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KALB-TV (channel 5) is a television station in Alexandria, Louisiana, United States, affiliated with NBC, CBS and The CW Plus. Owned by Gray Media , the station maintains studios on Washington Street in downtown Alexandria, and its transmitter is located in Forest Hill .
[5]: 85 In 1977, Nagoya TV's 15th anniversary TV series "Holding Hands" (お手々つないで) was broadcast in prime time nationwide through the ANN network. It was the first TV series broadcast by Nagoya TV in prime time. [5]: 93 In 1978, Nagoya TV also produced the first live daily information program "Look Here!" (こっちむいてホイ!).
WNTZ, as a Fox affiliate, struggled for a number of years to catch hold of viewers in the Alexandria market, mostly due to longtime Alexandria television stations KALB-TV (channel 5) and KLAX-TV (channel 31). That changed in 2003, with the popularity of Fox first-run programming, sports programming and aggressive marketing tactics.
On December 15, 2015, Gray Television, which owns KALB-TV (channel 5), came to terms on an extension of their existing CW affiliations; the press release announcing the extension also revealed Gray agreed to a new affiliation agreement with The CW for the Alexandria market, placing the network on a new third digital subchannel of KALB-TV in the fall of 2016, meaning KBCA lost their network ...
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In 2000, Chukyo TV launched the mascot "Chukyo-kun" (チュウキョ～くん), which is white oval in shape. [1]: 130–131 CTV and Nagoya TV jointly invested in the construction of the Seto Digital Tower to transmit digital TV signals. The station began its digital broadcasts on December 1, 2003, on virtual channel 4 (and Core Bureau Nippon ...
[1]: 37 With the launch of Nagoya TV in 1962, Tokai TV stopped broadcasting programs from Nippon TV and NET TV, and became a member of the Fuji TV network. [ 1 ] : 38 In 1964, Tokai TV broadcast a color program for the first time (the British series Stingray ) , which was being networked by Fuji TV.