KMBC 9 ABC News Kansas City Mi

KMBC TV is a Virtual channel 9 and UHF digital channel 29. It is affiliated with ABC TV station, which licensed in Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America. The station is running under the ownership of the Hearst Television subsidiary of New York City that based on Hearst Communication. It provides all services to the Kansas City metropolitan area. KMBC TV shares its studios that are located on Winchester Avenue in the ridge Winchester section of Kansas City Missouri and its place of transmitter is at the intersection of East 23rd Street and topping Avenue in the city of Blue Valley section.

The first air date of this channel is 2 August 1953 and the facility ID is 65686. Its effective radiated power is 1000 kW. Its website is www.kmbc.com. The slogan of this channel is “Leading the Way”. On cable, the station is provided in Charter spectrum. Its channels are working with different programs and affiliations includes 9.1: ABC and 9.2: Me-TV. The primary affiliation’s duration of CBS starts from 1953 to 1955 and the secondary affiliation with NTA from 1956 to 1961. The sister station of KMBC TV including WMUR, WTAE, WCVB, KOCO, and KETV. It broadcasts with high definition programming system.

Watch Live Newscasts of KMBC ABC 9:

KMBC presents 34 hours of the broadcast of the locally produced newscast each week. it is the third-highest newscast volume among the market of Kansas City television stations. KMBC ABC also produces 22 hours local newscasts of a week for its sister station. The interview was airing on 1 September 2010 with an eyewitness of a robbery attempt at a Kansas City area gas station, that is a social media scandal. The video of the interview was songbird by The Gregory Brothers on KMBC TV.

Programming of KMBC ABC 9:

ABC KMBC broadcasts many programs on KMBC channels which include The Ellen De Generes Show, The Dr. Oz Show, Entertainment Tonight, and The Kelly Clarkson Show. It also airs sports programs on daily basis including the National Football League and Major League Baseball.

How to Stream KMBC ABC 9 Live without Cable:

KMBC TV is affiliated with ABC’s local network in Kansas City, MO. You can view and enjoy its local news, weather forecast, traffic, live sports stories, daytime, primetime, and late-night programs at the proper time. Enjoy this station with an antenna on Channel 9 or by using other modes like subscribing to its YouTube channel and live streaming service.

Mobile apps of channel KMBC ABC 9:

This KMBC channel contains many apps such as news and weather. These are the best mobile apps for providing accurate and authentic news. People can get all the top stories of the area at the proper time. On their cellphones, people download these apps and by downloading the KMBC ABC 9 news app, all people of the area get equal opportunity to enjoy all news-related weather and sports.

• With the Channel 9 Kansas City News and Weather App, the audience can get:
• Alerts about breaking news and Kansas City News Today with push-alert notification service.
• Get real-time updates from the KMBC 9 News Team and watch KMBC live breaking news and local news.
• Share the stories and news articles with friends on social media pages or via email.
• Submit a news tip, breaking news, or send their news photos or weather photos & videos through an email directly to the channel studio. It might get a chance to feature online.
• View the current weather situation in Kansas City or its suburbs, hourly forecast, weekly forecast, anywhere in the world, any time of the day or night.
• KMBC Radar will allow the user to zoom in and zoom out up to the street level or regional level and watch the storms as they reach close to the city.
• Users can watch the significant weather activities in town by moving the map around.
• Watch exclusive videocasts from the channel’s favorite weather personalities and receive weather notifications and updates.

Analog to digital conversion:

On 12 June 2009, the station converts its analog signals on VHF frequency 9 as a part of FMT from analog to digital TV. Digital television receivers show the station’s virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 9 by using its PSIP.