However, this wasn't the first time that the two stations had partnered together ; during the early 1960s KYVE's engineers switched to and from KCTS ' signal until the station got enough funding to be self-supporting.

The Emmy Award-winning Over Arizona, produced in 1995 with KCTS Seattle, is an aerial adventure over Arizona's diverse landscapes and was the first high-definition television program produced by an Arizona broadcast entity.

Soon after launching the show in Tacoma, he received a cooking show on a local PBS member station ( KCTS ) in Seattle.

It has its own studio on Second Street in Yakima, though some support operations are based at KCTS ' studios.

KCTS moved to its present location on the Seattle Center campus in 1986.

KCTS is seen throughout southwestern British Columbia on local cable systems, as well as across Canada on the Bell TV and Shaw Direct satellite providers, as well as on many other Canadian cable TV systems.

KCTS also operates a cable television service known as KCTS Plus, currently carried on Seattle area cable systems.

KCTS is rebroadcast on K18AD Channel 18 Wenatchee, owned by the station.

In 2009 KCTS aired 160 episodes in a regularly occurring series on local public affairs, personal finance, economic issues, and business affairs.

While KCTS is a popular source for viewing nationally-produced PBS shows, it features less programming on local public affairs than the region's other two public TV stations.

He currently works as a public affairs consultant and is a frequent media commentator on Washington State politics, appearing frequently on the KCTS TV program, " Connects ".

KCTS was returned to full power operation in December, 2007 just about one year after the initial failure.

The major network affiliates are KOMO 4 ( ABC ), KING 5 ( NBC ), KIRO 7 ( CBS ), KCTS 9 ( PBS ) and KCPQ 13 ( Fox ), which are also seen across Canada via digital cable and satellite providers.

* History KCTS from 1954 through 2003 ( Seattle Times )

According to KCTS, " over 800, 000 viewers tune in every week " from BC.

KCTS receives substantial financial support from its far-flung Canadian audience as well as from viewers in Washington State.

KCTS in Seattle, Washington runs a PBS-affiliated version called Apple Bowl that airs in the Pacific Northwest.

KCTS also operates KYVE in Yakima, Washington ( digital channel 21, PSIP channel 47 ), which serves as the PBS member station for the western portion of the Yakima / Tri-Cities market.

During the 1950s and 1960s, KCTS primarily supplied classroom instructional programs used in Washington State's K – 12 schools, plus National Educational Television programs.

In 1994, KCTS merged with KYVE, which has served central Washington since November 1, 1962.

The program was based in Seattle, Washington, produced by Buena Vista Television and broadcast during primetime by KCTS, the local PBS affiliate.

KCTS is perhaps best known for producing / distributing the popular PBS Kids show Bill Nye the Science Guy, as well as other programs such as Students by Nature ( not a PBS-distributed program ), The Miracle Planet, and the annual televised high school academic competition KYVE Apple Bowl, among other shows.

From 1999 until late-2006, KCTS used a logo similar to the ones used by Detroit's WTVS and Houston's KUHT.

Outside of schoolrooms, KCTS ' audience among the general public was somewhat limited, and most programming was in black-and-white until the mid -' 70s.

Under PBS affiliation, KCTS began offering a vastly enhanced scope of programming for the general public, including British programming.

A year later, UW spun off KCTS, and the station became a community licensee.

During the mid-and late-1990s, some programs included a combined KCTS / KYVE visual bug in the lower-right corner of the screen, indicating they were simulcast to both markets.

However, since the late 1990s, KYVE has largely been a straight simulcast of KCTS.

KCTS Plus runs 24-hour Classic Arts Showcase programming.

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