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KQTV is a local news station based in Saint Joseph, MO, providing up-to-date coverage on a wide range of topics including local crime, education, entertainment, health, and sports. They also offer interactive radar and weather alerts to keep residents informed about current conditions. With a strong focus on community, KQTV features events, job opportunities, and contests, as well as showcasing local businesses and organizations. Their team of experts and reporters work diligently to deliver accurate and timely news to the residents of Saint Joseph and the surrounding areas. In addition to their news coverage, KQTV offers a variety of features and programs, including the "Best of St. Joseph" series, which highlights the top attractions and businesses in the area. They also have a strong commitment to community service, with initiatives such as the "Stop On Red" and "Project Safe Family" campaigns. With their dedication to providing quality news and engaging content, KQTV is a trusted source of information for the residents of Saint Joseph.Generated from the website

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KCPT is a nonprofit corporation that owns the license to operate both analog and digital television Channel 19. Its offices and production facilities are housed in Kansas City, Mo. Established in 1961, as an instructional television station owned and operated by the Kansas City Missouri School District, it changed hands in 1972, when the district chose to relinquish its broadcast license, and a group of civic leaders established a nonprofit agency, to create a public television station for Kansas City and its surrounding areas. A volunteer board of directors guides the station's initiatives and activities. A 15-person community advisory board reviews the station's programming goals and services, and offers guidance to the staff, in effectively meeting the specialized educational and cultural needs of the Kansas City metropolitan area. KCPT Kids broadcasts more than 60 hours of educational, noncommercial programs every week.