NAB recently announced that 44 new DTV stations have gone on the air, bringing the total number of digital broadcast stations in the U.S. to 665. Those stations are:
KVII, Amarillo, Texas (ABC)
KVIH, Amarillo, Texas (ABC)
KRCA, Riverside, Calif. (Ind.)
WWRS, Milwaukee, WI (Ind.)
WALB, Albany, Ga. (NBC)
WCHS, Charleston, W.V. (ABC)
WVAH, Charleston, W.V. (Fox)
KTFO, Tulsa, Ok. (UPN)
KPXD, Dallas (PAX O&O)
KUVN, Dallas (Univision O&O)
WSAV, Savannah, Ga. (NBC)
WTHI, Terre Haute, Ind. (CBS)
KPPX, Phoenix, Ariz. (PAX O&O)
KWOG, Seattle (Ind.)
WHBF, Rock Island, Ill. (CBS)
WICD, Champlain, Ill (NBC)
WLFL, Raleigh, N.C. (WB)
WRDC, Durham, N.C. (UPN)
WTAT, Charleston, S.C. (Fox)
WMMP, Charleston, S.C. (CBS)
KERO, Bakersfield, Calif. (ABC)
KUSG, St. George, Utah (CBS O&O)
KVWB, Las Vegas (WB)
KFBT, Las Vegas (Ind.)
WATM, Altoona, Penn. (ABC)
KOBI, Medford, Ore. (NBC)
KOTI, Klamath Falls, Ore. (NBC)
KKPX, San Jose, Calif. (PAX O&O)
KLSR Eugene, Ore. (Fox)
KMEX, Los Angeles (Univision O&O)
WTSF, Ashland, Ky. (Ind.)
WBNG, Binghamton, N.Y. (CBS)
WTCT, Marion, Ill (Ind.)
WFQX, Cadillac, Mich. (Fox)
KBSI, Cape Girardeau, Mo. (Fox)
KXTX, Dallas (Telemundo O&O)
KAAS, Salina, Kan. (Fox)
KNMT, Portland, Ore. (Ind)
WJFW, Rhinelander, Wis. (NBC)
WGBC, Meridian, Miss. (NBC)
WMGT, Macon, Ga. (NBC)
WTRF, Wheeling, W.V. (CBS)
WBKO, Bowling Green, Ky. (ABC)
KMID, Midland, Texas (ABC)
According to NAB, DTV signals are now being transmitted in 171 markets that include 94.94% of U.S. TV households. In addition, more than 62% of all U.S. TV households are located in markets where local broadcasters are delivering five or more DTV signals.
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