KULR NBC 8 News Billings MT Live

It only possesses a transmitter in the city. KYUS-TV has been working as an interpreter for many media outlets still being the subsidiary authorize of the network. KULR NBC 8 can be easily accessed on low-frequency interpreters in Miles City. These interpreters are possessed by Cowles Company. Another station known as KXGN-TV is acquired by Marks Radio Group which airs the news feeds of KULR NBC 8 on subordinate channels. In 1958, KULR-TV carried out its first transmission on frequency 8 under call letters of KGHL-TV. It was authorized to NBC network since the beginning. Midland Empire Co. held the acquisition of this station at that time in addition to KGHL radio.

KULR Local News Live:

The initial work offices of KULR-TV were mutually situated with its radio outlets on 30th North St. in Billings. In 1962, Midland Co. auctioned off both stations to Crain-Snyder. In the same year, its call sign was changed to KULR-TV which was shown in color graphics on all transmissions in the 1960s. The owners accepted an agreement in 1967 to change the authorization of KULR-TV and their other outlets from NBC network to ABC. KULR-TV became an authorized member of ABC in 1969 and adopted NBC as a secondary option. KULR-TV turned into the 4th main authorize of ABC in the city of Montana. KULR-TV introduced a Color 8 identification in 1981 and got a call sign of Straight 8.

This carried its weather news as well as weekend programs. In 1983, the station declared that it will construct new offices in the city. Dix Communications acquired the KULR-TV and some other television outlets from Harriscope in 1986. A year after, the NBC network requested an immediate station to be authorized with it so KULR-TV regained that position.

Max Media bought KULR-TV in accordance with KFBB-TV from Dix Comm. In 2004. Cowles Co. declared that it will possess all stations under Max Media bunch in 2013 including KULR-TV and some other authorized outlets of ABC network.

Live Streaming:

The live coverage of channel 8 can be seen on Direct TV. KULR-TV also airs regional highlighting news feeds as well as Sports programming. A program named Girls Team can be seen by weather transmission radar. KULR-TV live transmission of news is authorized to NBC station which covers areas of Montana, Billings, and the U.S. It sometimes airs its transmission virtually on frequency 37 and digitally on 56. Cordillera Communications Media group acquired the station under regional marketing and mutual services accord.

News App:

KULR-TV News Now application presents the most authorized and authentic news, weather, and sports programming across the region. It helps the viewers and subscribers getting emergency news timely and other stories in both markets of Montana and Wyoming. The nationwide news which everyone gossips about are well presented by this.

News Team:

Conrad Burns was a reporter that covers farm and lands. Also, previously worked as a member of the Senate of U.S. Monica Gayle is the News television host and reporter. Previously worked as an employee of the CBS network. KULR NBC 8 initiated airing its regional news feeds in broad-spectrum and normal resolution in 2009. It became 1st television outlet in the city to convert its transmissions in high resolution in 2012 for its 5 pm news broadcasts. After a year of up-gradation to HD quality, the station started airing music programs and embraced the L.A Groove.

Riley Nagel

Dominic Delfidio

Jason Burger

Greg LaMotte

Tracy Smith

Spencer Martin

Chris Byers

Cornelia Nicholson

Weather App:

KULR-TV introduced its own weather application which helps people knowing climate conditions and predictions about the weather in Billings and surrounding areas.

First Weather Alert:

The 1st weather alert was carried by KULR-TV in Billings by its weather radar. A majestic storm came and residents were informed about that by the transmission of KULR-TV.