KMEG CBS 14 News Sioux City, IA Live Stream

Both stations have common technical facilities in South Dakota and a transmitter tower is installed in the broadcasting market of East James in Iowa. On September 5, 1967, the first market-based official transmission of KMEG was launched and it became the third television station in the area.

CBS affiliation was adopted from the network as exclusive programming and it was already carried out from the KVTV from 1953 to 1967. Siouxland was not having a CBS association in the market until KMEG start its services and the station announced to adopt ABC on September 2, 1967. The founder of the station was some local investors include Norma Donovan and Bob along with call signs derived from their daughter Meg.

KMEG Local News Live:

In 1969 KMEG was acquired by John Fetzer and later he sold out an entire of his broadcasting units in the market along with KMEG which was bought by Gillett Holdings in 1985. The owner of WLBZ and WCSH based in Portland and Bangor which was famously known as Maine Radio and Television Company announced to bought the KMEG CBS 14 from Gillett. Among other CBS affiliation television stations, KMEG transmission was not carried out the premium program of David Letterman and Fargo based KXJB also declined to make some changes in its scheduled slots.

Viewership of KMEG:

In 1994 station went for transmission service of late shows in Sioux City and the joint venture was signed between Gannett and Maine Radio and Television in 1998. But KMEG was not included in the agreement deal and it was later bought by Waitt Broadcasting. The new ownership announced and decide to bring some extraordinary changes in the power system and other up-gradation in the facility. The transmitter tower was highly elevated around 610 meters with five million watts along with analog signals on channel 14. Northwestern Iowa and Nebraska market was covered with the signal transmission of KTIV and KCAU along with other 23 counties of the United States.

News App of Channel 14:

Waitt Broadcasting developed the mobile application of KMEG CBS 14 after acquiring the television station and news department that follows the current affairs in your surroundings. They provide you with different aspects of life stories and articles which were written by famous journalists from the Sioux City and north of Nebraska region.

News Team of KMEG:

The evening producer of television station KMEG CBS 14 is Brandon Irvine and serves in the area of Sioux City with a joining date of June 2014. The anchor of the news team is Jacob Heller and the multimedia journalists of the outlet are Sara Sharon along with Simona Ward. The weather department of CBS 14 has John Gerard and he joined the channel as a forecaster and meteorologist.

News Channel 14 Weather App:

KMEG CBS 14 ownership announced to launched its weather mobile application which is fully connected with the radar system and satellite imaging is available filtered by area. You only have to change settings and push notification alerts in case of a weather emergency forwarded to you via social media platforms.

First Weather Alert of Sioux City:

Lynnette Grant is working in the weather department of KMEG CBS 14 and serving her skills as a weather meteorologist and forecaster. Twitter and Facebook are the main social media sources that keep you informed about severe weather from the expert team of CBS 14 in Sioux City.

Where We Can Watch Live Stream:

Transmission services of television network KMEG CBS 14 facilitate the viewers in Sioux City and other relevant contents of the station are available on your electronic devices. Cable providers in Sioux Falls and southwestern Dakota have sports events that are usually locally based and even nationwide live streaming in HD medium.