KREM

The station signed on October 31, 1954. It initially carried dual-affiliation with ABC and the Dumont Network. After Dumont dissolved, KREM continued as an ABC affiliate until August 8, 1976, when it swapped affiliations with cross-town competitor KXLY-TV (which was dropped by CBS for constantly pre-empting or delaying its network shows). KREM thus became a full member of the CBS network.

Related Topics:
October 31 - 1954 - ABC - Dumont - August 8 - 1976 - KXLY-TV - CBS

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KREM currently features CBS programming, as well as local news, public affairs and syndicated entertainment programming—including Friends, Seinfeld, Dr. Phil and Oprah Winfrey.

Related Topics:
Friends - Seinfeld - Dr. Phil - Oprah Winfrey

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KREM 2 News at Five is the most watched newscast in the Inland Northwest. KREM 2 News is anchored by Nadine Woodward, Charles Rowe, Randy Shaw, Tom Sherry and Tom Hudson.

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Belo also operates KSKN-TV, a WB affiliate in the market. The stations share all back-office functions, and a 10pm newscast is aired on the station, produced by KREM. KSKN is the Spokane affiliate for Boise State University athletics, and Seattle Mariners games.

Related Topics:
KSKN - WB - Boise State University - Seattle Mariners

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KREM and KSKN are a part of the Belo Northwest cluster, which includes KING, Seattle; KGW, Portland, Oregon, and KTVB in Boise. All four stations provide material to co-owned Northwest Cable News, a 24-hour regional news service based in Seattle and serving much of the region.

Related Topics:
KING - Seattle - KGW - Portland, Oregon - KTVB - Boise - Northwest Cable News

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It is one of five local Spokane TV stations seen in Canada on the StarChoice satellite provider.

Related Topics:
Canada - StarChoice

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