KULR-TV

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KULR-TV / KYUS-TV
Image:KULR_logo.jpg
KULR: Billings, Montana
KYUS: Miles City, Montana
Branding KULR 8 News
Slogan Working in the Spirit of Montana.
Channels Analog: KULR: 8 (VHF)
KYUS: 3 (VHF)

Digital: KULR: 11 (VHF)
KYUS: 13 (VHF)
Affiliations NBC (1958-1980 and since 1983)
Owner KULR: Max Media
(MMM License II, LLC)
KYUS: Stephan Marks
(KYUS-TV Broadcasting Corporation)
Founded KULR: March 15, 1958
KYUS: August 29, 1969
Call letters meaning KULR = Color
KYUS = cayuse (horse), a type of Native American pony
Former affiliations ABC (1980-1983)
Website KULR8.com

KULR-TV is a NBC affiliate broadcasting on channel 8 (Cable channel 9) in Billings, Montana. Its first broadcast was in March 15, 1958 as KGHL-TV. The callsign was changed to KULR in 1963 and it is still affiliated with NBC (though during 1980 to circa 1983, it was an ABC affiliate, while KOUS held the NBC affiliation). KULR is currently-owned by Max Media. In Billings, KULR also operates cable-only CW affiliate, KWBM.

KULR's programming and schedule is also seen on KYUS-TV in Miles City, Montana; that station is owned and operated by Maryland businessman Stephan Marks, who also owns KXGN-TV in Glendive, Montana, WBKB-TV in Alpena, Michigan, and WBKP and WBUP in Marquette, Michigan. KULR programs and operates the station on Marks' behalf. Previously, KYUS was notorious for being the smallest network affiliate in America, which, at one time, featured a man who did the news, sports, weather and reporting himself -- he was also featured in the late-1970s on NBC's Real People and in TV Guide for his career. During the 1980s, KYUS became mainly a satellite station in the 1980s, first with KOUS, then with KULR, after KOUS flipped to Fox as KHMT.

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These old screenshots pertain to a period when KYUS, now a KULR-satellite, was a satellite of KOUS (now KHMT).

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