Louisiana PBS Ditches Channel 13: Viewers, Tune In for Change
Published Date: 2/28/2025
Proposed Rule
Summary
Louisiana Educational Television wants to switch their PBS station KLTM-TV in Monroe from channel 13 to channel 29. This change aims to update the TV channel lineup and could affect viewers and broadcasters in Monroe. The decision is being reviewed now, so stay tuned for any updates on timing or costs.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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KLTM-TV channel swap in Monroe
The Louisiana Educational Television Authority filed a petition on January 10, 2025 (amended January 14, 2025) to change PBS station KLTM-TV in Monroe, Louisiana from channel 13 to channel 29. The FCC is reviewing that request now. The change could affect viewers and broadcasters in Monroe.
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