On air, Access Tuolumne features a mix of programming produced by community members, non-profit organizations, local government agencies, and independent media makers. The channel's philosophy is based on open access, meaning that any resident of Tuolumne County can produce a television program and have it broadcast on Access Tuolumne, subject to technical and content guidelines. The channel provides training in television production, camera operation, editing, and on-air presentation, enabling community members to develop media skills while creating content for their community.

The channel's programming includes local news and public affairs programs. Tuolumne County News is a weekly news program covering local politics, county government decisions, education, healthcare, and social issues, produced by volunteer journalists. Board of Supervisors in Review summarizes Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors meetings, providing citizens with an overview of decisions affecting their county. Community Forum is a talk show where residents discuss local issues with county officials, community leaders, and experts. Senior Spotlight addresses issues relevant to older adults in Tuolumne County, including health, financial security, and social services.

Cultural and historical programming is a significant part of the channel's schedule, reflecting Tuolumne County's rich Gold Rush heritage. Gold Country History features documentaries and segments on the history of the region, including the California Gold Rush, the town of Columbia (a preserved Gold Rush town and state historic park), and the historic landmarks of Sonora and Jamestown. Arts in the Foothills showcases local artists, musicians, and performers, featuring interviews and coverage of art shows, concerts, and theater productions. Tuolumne County Fair provides coverage of the annual county fair, including livestock competitions, carnival rides, and entertainment.

Educational and instructional programming includes Tuolumne County Schools Update, covering events and issues in the county's school districts, including Sonora Union High School District, Columbia Elementary School District, and others. Health Matters in the Foothills focuses on health and wellness topics, featuring interviews with healthcare professionals from Adventist Health Sonora and other local providers. Sierra Nevada Outdoors is a program about outdoor recreation in the region, including hiking, fishing, camping, and skiing in the nearby Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park. Gardening in the Foothills offers tips on gardening and landscaping in the Sierra Nevada foothills, including water-wise gardening and dealing with the region's unique climate.

Religious and spiritual programming is also part of the schedule, representing Tuolumne County's diverse faith communities. The channel airs services and programs from Christian, Catholic, and other faith groups, including the historic St. James Episcopal Church in Sonora and the Sierra Bible Church.

Access Tuolumne is available throughout Tuolumne County via cable on local cable providers, including Astound Broadband (formerly Wave Broadband). The channel also streams online through its website. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Access Tuolumne through the official Access Tuolumne website at accesstuolumne.org, which offers a 24-hour live stream. Online television of Access Tuolumne also provides on-demand access to archived programs, allowing viewers to watch community-produced content at any time. The channel also maintains a presence on YouTube, where it posts program highlights and full episodes.

Access Tuolumne strives to provide a platform for community voices, offering Tuolumne County residents the opportunity to create and share television content that reflects their experiences, cultures, and concerns. The mission of the channel is to promote media literacy, support creative expression, and foster civic engagement by providing the tools, training, and platform for citizens to produce their own television programs. The channel operates on a non-profit basis and is committed to editorial independence, reflecting the full spectrum of opinions and cultures found in Tuolumne County. Thanks to modern digital platforms and community cable distribution, Access Tuolumne provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that the diverse voices of Tuolumne County residents can be heard across the region and beyond.

On air, Access Sacramento Channel 17 features a mix of programming produced by community members, non-profit organizations, and independent media makers. The channel's philosophy is based on open access, meaning that any resident of the Sacramento area can produce a television program and have it broadcast on Channel 17, subject to technical and content guidelines. The channel provides training in television production, camera operation, editing, and on-air presentation, enabling community members to develop media skills while creating content for their community.

The channel's programming includes local news and public affairs programs. Sacramento News & Review is a weekly news program covering local politics, education, healthcare, and social issues, produced by volunteer journalists. City Council in Review summarizes Sacramento City Council meetings, providing citizens with an overview of decisions affecting their city. Community Comment is a talk show where residents discuss local issues with elected officials, community leaders, and experts. Youth Connection is a program produced by and for young people, discussing topics such as education, employment, mental health, and civic engagement.

Cultural and arts programming is a significant part of the channel's schedule. Arts Alive showcases Sacramento's vibrant arts scene, featuring interviews with local artists, musicians, dancers, and actors, as well as coverage of gallery openings, theater productions, and music festivals. Sacramento Music Scene features live performances by local bands across genres including rock, jazz, blues, folk, and hip-hop. Poetry Corner features readings by local poets and writers, with discussions of their work and creative process.

Religious and spiritual programming is also part of the schedule, representing Sacramento's diverse faith communities. The channel airs services and programs from Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, Sikh, and other faith groups, as well as interfaith dialogue programs. Sacramento Interfaith Council features discussions between religious leaders on topics of common concern, including peace, social justice, and community service.

Educational and instructional programming includes Sacramento Public Schools Update, covering events and issues in the Sacramento City Unified School District. Health Matters focuses on health and wellness topics, featuring interviews with healthcare professionals and community health workers. Sacramento Gardening is a program about gardening, landscaping, and urban agriculture, featuring local experts and community gardens. Home Improvement Sacramento offers tips on home repair, renovation, and energy efficiency.

Access Sacramento Channel 17 is available throughout the Sacramento metropolitan area via cable on Comcast Xfinity channel 17, as well as on other local cable providers. The channel also streams online through its website. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Access Sacramento Channel 17 through the official Access Sacramento website at accesssacramento.org, which offers a 24-hour live stream. Online television of Access Sacramento Channel 17 also provides on-demand access to archived programs, allowing viewers to watch community-produced content at any time. The channel also maintains a presence on YouTube, where it posts program highlights and full episodes.

Access Sacramento Channel 17 strives to provide a platform for community voices, offering Sacramento residents the opportunity to create and share television content that reflects their experiences, cultures, and concerns. The mission of the channel is to promote media literacy, support creative expression, and foster civic engagement by providing the tools, training, and platform for citizens to produce their own television programs. The channel operates on a non-profit basis and is committed to editorial independence, reflecting the full spectrum of opinions and cultures found in Sacramento. Thanks to modern digital platforms and community cable distribution, Access Sacramento Channel 17 provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that the diverse voices of Sacramento residents can be heard across the city and beyond.

On air, CityTV features live and archived coverage of San Diego City Council meetings, which are the channel's primary programming. The channel also broadcasts meetings of various City Council committees, including the Active Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, Audit Committee, Budget & Government Efficiency Committee, Community and Neighborhood Services Committee, Economic Development & Intergovernmental Relations Committee, Environment Committee, Land Use and Housing Committee, Public Safety and Livable Neighborhoods Committee, Rules Committee, and the Select Committee on Addressing Cost of Living . Additionally, the channel airs meetings of the Planning Commission, Civil Service Commission, Commission for Arts and Culture, Redistricting Commission, and other public forums . When meetings are not in session, the live webcast shows other CityTV programming .

CityTV also provides coverage of special civic events, including the annual State of the City address delivered by the Mayor of San Diego . The channel broadcasts live coverage of public hearings on important local issues, such as proposed short-term vacation rental regulations . The channel serves as an essential resource for San Diego residents who wish to follow local government decisions and participate in the democratic process.

CityTV is available throughout the City of San Diego via cable television on Cox Communications channel 24, Spectrum (formerly Time Warner Cable) channel 24, and AT&T U-Verse channel 99 . The channel is also available online through live webcasts and video archives on the City of San Diego's official website at sandiego.gov, as well as through the Granicus webcast platform . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of CityTV through the official CityTV webcast page, which also provides archived videos of past meetings for on-demand viewing. Online television of CityTV is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that San Diego residents and former residents living elsewhere can stay connected to their city's government wherever they are.

CityTV strives to provide San Diego residents with transparent access to local government, enabling citizens to watch their elected officials in action and stay informed about decisions that affect their community. The mission of the channel is to facilitate civic engagement by making public meetings accessible to all residents, both on television and online. Thanks to modern digital platforms, CityTV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring that San Diegans across the city and around the world can follow their local government wherever they are .

On air, CCX Media features four main programming areas. CCX NEWS provides daily coverage of what's happening in the nine member cities of Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth, and Robbinsdale, with a full-time news staff of four writers and a photography staff capturing stories about cities, schools, businesses, and the arts . New content is updated at least five times per week, and during election years the station works with the League of Women Voters to facilitate candidate forums, record candidate statements, and provide live election results coverage .

CCX SPORTS provides in-depth coverage of high school sports with full game coverage, game highlights, player and coach interviews, sports analysis, and a "Play of the Week" segment . The channel also covers local high school sports events and produces a daily newscast Monday through Friday, with a special weekend show airing Saturday and Sunday .

CCX CITIES works with the nine northwest suburbs to record city meetings, forums, events like parades or concerts, and original video productions for city services . The channel provides coverage of city meetings and ensures government transparency through its programming .

CCX CREATE is the channel's community access division, providing free video production training and access to professional-quality HD equipment for community residents, groups, and organizations to create and share their own original content . This programming airs 24/7 on CCX2 and CCX3 channels . Volunteer producers create a variety of programming covering politics, entertainment, religion, sports, and news in various forms and languages . CCX Create has earned national recognition, including Hometown Media Awards from the Alliance for Community Media for locally produced shows such as Baby Blue Arts Presents Holiday Celebration 2023 and Cable Hotdish Season 2 Premier . The division also offers production classes, such as studio production training during "Super Saturday" events, open to community members .

Additional programming includes magazine program segments, The Connection, Mayor's Minutes, event coverage of concerts and parades, and coverage of local high school sports . The channel also produces Class Act, hosted by Claudius (also known as Chocolate Drop), featuring guests discussing their experiences in CCX Create's studio production classes .

CCX Media is available throughout the northwest suburbs of Minneapolis via cable television on Comcast channels: CCX Create on Comcast 859HD (CCX2) and Comcast 20SD (CCX3) . The channel is also available via streaming apps on Roku and Amazon Prime, as well as through the CCX Media+ mobile application for Android devices and the CCX Media website at ccxmedia.org, all with no paywalls . The station provides livestreaming and video on demand access through its program guide and YouTube channels .

CCX Media strives to provide a "Connected Community Experience" for residents of the northwest suburbs of Minneapolis, offering hyperlocal content that gives viewers the opportunity to learn more about the community where they live . The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives, to promote local culture and community engagement, and to provide a platform for community voices and organizations. The organization also advocates legislatively for measures that protect community television and promote government transparency . Thanks to modern digital platforms, CCX Media provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of the northwest suburbs and former residents living elsewhere can stay connected to their community wherever they are.

WCCO-TV signed on the air on July 1, 1949, as WTCN-TV, becoming Minnesota's second television station. It adopted its current call sign in 1952, derived from its former sister station WCCO (AM) . The station has a unique distinction in the Twin Cities market as the only major commercial station never to have changed its primary network affiliation, having been a primary CBS affiliate since its sign-on . It has been entirely owned by CBS since 1992 .

On air, WCCO-TV broadcasts a strong lineup of local newscasts under the branding WCCO News / CBS News Minnesota, including morning, midday, evening, and late-night newscasts . Weekday newscasts include WCCO This Morning from 4:30-7:00 AM, WCCO Mid-Morning from 9:00-10:00 AM, WCCO News at Noon, WCCO News at 4, WCCO News at 5, WCCO News at 6, and WCCO News at 10 . Weekend newscasts also air on Saturdays and Sundays . The station leads the Twin Cities market in nearly all time slots in overall household ratings, particularly from its morning show to the 10 p.m. news .

The station's evening news is co-anchored by Amelia Santaniello and Frank Vascellaro, who have co-anchored together for nearly two decades and became the first married couple to co-anchor a daily news program in the Twin Cities . Santaniello is approaching 30 years behind the anchor desk at WCCO . Both were inducted into the Minnesota Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2025, joining other WCCO legends including Don Shelby, Bill Carlson, Darcy Pohland, and Mark Rosen . The station's news team also includes reporters and meteorologists who are well-known figures in Minnesota broadcasting.

Beyond news, WCCO-TV broadcasts CBS network programming in primetime, including dramas, comedies, reality shows, and special events. The station also carries CBS sports broadcasts, including NFL games, college football, and the NCAA basketball tournament. Since 2023, WCCO has aired select Minnesota Golden Gophers football games as part of a new deal between CBS and the Big Ten Conference . The station also airs CBS News programs including CBS This Morning, CBS Evening News, CBS Sunday Morning, and Face The Nation .

WCCO-TV's signal is extended across central and northern Minnesota through two full-power satellite stations: KCCO-TV (channel 7) in Alexandria and KCCW-TV (channel 12) in Walker . Nielsen Media Research treats WCCO-TV and its satellites as one station in local ratings books . The station also operates a network of translators across southern and northern Minnesota to extend its over-the-air coverage .

WCCO-TV launched a streaming news service, CBS News Minnesota (formerly CBSN Minnesota), on December 12, 2019, as part of a rollout of localized versions of the national CBSN service across CBS-owned stations . This 24/7 live streaming channel provides local news coverage, weather updates, and breaking news reports. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of CBS News Minnesota through the official CBS News website at cbsnews.com/minnesota/live, as well as on the CBS News mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices, and on connected TV platforms including Pluto TV, Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Android TV.

WCCO-TV has a rich history of broadcast firsts. On July 23, 1962, the station participated in the world's first live international broadcast via the Telstar satellite, providing the feed of Mount Rushmore for all three major networks . In 1955, WCCO became the first station in the Midwest to have a videotape machine . In 1954, a live CBS broadcast from the Foshay Tower provided the first nationally televised view of a solar eclipse . The station has won twelve George Foster Peabody Awards, more than any other Twin Cities broadcast outlet .

WCCO-TV strives to be Minnesota's most-watched and most-trusted source of local news, weather, and information. The mission of the channel is to serve the community by providing accurate, timely, and relevant coverage of the issues that matter most to Minnesotans, from the Twin Cities to greater Minnesota. Thanks to modern digital platforms, WCCO-TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Minnesota residents and former residents living elsewhere can stay connected to their community wherever they are.

On air, CBS News Chicago features a strong lineup of local news broadcasts under the branding CBS 2 News, including morning, midday, afternoon, evening, and late-night newscasts. The flagship local news team includes Emmy-winning journalist Joe Donlon and Irika Sargent, who co-anchor the weeknight 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., and 10:00 p.m. newscasts . Robb Ellis is also a contributor to the station's news coverage . The station's morning programming includes local news coverage, and the station also airs CBS Mornings Plus, hosted by Tony Dokoupil and Adriana Diaz, as part of its weekday schedule . The station also broadcasts CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil weeknights at 5:30 p.m. CT . Weekend news is anchored by Adriana Diaz from Chicago .

The station's news coverage focuses on events in Chicago and the surrounding metropolitan area, including local politics, crime, education, healthcare, and community issues. The station has a dedicated weather team and sports department covering Chicago's professional teams, including the Bears, Bulls, Blackhawks, Cubs, and White Sox. CBS News Chicago also produces special community programming, including the annual live broadcast of the Chicago Thanksgiving Parade, a treasured local tradition featuring floats, marching bands, giant balloons, and cultural performances .

In July 2024, CBS News Chicago unveiled a new 3,500-square-foot storefront studio located on West Washington Street, revolutionizing the way Chicagoans consume news and engage with the brand . This state-of-the-art studio serves as an oasis of innovation and journalistic excellence, expanding the operational footprint of the CBS News Chicago Broadcast Center. The streetside studio concept brings the news directly to the people, blending traditional journalism with cutting-edge technology to deliver real-time data and information visualization, and provides a dynamic and interactive platform empowering journalists to report on breaking news, local events, and important issues facing the community .

Alongside the new studio, the station debuted its new brand, "For The Love Of Chicago", which encapsulates its mission of serving the greater Chicago community. According to Regional President and General Manager Jennifer Lyons, the station believes that the future of news must be interactive, engaging, and accessible, and is committed to delivering that experience to viewers every day, championing community empowerment .

CBS News Chicago is available throughout the Chicago market via digital terrestrial television on channel 2, as well as on cable networks and satellite providers. The station also offers a 24/7 local live stream available for free on multiple digital platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official CBS News Chicago website at cbsnews.com/chicago/live, as well as on the CBS News app (available for iOS and Android devices), Pluto TV (free streaming), Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, PlayStation, and Xbox .

CBS News Chicago strives to be the leading source of local news, weather, and information for the Chicago community, providing accurate, timely, and relevant coverage of the issues that matter most to residents of the Windy City and the surrounding region. The mission of the channel is to serve greater Chicago with interactive, engaging, and accessible journalism, championing community empowerment and celebrating the city's rich traditions and diversity. Thanks to modern digital platforms, CBS News Chicago provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Chicagoans and former residents living elsewhere can stay connected to their community wherever they are .

On air, WJZ features a strong lineup of local news broadcasts under the branding WJZ News / CBS News Baltimore, including morning, midday, evening, and late-night newscasts. The station has a long history of news leadership, having adopted the Eyewitness News format pioneered by its former sister station KYW-TV in Philadelphia . From the early 1970s through the early 2000s, WJZ was the highest-rated news station in Baltimore, though in recent years it has been in a competitive battle with WBAL-TV for the top spot . The station was the first in Baltimore to hire a full-time consumer reporter and the first to organize an investigative reporting team . In 1965, Wiley Daniels became the first African-American reporter in Baltimore, and he was joined two years later by Jerry Turner, one of the most popular anchormen in Baltimore television history .

The news team has included many notable journalists over the years. Between 1977 and 1987, Jerry Turner and Al Sanders were the top news team until Turner's death . Denise Koch took over afterwards and remains at the anchor desk alongside Vic Carter, who succeeded Sanders following his death in 1995 . In 1976, Oprah Winfrey became an anchor for the station's 6:00 p.m. newscast and also co-hosted the local talk show People Are Talking with Richard Sher, which premiered on August 14, 1978, and ran until she left for Chicago in 1983 . Current WJZ anchors and reporters include Marty Bass, Mary Bubala, Vic Carter, Denise Koch, Kai Jackson, and sports director Mark Viviano . The station's news team works together to deliver breaking news, original reporting, impactful storytelling, weather, sports, and live events to viewers .

WJZ currently airs newscasts on weekdays at 4:30 a.m. (Rise N' Shine), 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., and 11:00 p.m., with weekend morning and evening newscasts on Saturdays and Sundays . Like other CBS-owned stations, WJZ offers a web-only newscast, WJZ At Your Desk, shown weekdays . The station's weather team provides forecasts and severe weather coverage for the Baltimore metropolitan area and surrounding regions in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Virginia.

Beyond news, WJZ broadcasts CBS network programming in primetime, including dramas, comedies, reality shows, and special events. The station also carries CBS sports broadcasts, including NFL games, college football, and the NCAA basketball tournament. The station's digital subchannels include Start TV on 13.2, Dabl on 13.3, Fave TV on 13.4, Catchy Comedy on 13.5, and Movies! on 13.6 .

WJZ has a significant history with the Baltimore Orioles baseball team, having served two stints as the team's television home and has been the over-the-air home of the Orioles since 1994 . The station is also the Baltimore-area affiliate of the It's Academic high school quiz competition, though the program is currently on hiatus .

WJZ has undergone a significant affiliation history. The station was originally an ABC affiliate from its launch in 1948 until January 2, 1995, and also carried a secondary affiliation with the DuMont Television Network until its closure in 1956 . In June 1994, ABC cut a deal with the E.W. Scripps Company to move its affiliation to WMAR-TV, then Baltimore's NBC affiliate . In response, Westinghouse agreed to a long-term affiliation contract with CBS, resulting in WJZ switching to CBS on January 2, 1995 . Westinghouse then purchased CBS in 1995, making WJZ a CBS owned-and-operated station .

WJZ is available throughout the Baltimore market via digital terrestrial television on channel 13, as well as on cable networks and satellite providers. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of WJZ through the official WJZ website at wjz.com and via the WJZ mobile application, which offers live streaming, breaking news alerts, weather updates, and on-demand clips. The station is also active on social media platforms where it shares breaking news and live video from the field.

WJZ CBS Baltimore strives to be Maryland's leading source of local news, weather, and information, providing accurate, timely, and relevant coverage of the issues that matter most to the Baltimore community and the surrounding region. The mission of the channel is to deliver breaking news, original reporting, impactful storytelling, weather, sports, and live events to viewers across all platforms. Thanks to modern digital platforms, WJZ provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Baltimore residents and former residents living elsewhere in the United States or abroad can stay connected to their community wherever they are.

On air, KCCI features a strong lineup of local news broadcasts under the branding KCCI 8 News, including morning, midday, afternoon, evening, and late-night newscasts. The station has been the highest-rated station in Des Moines for most of its history, often garnering more viewers than its competitors combined, and is known as "Iowa's News Leader" . The station presently broadcasts 29.5 hours of locally produced newscasts each week, with 4.5 hours each weekday, three hours on Saturdays, and four hours on Sundays . KCCI added an hourlong newscast at 4:00 p.m. on July 15, 2024, anchored by Stacey Horst and Ben Kaplan, with meteorologist Anne Campolongo providing forecasts .

The news team includes Jodi Long, who anchors KCCI 8 News at noon and 5:00 p.m. weekdays, having joined the station in October 2023 . Todd Magel is an Emmy award-winning weekend anchor and reporter who joined the KCCI team in 1982 and has won numerous awards from the Iowa Broadcast News Association for coverage of breaking news, political coverage, and agricultural reporting, as well as Emmy awards for coverage of a school bus explosion in Pleasant Hill and for best weekend newscast . The station's news team also includes reporter Alyssa Gomez, who previously worked at KCCI as an anchor and reporter before moving to a sister station . The station's news director is Allison Smith, and the president and general manager is Brian Sather .

The station's news coverage focuses on events in Des Moines and central Iowa, including local politics, crime, education, healthcare, and state government issues from the Iowa State Capitol. KCCI produces special political programming, including Close Up, a Sunday morning public affairs program covering state politics and community issues, hosted by Amanda Rooker and Bo Bowman . The station has won numerous awards for journalistic excellence, including National Edward R. Murrow Awards for Best Newscast and Overall Excellence in 2009, and Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards for Best Newscast and Overall Excellence in 2010 . The National Press Photographers Association named KCCI the Photography Station of the Year in the small market division in 2009 and 2011, and named Photojournalist Cortney Kintzer as the Photographer of the Year in Region 5 .

KCCI has a dedicated weather team known as Storm Team 8, providing forecasts and severe weather coverage including thunderstorms, tornadoes, and winter storms affecting Iowa. The station's interactive radar and weather app provide viewers with real-time weather information . On April 20, 2009, KCCI became the first station in Des Moines to broadcast local news in 16:9 widescreen, and on April 26, 2011, it became the last major station in Des Moines to upgrade its local newscasts to high definition .

The station's digital subchannels include MeTV on 8.2 and MyNetworkTV/H&I on 8.3 . KCCI also operates a 24/7 live streaming channel through its website and mobile app, providing breaking news coverage, weather updates, and live video from reporters in the field .

KCCI is available throughout the Des Moines market via digital terrestrial television on channel 8, as well as on cable networks and satellite providers. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of KCCI 8 News through the official KCCI website at kcci.com and via the KCCI mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices, which offers a 24-hour live stream, breaking news alerts, weather updates, and on-demand clips .

KCCI strives to be the leading source of local news, weather, and information for central Iowa, providing accurate, timely, and relevant coverage of the issues that matter most to the Des Moines community and the broader state of Iowa. The mission of the channel is to be at the forefront of breaking news, accurate reporting on severe weather, and important conversations happening across the community . Thanks to modern digital platforms, KCCI 8 News provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that central Iowans and former residents living elsewhere can stay connected to their community wherever they are.

On air, KUTV 2News features a strong lineup of local news broadcasts under the branding 2News, including morning, midday, evening, and late-night newscasts. The station produces approximately 33 hours of locally produced newscasts each week, with 6 hours and 37 minutes each weekday . The flagship program is the evening newscast at 10 p.m. Morning programming includes a 3.5-hour newscast airing weekdays from 4:30 AM to 8:00 AM, anchored by Mary Nickles and Ron Bird, who have co-anchored the morning show together for over 27 years . Other newscasts air at noon, 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 6 p.m., 7 p.m., 9 p.m., and 10 p.m. weekdays . Weekend newscasts also air on Saturdays and Sundays. The news team includes anchor Heidi Hatch, anchor Jamie Allman, and reporter Chris Jones, who has been praised for his storytelling skills .

The station's news coverage focuses on events in Salt Lake City and the surrounding areas, including local politics, crime, education, healthcare, and the region's unique issues. The station has a dedicated weather team and sports department. KUTV has a long history of award-winning journalism, winning two Alfred I. duPont–Columbia University Awards: one in 1971 for a documentary profiling the Goshute tribe of Utah called Warrior Without a Cause, and another in 1980 for Clouds of Doubt, examining atomic testing in Nevada . The station's news collection from 1977-1979 is archived at the University of Utah .

The station's news department has been home to several notable journalists over its history. The first news anchor was Doug Mitchell, who worked for the station from 1957 to 1984 and was recalled for his authoritative style and ability to read the news without a script . Longtime anchor Terry Wood started at KUTV in 1971 and proved popular with local viewers until he departed in 1984 . The station also developed meteorologist Mark Eubank, who joined the station in 1967 and was considered one of the best meteorologists in the country . Other notable on-air personalities have included Randall Carlisle, Michelle King, Phil Riesen, and Rod Decker .

Beyond news, KUTV broadcasts CBS network programming in primetime, including popular dramas, comedies, reality shows, and special events. The station also carries CBS sports broadcasts, including NFL games, college football, and the NCAA basketball tournament. Syndicated programming on the station has included The Ellen DeGeneres Show and Entertainment Tonight . The station's digital subchannels include KMYU (MyNetworkTV affiliate) on 2.2, which broadcasts live news at 7 p.m. and local sports including Real Salt Lake, Utah's Major League Soccer team . KUTV is also part of a triopoly with independent station KJZZ-TV (channel 14) .

The station has a large network of broadcast translators that extend its over-the-air coverage throughout Utah as well as portions of Nevada and Wyoming . KUTV is available throughout the Salt Lake City market via digital terrestrial television on channel 2, as well as on cable networks and satellite providers. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of KUTV 2News through the official KUTV website at kutv.com and via the KUTV mobile application, which offers live streaming, breaking news alerts, weather updates, and on-demand clips . The station is also active on social media platforms where it shares breaking news and live video from the field.

KUTV 2News strives to be Utah's number one source for breaking news, weather, and sports . The mission of the channel is to provide accurate, timely, and relevant coverage of the issues that matter most to the Salt Lake City community and the broader Intermountain West region. Thanks to modern digital platforms, KUTV 2News provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Utah residents and former residents living elsewhere in the United States or abroad can stay connected to their community wherever they are.

On air, CBN News Channel features a mix of live breaking news coverage, political talk shows, international news programs, health and lifestyle segments, and inspirational programming. The flagship morning program is CBN Newswatch, airing at 8:00 AM ET and updated hourly, providing live coverage from CBN's Washington D.C. bureau, Virginia Beach headquarters, and other locations . Faith Nation is a daily political talk show airing at 6:00 PM ET, co-hosted by Jenna Browder and John Jessup, featuring CBN's Chief Political Analyst David Brody, National Security Correspondent Erik Rosales, Capitol Hill Correspondent Abigail Robertson, and White House Correspondent Ben Kennedy .

The channel also airs Jerusalem Dateline, news from CBN's Jerusalem bureau hosted by Chris Mitchell . Christian World News covers international stories of importance to the global Christian community, hosted by George Thomas and Wendy Griffith, with contributions from CBN correspondents worldwide . Healthy Living is a health and lifestyle program hosted by CBN's Senior Medical Reporter Lorie Johnson, featuring interviews with leading doctors and researchers from institutions including The Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, Johns Hopkins, and Duke, as well as nutrition segments with cookbook authors demonstrating healthy recipes in the CBN kitchen .

Other regular programs include On the Homefront, hosted by Erik Rosales, covering human-interest stories and faith-based features about U.S. military service members . Studio 5 provides news on Christian pop culture and entertainment, hosted by Efrem Graham . Prayer Link is hosted by Charlene Aaron, highlighting what prayer is accomplishing in the world today . Global Lane features international news and commentary from CBN's International News Director and Senior International Correspondent Gary Lane . The channel also broadcasts daily episodes of CBN's flagship program, The 700 Club, hosted by Pat Robertson, Gordon Robertson, and Terry Meeuwsen, along with 700 Club Interactive .

CBN News Channel is available throughout the United States via digital terrestrial television in select markets, including Los Angeles (KHIZ Ch. 39.7), Atlanta (WUEO Ch. 49.5), Detroit (WUDL Ch. 19.7), St. Louis (KBGU Ch. 33.6), Nashville (WKUW Ch. 40.6), Indianapolis (WSDI Ch. 30.4), Kansas City (KAJF Ch. 21.5), Milwaukee (WTSJ Ch. 38.5), Oklahoma City (KBZC Ch. 42.2), Norfolk (WAVY Ch. 10.4), Memphis (KPMF Ch. 26.3), Wichita (KFVT Ch. 34.3), Springfield MO (KOLR Ch. 10.4), Shreveport (KTAL Ch. 6.4), and Lubbock (KAMC Ch. 28.4) . The channel is also available nationwide via over-the-top (OTT) distribution and online streaming . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of CBN News Channel through the official CBN News website at cbnnews.com and via the CBN News mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices, which offers a 24-hour live stream, on-demand clips, and breaking news alerts .

CBN News Channel strives to provide viewers with news coverage that addresses their concerns about religious liberty, Supreme Court appointments, Israel, and government leadership, while also covering important stories that may not be seen in mainstream media . The mission of the channel is to present professional, respectful journalism that interviews newsmakers from all sides of the political spectrum, while offering a Christian perspective on current events. The channel is staffed by an acclaimed team of news professionals and operates bureaus in Washington D.C., Jerusalem, and elsewhere around the world, delivering stories to over one million viewers each day . Thanks to modern digital platforms and terrestrial broadcast technology, CBN News Channel provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that audiences across the United States and around the world can access its Christian news coverage wherever they are.