phoenix – KNXV-TV 15
  • Tucson – KGUN-TV 9

Arkansas[]

  • Fayetteville – KHOG-TV 29 (satellite of KHBS)
  • Fort Smith – KHBS 40
  • Jonesboro – KAIT 8
  • Little Rock – KATV 7

California[]

  • Arcata (Eureka) – KAEF-TV 23 (semi-satellite of KRCR-TV)
  • Bakersfield – KERO-TV 23
  • El Centro (Yuma, Arizona) – KECY-DT2 9.2
  • Fresno – KFSN-TV 30
  • Los Angeles – KABC-TV 7
  • Palm Springs – KESQ-TV 42
  • Redding (Chico) – KRCR-TV 7
  • Sacramento – KXTV 10
  • Salinas (Monterey) – KSBW-DT2 8.2
  • San Diego – KGTV 10
  • San Francisco – KGO-TV 7
  • Santa Barbara – KEYT-TV 3

Colorado[]

  • Colorado Springs – KRDO-TV 13
  • Denver – KMGH-TV 7
  • Grand Junction – KJCT-LP 8

Connecticut[]

  • New Haven (Hartford) – WTNH-TV 8

Delaware[]

  • None; served by WPVI-TV Philadelphia and WMDT Salisbury, MD

District of Columbia[]

  • Washington – WJLA-TV 7

Florida[]

  • Gainesville – WCJB-TV 20
  • Miami – WPLG 10
  • Naples (Fort Myers) – WZVN-TV 26
  • Orange Park (Jacksonville) – WJXX 25
  • Orlando – WFTV 9
  • Panama City – WMBB 13
  • Pensacola (Mobile, Alabama) – WEAR-TV 3
  • Sarasota – WWSB 40[2]
  • Tallahassee – WTXL-TV 27
  • Tampa – WFTS-TV 28
  • Tequesta (West Palm Beach) – WPBF 25

Georgia[]

Hawaii[]

  • Hilo – KHVO-TV 4 (satellite of KITV)
  • Honolulu – KITV 4
  • Wailuku – KMAU-TV 4 (satellite of KITV)

Idaho[]

  • Idaho Falls (Pocatello) – KIFI-TV 8
  • Nampa (Boise) – KIVI-TV 6
  • Twin Falls – KSAW-LD 51 (satellite of KIVI)

Illinois[]

  • Champaign – WICD 15 (semi-satellite of WICS)
  • Chicago – WLS-TV 7
  • Harrisburg (Paducah, Kentucky) – WSIL-TV 3
  • Moline (Davenport, Iowa) (Quad Cities) – WQAD-TV 8
  • Peoria – WEEK-DT2 25.2
  • Rockford – WTVO 17
  • Springfield – WICS 20

Indiana[]

Iowa[]

  • Ames (Des Moines) – WOI-DT 5
  • Cedar Rapids – KCRG-TV 9
  • Sioux City – KCAU-TV 9

Kansas[]

  • Colby – KLBY 4 (satellite of KAKE)
  • Garden City (Dodge City) – KUPK 13 (satellite of KAKE)
  • Great Bend – KGBD-LD 30 (repeater of KAKE)
  • Salina – KHDS-LD 51 (repeater of KAKE)
  • Topeka – KTKA-TV 49
  • Wichita – KAKE 10

Kentucky[]

  • Bowling Green – WBKO-TV 13
  • Lexington – WTVQ-DT 36
  • Louisville – WHAS-TV 11

Louisiana[]

  • Alexandria – KLAX-TV 31
  • Baton Rouge – WBRZ-TV 2
  • Lafayette – KATC 3
  • Lake Charles – KVHP-DT2 29.2
  • Monroe – KNOE-DT2 8.2
  • New Orleans – WGNO 26
  • Shreveport – KTBS-TV 3

Maine[]

  • Bangor – WVII-TV 7
  • Poland Spring (Portland) – WMTW 8

Maryland[]

  • Baltimore – WMAR-TV 2
  • Salisbury – WMDT 47

Massachusetts[]

  • Boston – WCVB-TV 5
  • New Bedford (Providence, Rhode Island) – WLNE-TV 6
  • Springfield – WGGB-TV 40

Michigan[]

  • Alpena – WBKB-DT3 11.3
  • Battle Creek – WOTV 41[4]
  • Detroit – WXYZ-TV 7
  • Flint – WJRT-TV 12
  • Grand Rapids – WZZM 13
  • Ishpeming (Marquette) – WBUP 10
  • Lansing – WLAJ 53
  • Sault Ste. Marie – WGTQ 8 (satellite of WGTU)
  • Traverse City – WGTU 29

Minnesota[]

  • Alexandria – KSAX-TV 42 (satellite of KSTP-TV)
  • Austin (Rochester) – KAAL 6
  • Duluth – WDIO-DT 10
  • Hibbing – WIRT 13 (satellite of WDIO-DT)
  • Redwood Falls – KRWF 43 (satellite of KSTP-TV)
  • St. James (Mankato) – K30FN 5 (translator of KSTP-TV)
  • Saint Paul (Minneapolis) – KSTP-TV 5

Mississippi[]

Missouri[]

  • Columbia – KMIZ 17
  • Hannibal (Quincy, Illinois) – KHQA-TV 7.2
  • Joplin – KODE-TV 12
  • Kansas City – KMBC-TV 9
  • Kirksville (Ottumwa, Iowa) – KTVO 3
  • Poplar Bluff – KPOB-TV 15 (satellite of WSIL-TV, Harrisburg, Ill.)
  • Saint Joseph – KQTV 2
  • Saint Louis – KDNL-TV 30
  • Springfield – KSPR-LD 33

Montana[]

  • Billings – KSVI 6
  • Bozeman – KWYB-LD 28 (repeater of KWYB)
  • Butte – KWYB 18
  • Great Falls – KFBB-TV 5
  • Helena – KHBB-LD 21 (repeater of KFBB-TV)
  • Missoula – KTMF 23

Nebraska[]

  • Hayes Center – KWNB-TV 6 (satellite of KHGI-TV)
  • Kearney – KHGI-TV 13
  • Lincoln – KLKN 8
  • North Platte – KHGI-CD 13 (repeater of KHGI-TV)
  • Omaha – KETV 7
  • Scottsbluff – KNEP 4 (satellite of KOTA, Rapid City, S.D.)

Nevada[]

  • Las Vegas – KTNV-TV 13
  • Reno – KOLO-TV 8

New Hampshire[]

  • Manchester – WMUR-TV 9

New Jersey[]

  • None; served by WABC-TV New York and WPVI-TV Philadelphia

New Mexico[]

  • Albuquerque – KOAT-TV 7
  • Clovis – KVIH-TV 12 (satellite of KVII-TV, Amarillo, Texas)

New York[]

  • Albany – WTEN 10
  • Binghamton – WIVT 34
  • Buffalo – WKBW-TV 7
  • Elmira – WENY-TV 36
  • New York City – WABC-TV 7
  • Rochester – WHAM-TV 13
  • Syracuse – WSYR-TV 9
  • Utica – WUTR 20
  • Watertown – WWTI 50

North Carolina[]

  • Asheville – WLOS 13
  • Charlotte – WSOC-TV 9
  • Durham (Raleigh) – WTVD 11
  • New Bern (Greenville) – WCTI-TV 12
  • Wilmington – WWAY 3
  • Winston-Salem (Greensboro) – WXLV-TV 45

North Dakota[]

  • Bismarck – KBMY 17
  • Devils Lake (Grand Forks) – WDAZ-TV 8 (semi-satellite of WDAY-TV)
  • Fargo – WDAY-TV 6
  • Minot – KMCY 14 (semi-satellite of KBMY)

Ohio[]

  • Cincinnati – WCPO-TV 9
  • Cleveland – WEWS-TV 5
  • Columbus – WSYX 6
  • Dayton – WKEF 22
  • Lima – WOHL-CD 35 / WPNM-LD 35
  • Toledo – WTVG 13
  • Youngstown – WYTV 33

Oklahoma[]

  • Ada (Sherman, Texas) – KTEN-DT3 10.3
  • Lawton (Wichita Falls, Texas) – KSWO-TV 7
  • Oklahoma City – KOCO-TV 5
  • Tulsa – KTUL 8

Oregon[]

  • Bend – KOHD 18
  • Eugene – KEZI 9
  • Klamath Falls – KDKF 31 (satellite of KDRV)
  • Medford – KDRV 12
  • Portland – KATU 2

Pennsylvania[]

  • Altoona – WATM-TV 23
  • Erie – WJET-TV 24
  • Harrisburg – WHTM-TV 27
  • Johnstown – WWCP-DT2 8.2 (simulcast of WATM-TV)
  • Philadelphia – WPVI-TV 6
  • Pittsburgh – WTAE-TV 4
  • Scranton – WNEP-TV 16

Rhode Island[]

  • None; served by WLNE-TV New Bedford, MA

South Carolina[]

  • Charleston – WCIV-DT2 36.2
  • Columbia – WOLO-TV 25
  • Florence (Myrtle Beach) – WPDE-TV 15

South Dakota[]

  • Aberdeen – KABY-TV 9 (satellite of KSFY-TV)
  • Lead – KHSD-TV 11 (satellite of KOTA-TV)
  • Pierre – KPRY-TV 4 (satellite of KSFY-TV)
  • Rapid City – KOTA-TV 3
  • Sioux Falls – KSFY-TV 13

Tennessee[]

Texas[]

  • Amarillo – KVII-TV 7
  • Austin – KVUE 24
  • Beaumont – KBMT 12
  • Bryan – KRHD-CD 40 (repeater of KXXV)
  • Corpus Christi – KIII 3
  • Dallas – WFAA 8
  • El Paso – KVIA-TV 7
  • Houston – KTRK-TV 13
  • Laredo – KGNS-DT2 8.2
  • Lubbock – KAMC 28
  • Lufkin – KTRE 9 (semi-satellite of KLTV)
  • Midland – KMID 2
  • San Angelo – KTXE-LP 38 (repeater of KTXS-TV)
  • San Antonio – KSAT-TV 12
  • Sweetwater (Abilene) – KTXS-TV 12
  • Tyler – KLTV 7
  • Victoria – KAVU-TV 25
  • Waco – KXXV 25
  • Weslaco (Rio Grande Valley) – KRGV-TV 5

Utah[]

  • Salt Lake City – KTVX 4

Vermont[]

  • Burlington – WVNY 22

Virginia[]

  • Charlottesville – WVAW-LD 16
  • Hampton (Hampton Roads) – WVEC 13
  • Harrisonburg – WHSV-TV 3
  • Lynchburg (Roanoke) – WSET-TV 13
  • Petersburg (Richmond) – WRIC-TV 8

Washington[]

  • Kennewick – KVEW 42 (semi-satellite of KAPP)
  • Seattle – KOMO-TV 4
  • Spokane – KXLY-TV 4
  • Yakima – KAPP 35

West Virginia[]

Wisconsin[]

  • Crandon – WMOW-DT2 4.2 (simulcast of WAOW)
  • Eagle River – WYOW-TV 34 (satellite of WAOW)
  • Eau Claire – WQOW 18
  • Green Bay – WBAY-TV 2
  • La Crosse – WXOW 19
  • Madison – WKOW 27
  • Milwaukee – WISN-TV 12
  • Wausau – WAOW 9

Wyoming[]

  • Casper – KTWO-TV 2
  • Cheyenne – KKTQ-LD 16 (repeater of KTWO-TV)

Elsewhere[]

Unincorporated territories of the U.S.[]

Guam[]

Northern Mariana Islands[]

  • Saipan – KPPC-LP 7 (repeater of KTGM/Hagåtña, Guam)

Puerto Rico[]

U.S. Virgin Islands[]

Bermuda[]

See also[]

Footnotes[]

  1. ^ "Stations for Network - ABC". RabbitEars. Retrieved October 30, 2019.
  2. ^ WWSB serves southern portions of the Tampa market that did not receive adequate over-the-air signal coverage from WTSP (necessitated as WTSP's signal was positioned farther to the north to limit interference with Miami ABC affiliate WPLG in portions of South Florida) prior to that station's disaffiliation from ABC in December 1994. WWSB remains an ABC affiliate despite its signal coverage overlapping significantly with that of current Tampa affiliate WFTS.
  3. ^ WAWV-TV (formerly WFXW) rejoined ABC on September 1, 2011. The station was previously affiliated with ABC (under the former WIIL-TV and WBAK callsigns) until it switched to Fox in 1995. (Arthur Foulkes (June 30, 2011). "Channel 38 Switching from Fox to ABC". Tribune-Star. Retrieved March 20, 2015.)
  4. ^ WOTV serves southern portions of the Grand Rapids market that do not receive adequate over-the-air signal coverage from WZZM.
  5. ^ WTVA 9.2 replaced WKDH as the Tupelo-Columbus market's ABC affiliate, as that station ceased operations on August 31, 2012. ("ABC Getting New Outlet In Columbus-Tupelo". TVNewsCheck. NewsCheck Media. August 28, 2012. Retrieved August 28, 2012.; "WTVA to broadcast ABC-TV". WTVA. WTVA, Inc. August 28, 2012. Archived from the original on August 31, 2012. Retrieved August 28, 2012.)

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