KAWE

KAWE / KAWB
KAWE: Bemidji, Minnesota KAWB: Brainerd, Minnesota United States

Branding	Lakeland Public Television
Channels	Digital: KAWE: 9 (VHF) Virtual: 9 (PSIP) Digital: KAWB: 28 (UHF) Virtual: 22 (PSIP)
Subchannels	9.1/22.1 PBS (HD) 9.2/22.2 First Nations Experience 9.3/22.3 PBS Kids 9.4/22.4 Create 9.5/22.5 Lakeland Plus 9.6/22.6 MN Channel
Translators	see article
Affiliations	PBS
Owner	Northern Minnesota Public Television, Inc.
First air date	KAWE: June 1, 1980 KAWB: March 1, 1988
Call letters' meaning	KAWE: an Ojibwe word generally meaning 'first in a line of succession' KAWB: KAWE Brainerd
Former channel number(s)	Analog: KAWE: 9 (1980–2009) KAWB: 22 (1988–2009) Digital: KAWE: 18
Transmitter power	KAWE: 27.0 kW KAWB: 137.5 kW
Height	KAWE: 334.7 m KAWB: 227 m
Facility ID	KAWE: 49578 KAWB: 49579
Transmitter coordinates	KAWE: 47°42′3″N 94°29′15″W / 47.70083°N 94.48750°W / 47.70083; -94.48750 KAWB: 46°25′21″N 94°27′42″W / 46.42250°N 94.46167°W / 46.42250; -94.46167 (KAWB)
Website	http://www.lptv.org/

KAWE is a television station in Bemidji, Minnesota, broadcasting locally on channel 9 as a PBS member station. KAWE first took to the air on June 1, 1980. The station also has a satellite station in Brainerd, Minnesota, KAWB, operating on digital channel 28 but remapping to channel 22, the station's former analog channel. The stations brand together as Lakeland Public Television.

KAWE is the only full-power station based in north central Minnesota, an area that is served mainly by translators of the Minneapolis/St. Paul stations. It also airs the only local newscast in north central Minnesota.

KAWE is carried on channel 22 on DirecTV and Dish Network's Twin Cities feeds because KMSP-TV of Minneapolis also broadcasts on channel 9.

Digital television

KAWE and KAWB's television signals are multiplexed into six subchannels.

Channel	Video Resolution	Aspect Ratio	Name	Description
9.1/22.1	720p	16:9	L-HD	Main programming in high definition
9.2/22.2	480i	4:3	L-FNX	First Nations Experience (Native American programs)
9.3/22.3	480i	4:3	L-Kids	PBS Kids programming
9.4/22.4	480i	4:3	Create	Create
9.5/22.5	480i	4:3	L-Plus	Encore PBS and Lakeland Public Television programming
9.6/22.6	480i	4:3	L-MN	Minnesota Channel

Outlying translators

The broadcast areas of KAWE and KAWB are extended by way of four digital translators in northern Minnesota and one in central Minnesota.

K36KH-D 36 Alexandria
K38NP-D 38 Birchdale
K29KE-D 29 Big Falls
K21KY-D 21 Bigfork/Marcell
K42CU-D 42 Roseau

Screenshots

End of news in 2002
Screenshot in 2005

External links

Broadcast television in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul and Central Minnesota areas

Twin Cities	KTCA-TV/KTCI-TV (2.1 PBS, 2.2 MN, 2.3 tptLIFE, 2.4 WX, 23.7 MN) WCCO-TV (4.1 CBS, 4.2 Decades) KSTP-TV/KSTC-TV (5.1 ABC, 5.2 Ind., 5.3 MeTV, 5.4 Antenna TV, 5.6 This TV, 5.7 Heroes & Icons) KMSP-TV/WFTC (9.1 Fox/KMSP, 9.2 MNTV, 9.3 Movies!, 9.4 Buzzr, 9.9 Fox) KARE (11.1 NBC, 11.2 WN, 11.3 Justice) K16HY-D (16.1 Text Info, 16.2,4-5 EWTN, 16.3 Local Catholic) WUMN-LD (17.1 UNI) WUCW (23.1 The CW, 23.2 Comet, 23.3 Grit, 23.4 getTV) KJNK-LD (25.1 TMD, 25.2 Sonlife Broadcasting Network, 25.3 Hmong language programming, 25.4 Liquidation Channel) K33LN-D (33.1 3ABN, 33.2 3ABN Proclaim, 33.3 D2D, 33.4 3ABN-Latino, 33.5 3ABN Radio, 33.6 3ABN Radio Latino, 33.7 Radio 74) KPXM-TV (41.1 Ion, 41.2 Qubo, 41.3 Ion Life, 41.4 Ion Shop, 41.5 QVC Over Air, 41.6 HSN) KMBD-LD (43.1 Bounce TV, 43.2 Escape, 43.3 Laff, 43.5 QVC Over Air) KHVM-LD (48.1 GCN) KTCJ-LD (50.1 Cornerstone) WDMI-LD (62.1 Daystar)

Alexandria/Appleton	KCCO-TV (7.1 CBS, 7.2 Decades) KWCM-TV (10.1 PBS/Pioneer, 10.2 Create, 10.3 MN, 10.4 World) KSAX (42.1 ABC, 42.2 KSTC, 42.3 MeTV) Selective TV, Inc.

Bemidji/Brainerd	KAWE / KAWB (9/22.1 PBS/Lakeland, 9/22.1 FNX, 9/22.3 Kids, 9/22.4 Create, 9/22.5 Plus, 9/22.6 MN) KCCW-TV (12.1 CBS, 12.2 Decades) KFTC / K48IF-D (26.1 Fox/KMSP, 26.2 MNTV/WFTC, 26.3 Movies!) K28DD / K16BQ 28/16 (ABC)

Other areas	K19BG-D (19.1 silent - St. Cloud) KSMN-TV (20.1 PBS/Pioneer, 20.2 Create, 20.3 MN, 20.4 World - Worthington) WHWC-TV (28.1 PBS/WPT, 28.2 WIS, 28.3 Create - Menomonie/Eau Claire) KRWF (43.1 ABC, 43.2 KSTC-TV, 43.3 MeTV - Redwood Falls/Marshall)

Cable channels	Midco Sports Network Fox Sports North

Defunct	WTMS-CA 7 (ShopNBC/DAY/TFU) K45AR 45 (Ind, Eagle Bend)

See also Fargo/Grand Forks TV Duluth TV Mankato TV Eau Claire/La Crosse TV Rochester/Austin/Mason City TV Eastern SD TV Selective TV, Inc. UHF-TV Inc.

Television stations in the Red River Valley region of Eastern North Dakota and Northwestern Minnesota, including Fargo and Grand Forks

Fargo-Moorhead	KRDK (4.1 Cozi TV / BEK Prime, 4.2 BEK 247, 4.3 Grit, 4.4 Escape, 4.5 Bounce TV, 4.6 Laff, 4.7 Comet, 4.8 Buzzr) WDAY (6.1 ABC, 6.2 Justice, 6.3 Xtra) KVLY (11.1 NBC, 11.2 CBS, 11.3 MeTV, 11.4 H&I) KFME (13.1 PBS, 13.2 World, 13.3 MN, 13.4 Lifelong) KVRR (15.1 Fox, 15.2 Antenna TV) K23LB-D (23.1 Informed TV) KXJB-LD / K28MA-D (30.1/28.1 CBS, 30.2/28.2 CW, 30.3/28.3 H&I)

Grand Forks	KGFE (2.1 PBS, 2.3 MN HD) WDAZ (8.1 ABC, 8.2 Justice, 8.3 Xtra) KBRR (10.1 Fox, 10.2 Antenna TV) KCGE (16.1 PBS, 16.2 World, 16.3 MN, 16.4 Lifelong) K17HG 17 (3ABN) K30LR-D (30.1 CBS, 30.2 CW, 30.3 H&I)

Outlying Areas	KJRR / KNRR (7.1/12.1 Fox, 7.2/12.2 Antenna TV - Jamestown / Pembina-Winnipeg) KJRE / KMDE (19.1/25.1 PBS, 19.2/25.2 World, 19.3/25.3 MN, 19.4/25.4 Lifelong - Ellendale / Devils Lake)

Defunct	KNOX-TV (10 ABC/NBC, Grand Forks) KCND-TV (12 ABC/NBC, Pembina-Winnipeg) KCSI-LP (32 PAX/ION, Jamestown) KXJC-LP (35 CBS, Grand Forks) K49FF (49 TBN, Grand Forks) UND Sports Network

Cable channels	KCPM (MyNetworkTV, Grand Forks) KCSI-TV 10 (Ind., Jamestown) Midco Sports Network

See also Central & Western ND TV Twin Cities TV Manitoba TV Duluth TV Eastern SD TV

PBS member stations in the state of Minnesota

KTCA 2.1 / KTCI 2.3 St. Paul WDSE 8.1 / WRPT 31.1 Duluth / Hibbing KAWE 9.1 / KAWB 22.1 Bemidji / Brainerd KWCM 10.1 / KSMN 20.1 Appleton / Worthington KSMQ 15.1 Austin KCGE 16.1 Crookston / Grand Forks, ND

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Minnesota

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