More Sub-Channel changes & the launch of a new network.

If you view TV with an antenna, your going to need to re-scan if you live in metro Denver or in Northeastern Colorado. That's because some of Denver's TV stations have been tinkering with there signals. 

On Friday February 28, 2020 a little after Noon time, KUSA added a country music lifestyle network called Circle, to digital channel 9.6 over the air.  

Some other Tegna Media stations (KUSA's owner) are also adding the network including:

• WTHR-TV, Indianapolis
• KARE-TV, Minneapolis   &
• KHOU-TV Houston

To learn more about Circle go here: https://www.circleplus.com 



 




 

CBSN Denver launched Wednesday.

CBSN Denver the local version of CBSN launched Wednesday morning  (2/19) at 10 AM, It can be seen at the following links: www.denver.cbslocal.com it is at the top of the website.   This service can also be accessed at the CBS NEWS Website: https://www.cbsnews.com/live/cbsn-local-den/

CBS Has been rolling out CBSN Local editions at it's owned & operated stations since early January, it's modeled after the successful CBSN  national news network from CBS News.   CBSN Denver is supposed to have it's own set, & separate reporting, but it appears that for right now they are just repeating CBS4 Newscasts.

 

 

Sub-Channel Changes in Denver.

Late Friday night (Feb 7th) KTVD dropped MeTV from 20.2 (KTVD-DT2) and added Heroes & Icons or H&I.    Meanwhile February 1st H&I Owned & Operated station KREG in Glenwood Springs switched networks & started simulcasting MeTV with KTVD in anticipation of the switch in networks.  

So KTVD 20.2 is now H&I  & KREG 5.1 is MeTV.  

You might need to re-scan to find these networks.