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KCAU is a television station in Sioux City, Iowa, broadcasting on NTSC Channel 9 (analog) and ATSC Channel 30 (digital).
Station History
KCAU signed on air as KVTV on March 9, 1953 as the first television station in Sioux City. KCAU was primarily affiliated with the CBS network, but it also carried programs from ABC, NBC and DuMont. It lost NBC in 1954 when KTIV signed on, and lost CBS when KMEG signed on in 1967. It has since become a primary ABC affiliate.
KCAU was home to Canyon Kid's Corner, a popular children's show in the area.
Timeline
- March 9, 1953: Signed on for the first time.
- 1965: Acquired by Forward Broadcasting, changed the call letters to KCAU.
- 1988: Acquired by Citadel Broadcasting. Citadel also acquired Albion, Nebraska, TV station KBGT, which it renamed KCAN and turned into a satellite of KCAU. (In 1996, Citadel moved the KCAN license to Lincoln, Nebraska, to create standalone ABC affiliate KLKN.)
Personalities
Larry Wentz (formerly of KTIV and later KMEG) and Kit Werbe anchor the weekday evening newscasts, while Brandi Becker anchors the weekend newscasts.
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