Prairie Public Broadcasting

Prairie Public Broadcasting is a trusted public service dedicated to building an exciting and productive future for the prairie and its people. Prairie Public Broadcasting offers a window on the world through national and regional television and radio programming; creates a forum for the most important issues facing our region with locally produced, topical documentaries; partners with others to foster education for all ages; and utilizes digital technology and Web services to expand those valued services. Beginning with a single television transmitter in Fargo, Prairie Public Broadcasting has grown to become the premier broadcaster of public television and radio services throughout the prairie region.

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Prairie Public Digital Television Channels

The television picture you currently receive is based on an analog transmission system that is more than 50 years old. In December, 1996, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved the U.S. standard for a new era of television and digital television.

Fargo KFME-DT, transmitted on 23: 13-2 Prairie Public Television (the same programming that's broadcast via analog)
13-1 Prairie Public Television High Definition programming
13-3 MN Channel

Bismarck KBME-DT, transmitted on 22: 3-2 Prairie Public Television (the same programming that's broadcast via analog)
3-1 Prairie Public Television High Definition programming
3-3 MN Channel

Crookston/Grand Forks KCGE-DT, transmitted on 16: 16-2 Prairie Public Television (the same programming that's broadcast via analog)
16-1 Prairie Public Television High Definition programming
16-3 MN Channel
Minot KSRE-DT, transmitted on 40: 6-2 Prairie Public Television (the same programming that's broadcast via analog)
6-1 Prairie Public Television High Definition programming
6-3 MN Channel
Ellendale KJRE-DT, transmitted on 20: 19-2 Prairie Public Television (the same programming that's broadcast via analog)
19-1 Prairie Public Television High Definition programming
19-3 MN Channel
Dickinson KDSE-DT, transmitted on 20: 9-2 Prairie Public Television (the same programming that's broadcast via analog)
9-1 Prairie Public Television High Definition programming
9-3 MN Channel
Williston KWSE-DT, transmitted on 51: 4-2 Prairie Public Television (the same programming that's broadcast via analog)
4-1 Prairie Public Television High Definition programming
4-3 MN Channel
Devils Lake, transmitted on 25: 25-2 Prairie Public Television (the same programming that's broadcast via analog)
25-1 Prairie Public Television High Definition programming
25-3 MN Channel

Prairie Public Radio Frequencies

Stations

KPPR-FM, Williston, 89.5, 10.5 kw
KMPR-FM, Minot, 88.9, 50 kw
KDPR-FM, Dickinson, 89.9, 12.5 kw
KCND-FM, Bismarck, 90.5, 50 kw
KPRJ-FM, Jamestown, 91.5, 18.6 kw
KUND-FM, Grand Forks, 89.3, 38 kw
KDSU-FM, Fargo, 91.9, 100 kw
KFJM-FM, Grand Forks, 90.7, 3 kw
Shaw Cable Systems, Winnipeg, 107.9

Translators

Beach, ND - K220FI, 91.9
Bowman, ND - K220FJ, 91.9
Crosby, ND - K220FF, 91.9
Harvey, ND - K220FD, 91.9
Hettinger, ND - K220G, 91.9
Tioga, ND - K220FH, 91.9
Plentywood, MT - K220FE, 91.9
Devils Lake, ND - K218AV, 91.5 FM
Thief River Falls, MN - K202BK, 88.3 FM
Crary, ND - K208BF, 89.5 FM
Lakota, ND - K219AX, 91.7