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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. Prairie Public is a EEO/Affirmative Action Employer.
Prairie Public Local Content and Service Report 2012
See Prairie Public’s Diversity Policy
See the newest PBS is #1 in public trust study
Contact us with your closed captioning concerns
Click here to view Form 990 Fiscal Year 2011
Independent Auditor’s Report and Financial Statements Fiscal Year 2011
Prairie Public Digital Over-the-Air Television Channels
Watch quality public broadcasting on your favorite Prairie Public over-the-air channels. The following is a list of the channels available to you and your family across the prairie region. Households with television sets that use a rooftop antenna and are either digital capable or have a digital converter box can access all the channels listed below. Cable subscribers may access all or some of the channels, depending on whether their cable provider carries the channels.
Fargo KFME-DT, transmitted on 13
13-1 Prairie Public High Definition programming
13-2 World
13-3 MN Channel
13-4 Lifelong Learning
Bismarck KBME-DT, transmitted on 22
3-1 Prairie Public High Definition programming
3-2 World
3-3 MN Channel
3-4 Lifelong Learning
Crookston/Grand Forks KCGE-DT, transmitted on 16
16-1 Prairie Public High Definition programming
16-2 World
16-3 MN Channel
16-4 Lifelong Learning
Grand Forks KGFE, transmitted on 15
2-3 MN Channel
Minot KSRE-DT, transmitted on 40
6-1 Prairie Public High Definition programming
6-2 World
6-3 MN Channel
6-4 Lifelong Learning
Ellendale KJRE-DT, transmitted on 20
19-1 Prairie Public High Definition programming
19-2 World
19-3 MN Channel
19-4 Lifelong Learning
Dickinson KDSE-DT, transmitted on 9
9-1 Prairie Public High Definition programming
9-2 World
9-3 MN Channel
9-4 Lifelong Learning
Williston KWSE-DT, transmitted on 11
4-1 Prairie Public High Definition programming
4-2 World
4-3 MN Channel
4-4 Lifelong Learning
Devils Lake, transmitted on 25
25-1 Prairie Public High Definition programming
25-2 World
25-3 MN Channel
25-4 Lifelong Learning
Winnipeg Cable Channel 3
Brandon Cable Channel 2
Prairie Public Radio Frequencies
The statewide radio network of Prairie Public is a news, music and information service in association with North Dakota State University and the University of North Dakota.
Stations
- KPPR-FM, Williston, 88.7, 10.5 kw
- KPPW-FM, Williston, 89.5, 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
- KPPD-FM, Devils Lake, 91.7
Translators
- Beach, ND – K220FI, 91.9
- Bowman, ND – K220FJ, 91.9
- Crosby, ND – K220FF, 91.9
- Hettinger, ND – K220G, 91.9
- Tioga, ND – K220FH, 91.9
- Plentywood, MT – K220FE, 91.9
- Devils Lake, ND – K218AV, 91.7 FM
- Thief River Falls, MN – K202BK, 88.3 FM
Prairie Public Broadcasting Annual Reports
Prairie Public Broadcasting’s annual reports disclose our financial picture, recognize donors and supporters, list our board members, and describe our award-winning television and radio programming.
2011 Local Content and Service Report
2009 Annual Report
2008 Annual Report
Prairie Public Broadcasting is an EEO/Affirmative Action Employer
The Prairie Public Broadcasting Mission Statement
Prairie Public Broadcasting provides quality radio, television, and public media services that educate, involve, and inspire the people of the prairie region.
Prairie Public Broadcasting —Fargo Studio
207 North Fifth Street
Box 3240
Fargo, ND 58108-3240
Phone 701-241-6900
Fax 701-239-7650
Prairie Public Broadcasting —Bismarck Radio Studio
1814 North Fifteenth Street
Bismarck, ND 58501
Phone 701-224-1700
Fax 701-224-0555
Prairie Public Broadcasting —Grand Forks Studio
314 Cambridge, 3rd Floor
Box 8117
Grand Forks, ND 58202
Phone 701-239-7615