Billboards Stirring Up Controversy
By: Lauren Dirks
UPDATE: Firefighters Battle Stubborn Blaze
By: Hilary Martin
Snowmobiler Killed Near Aspen
By: Megan Jurgemeyer
Senate Torpedos Rafting Bill
By: Lauren Dirks
GJ Police Issue Scam Alert
By: Megan Jurgemeyer
Miscellaneous Documents:
Children's Programming
News Channel 5 is proud to provide children's programming, as defined by the FCC. The public file can be reviewed by the public during normal business hours, Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm at our business office - KREX-TV, 345 Hillcrest Drive, Grand Junction, CO 81501
(FCC398)
- 2009 4th Quarter:
- 2009 3rd Quarter:
- 2009 2nd Quarter:
- 2009 1st Quarter:
DTV Conversion
IN 2005, Congress wrote and approved legislation concerning the conversion to all-digital television broadcasting, also known as the digital television (DTV) transition. DTV is more efficient than analog television, delivers better picture and sound to consumers, and will free the airwaves for other services. Congress passed a law on February 1, 2006, which set the deadline for the DTV transition as February 17, 2009.
For a year prior to the transition date the Federal Communications Commission has established rules for a coordinated DTV consumer education campaign including quarterly reports of those efforts. Television broadcaster licensees are required to complete and file a quarterly report (DTV Consumer Education Quarterly Activity Report Form 388) to the Commission and make the reports available to the public.
The public file can be reviewed by the public during normal business hours, Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm at our business office - KREX-TV,
2501 Blichmann Ave, Unit C,
Grand Junction, CO 81505.
- Notice to Transition Early - KREX
- Notice to Transition Early - KREY
- Notice to Transition Early - KREG
