Story Television

{{Short description|American digital multicast TV network}}

{{Distinguish|Story TV}}

{{Use mdy dates|date=April 2025}}

{{Infobox television channel

| name = Story Television

| logo = Story television logo.png

| logo_size = 250px

| type = Digital broadcast television network

| country = United States

| area = Nationwide coverage: 59%{{cite web | url=https://www.rabbitears.info/search.php?request=network_search&network=Story+Television | title=RabbitEars.Info }}

| headquarters = Chicago, Illinois

| owner = Weigel Broadcasting

| parent = Noah TV Limited Partnership

| sister_channels = MeTV
MeTV+
MeTV Toons
Catchy Comedy
Movies!
Start TV
Heroes & Icons
Dabl

| key_people = {{ubl|Neal Sabin|(Vice Chairman, Weigel Broadcasting)
Donna D’Alessandro, (executive VP of network content for Weigel Broadcasting)}}

| launch_date = {{Start date and age|2022|3|28}}

| language = English

| picture_format = 720p HDTV master feed, can be downscaled to 480i SDTV

| terr_chan_1 = See List of affiliates

| online_serv_1 = Service(s)

| online_chan_1 = Frndly TV, Philo

| website = {{URL|https://storytelevision.com/}}

}}

Story Television is an American digital broadcast television network owned by Weigel Broadcasting that airs programming which is related to history, normally older programs which are licensed from other networks.

The formation of the network was announced on February 14, 2022. Weigel president Neal Sabin stated: “As we looked at the landscape, we looked at what genre works really well for advertisers and viewership that isn’t currently on the air right now." The genre which was chosen would be history-oriented programming. The name "Story" directly came from "history", the word that will play in the shows' taglines.{{Cite web|url=https://variety.com/2022/tv/news/story-television-network-weigel-broadcasting-1235180930/|title = MeTV Owner Weigel Broadcasting to Launch Story Television, Its First Unscripted National Network (EXCLUSIVE)|date = 14 February 2022}}

The network was launched on March 28, 2022 on stations owned by Weigel, Hearst Television, Maranatha Broadcasting Company, Marquee Broadcasting and others, along with national cable distribution through providers such as Spectrum where no affiliate exists.{{Cite web|url=https://thedesk.net/2022/03/weigel-story-television-new-channel/|title = Weigel launches Story Television on over-the-air broadcast stations|date = 29 March 2022}}

Programming

Each day of the week has a different theme.{{Cite web|url=https://storytelevision.com/military-mondays|title = Story Television}}

  • Monday: Military and Combat
  • Tuesday: Tech and Innovation
  • Wednesday: World Events
  • Thursday: American History
  • Friday: Modern Marvels; later replaced by Forged in Fire
  • Saturday: Unexplained Phenomena
  • Sunday: Biography

The channel rebroadcasts programming that originally aired on cable networks such as A&E and History Channel.{{cite web|first1=Michael|last1=Schneider|access-date=2023-02-15|title=MeTV Owner Weigel Broadcasting to Launch Story Television, Its First Unscripted National Network (EXCLUSIVE)|url=https://variety.com/2022/tv/news/story-television-network-weigel-broadcasting-1235180930/|date=14 February 2022}}

Affiliates

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|+ Current affiliates for Story Television{{Cite web |title=Stations for Network - Story Television |url=https://www.rabbitears.info/search.php?request=network_search&network=Story+Television&sort=state |access-date=January 1, 2024 |website=RabbitEars}}

! scope="col" | Media market

! scope="col" | State/District

! scope="col" | Station

! scope="col" | Channel

Birminghamrowspan="3" | Alabama

! scope="row" | WVTM-DT3

| 13.3

Mobile

! scope="row" | WFGX-DT2

| 35.2

Montgomery

! scope="row" | WBMM-DT7

| 22.7

Kingmanrowspan="2" | Arizona

! scope="row" | KMOH-DT4

| 6.4

Phoenix

! scope="row" | KEJR-LD3

| 40.3

Fort SmithArkansas

! scope="row" | KHBS-DT4

| 40.4

Los Angelesrowspan="4" | California

! scope="row" | KAZA-DT2

| 54.2

Monterey

! scope="row" | KSBW-DT4

| 8.4

San Francisco

! scope="row" | KTLN-DT3

| 68.3

Sacramento

! scope="row" | KCRA-DT3

| 3.3

Denverrowspan="2" | Colorado

! scope="row" | KCNC-DT6

| 4.6

Glenwood Springs

! scope="row" | KREG-DT7

| 3.7

HartfordNew Havenrowspan="2" | Connecticut

! scope="row" | WHCT-LD7

| 35.7

Bridgeport

! scope="row" | WZME

| 43.1

Washington, D.C.District of Columbia

! scope="row" | WDME-CD2

| 48.2

Jacksonvillerowspan="5" | Florida

! scope="row" | WJKF-CD2

| 9.2

MiamiFort Lauderdale

! scope="row" | WBFS-DT5

| 33.5

Orlando

! scope="row" | WESH-DT3

| 2.3

Panama City

! scope="row" | WPFN-DT3

| 22.3

Tampa

! scope="row" | WTOG-DT7

| 44.7

Toccoa/Atlantarowspan="4" | Georgia

! scope="row" | WGTA-DT5

| 32.5

Albany

! scope="row" | WSWG-DT7

| 44.7

Macon

! scope="row" | WPGA-LD2

| 50.2

Savannah

! scope="row" | WJCL-DT3

| 22.3

Boiserowspan="2" | Idaho

! scope="row" | KRID-LD2

| 22.2

Twin Falls

! scope="row" | KYTL-LD4

| 17.4

Champaignrowspan="3" | Illinois

! scope="row" | WXSL-LD2

| 14.2

Chicago

! scope="row" | WCIU-DT5

| 26.5

Rockford

! scope="row" | WFBN-LD3

| 35.3

Evansvillerowspan="3" | Indiana

! scope="row" | WZDS-LD5

| 5.5

Indianapolis

! scope="row" | WBXI-CD3

| 47.3

South Bend

! scope="row" | WCWW-LD5

| 25.5

Des Moinesrowspan="2" | Iowa

! scope="row" | KCCI-DT4

| 8.4

Mason City

! scope="row" | KIMT-DT5

| 3.5

Lexingtonrowspan="2" | Kentucky

! scope="row" | WLJC-DT2

| 65.2

Louisville

! scope="row" | WLKY-DT4

| 32.4

Alexandriarowspan="3" | Louisiana

! scope="row" | KBCA-DT5

| 41.5

Lafayette

! scope="row" | KLWB-DT6

| 50.6

New Orleans

! scope="row" | WDSU-DT4

| 6.4

PortlandMaine

! scope="row" | WPXT-DT4

| 51.4

BaltimoreMaryland

! scope="row" | WBAL-DT3

| 11.3

BostonMassachusetts

! scope="row" | WCVB-DT3

| 5.3

Detroitrowspan="3" | Michigan

! scope="row" | WWJ-DT5

| 62.5

Lansing

! scope="row" | WLMN-LD4

| 29.4

Traverse City

! scope="row" | W16DN-D3

| 16.3

MinneapolisSaint PaulMinnesota

! scope="row" | KMSP-DT8

| 9.8

JacksonMississippi

! scope="row" | WAPT-DT3

| 16.3

Kansas Cityrowspan="3" | Missouri

! scope="row" | KMBC-DT3

| 9.3

St. Louis

! scope="row" | KNLC-DT8

| 24.8

Springfield

! scope="row" | KRFT-LD6

| 8.6

OmahaNebraska

! scope="row" | KETV-DT3

| 7.3

AlbuquerqueNew Mexico

! scope="row" | KOAT-DT5

| 7.5

rowspan="2" | New York Cityrowspan="4" | New York

! scope="row" | WNWT-LD

| 37.1

scope="row" | WJLP-DT7

| 33.7

Rochester

! scope="row" | WAWW-LD2

| 30.2

Syracuse

! scope="row" | WHSU-CD2

| 51.2

Winston-SalemNorth Carolina

! scope="row" | WXII-DT3

| 12.3

Cincinnatirowspan="4" | Ohio

! scope="row" | WLWT-DT4

| 5.4

Cleveland

! scope="row" | WOCV-CD2

| 35.2

Columbus

! scope="row" | WCBZ-CD7

| 22.7

Dayton

! scope="row" | WZCD-LD4

| 30.4

Oklahoma Cityrowspan="2" | Oklahoma

! scope="row" | KOCO-DT4

| 5.4

Tulsa

! scope="row" | KUTU-CD6

| 25.6

AstoriaOregon

! scope="row" | KPWT-LD6

| 3.6

LancasterHarrisburgrowspan="4" | Pennsylvania

! scope="row" | WGAL-DT4

| 8.4

Philadelphia

! scope="row" | WDPN-DT7

| 2.7

Pittsburgh

! scope="row" | WTAE-DT3

| 4.3

Scranton

! scope="row" | WRLD-LD6

| 30.6

Columbiarowspan="3" | South Carolina

! scope="row" | WOLO-DT7

| 25.7

GreenvilleSpartanburg

! scope="row" | WYFF-DT4

| 4.4

Myrtle Beach

! scope="row" | WFXB-DT8

| 43.8

Knoxvillerowspan="2" | Tennessee

! scope="row" | WBXX-DT2

| 20.2

Nashville

! scope="row" | WJFB-DT7

| 44.7

DallasFort Worthrowspan="2" | Texas

! scope="row" | KAZD-DT5

| 55.5

Houston

! scope="row" | KYAZ-DT4

| 51.4

St. GeorgeUtah

! scope="row" | KCSG-DT6

| 8.6

BurlingtonVermont

! scope="row" | WPTZ-DT2

| 5.2

RichmondVirginia

! scope="row" | WUPV-DT4

| 65.4

Bellinghamrowspan="2" | Washington

! scope="row" | KVOS-DT7

| 12.7

Seattle

! scope="row" | KFFV-DT6

| 44.6

Green Bayrowspan="2" | Wisconsin

! scope="row" | WMEI-DT3

| 31.3

Milwaukee

! scope="row" | WISN-DT4

| 12.4

References

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