KATU
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KATU | |
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Portland, Oregon | |
Branding | KATU (pronounced as "K-2") |
Slogan | Spirit of the Northwest |
Analog channel | 2 (VHF) |
Digital channel | 43 (UHF) |
Affiliations | ABC |
Owner | Fisher Communications |
Founded | |
Call letters meaning | Sounds like "K-2" |
Former affiliations | |
Website | katu.com |
KATU is a television station in Portland, Oregon, USA. It began operation on March 15, 1962 and is an affiliate of the American Broadcasting Company. Its transmitter is located in Portland. It is currently owned by Fisher Communications of Seattle, Washington, owner of fellow ABC affiliate KOMO-TV.
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See Also
- Exploding whale - KATU's claim to fame as the station that aired footages of the Oregon Highway Division's attempt to dispose of a dead whale
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External links
- KATU Channel 2 Official website
Broadcast television in Portland, Oregon | |||
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KATU 2 (ABC) - KOIN 6 (CBS) - KGW 8 (NBC) - KOPB 10 (PBS) - KPTV 12 (Fox) - KPXG 22 (i) - |