List of Daystar affiliates

This is a list of affiliates of the Daystar, a religious television network founded by Marcus and Joni Lamb.

City	Station	Virtual channel^[1]	Physical channel	Notes

Talladega, Alabama	WOIL-CD	47	47
Berry, Alabama	WSFG-LD	38.1	51
Birmingham	WBUN-LP	28	27
Fayette, Alabama	WSSF-LD	15.1	48
Mobile, Alabama	WDPM-DT	23	31.1

Green Valley/Tucson	KPCE-LP	29	N/A
Holbrook	KDTP	11.1	11
Phoenix	KDPH-LP	48	N/A

Little Rock	KKAP	36.1	36
Springdale, Arkansas	KWOG	39.1	57.1

Bakersfield, California	KCBT-LD	34.3	34.3
Fresno, California	KGMC	43.3	43.3
Los Angeles, California	KOCE-TV	50.3	50.3
Modesto	KACA-LP	61	N/A
San Francisco	KDTS-CA	52.1	8.1
Sacramento	KRJR-LP	44	N/A

Cortez	K31CT	31.4	31.4
Denver	KRMT	41.1	40
Fort Collins	KDNF-LD	44.1	44

Washington, D.C.	WDDN-LD	23	N/A

Jacksonville	WUJF-LD	33.1	33
Orlando	WDTO-LD	50.1	28	Daystar website shows Analog UHF channel 50. Can not be picked up anywhere to the East of Christmas due to an ultra directional antenna.
Panama City, Florida	WBIF	51.1	51
Port St. Lucie, Florida	WSLF-LD	35.1	35
Tampa	WSVT-LD	18	N/A	Sale pending to LocusPoint Networks

Atlanta	WDTA-LD	53.1	35	weak lower power HD signal
Macon	WDMA-CD	31	31	Formerly on UHF channel 32

Honolulu	KWBN	44.1	43
Wailuku (Maui)	KAUI-LP	51	N/A

Boise	KZAK-LD	49.2	49

Chicago, Illinois	WDCI-LD	30	57
Mount Vernon	WPXS	21	13

Indianapolis	WDTI	69.1	44

Wichita	KWKD-LP	38	28

Ashland/Huntington-Charleston, WV	WTSF	61.1	44
Louisville	WDYL-LD	28.1	28	Former urban translator sold to Word of God Fellowship in 2010 by the parent company of full-power CW affiliate WBKI-TV (Channel 34); call letters were retained despite sale.

Baton Rouge	W48DW-D	48.1	48
New Orleans	KNLD-LD	28.1	28

Portland	WLLB-LD	15	N/A

Worcester/Boston	WYDN	48.1	47

Detroit	WUDT-LD	23.1	23	Sale pending to LocusPoint Networks
Grand Rapids	WUHQ-LD	29.1	29

Minneapolis-St. Paul	WDMI-LD	62.1	31

Jackson	WJKO-LP	64	N/A	Construction permit to flash cut to digital channel 14

Kansas City	KCDN-LD	35	43
Springfield, Missouri	KWBM	31.1	31
St. Louis	KDTL-LD	16	N/A
	KUMO-LD	51.1	51
	WPXS	21	13

Billings, Montana	KINV-LD	14.1	14

Omaha	KOHA-LD	48.1	48

Las Vegas	KLVD-LD	23	N/A

Atlantic City	W45CP-D	45.1	45

Buffalo	WDTB-LP	40	N/A	Licensed to Hamburg, New York on UHF 39; Special Temporary Authority to operate on UHF 40; construction permit to move to UHF 28 with city of license of Buffalo.
Ithaca	WNYI	20.1	20	It is unknown if this station is on the air, although it is licensed.
New York City	WKOB-LD	42.2	2	Construction permit to move to UHF 42
Syracuse	WDSS-LD	38.1	38	This station rebroadcasts WNYI, UHF 20, licensed to Ithaca, New York.
Springville	WBBZ-TV	7.4	67.4

Apex/Raleigh-Durham/Chapel Hill	WACN-LP	34	N/A
Charlotte	WDMC-LD	25.1	25	Started broadcasting in digital as of November 2012.^[2]
Raleigh/Durham	WWIW-LD	45	N/A	Construction permit to move to UHF 41
Statesville	WHWD-LD	21.1	48.1

Cincinnati	WDYC-LD	36	N/A
Cleveland	WCDN-LD	53	7
Columbus	WCLL-CD	19	N/A
Findlay	WFND-LD	22.1	47
Marion	WOCB-CD	39.3	39.3
Springfield/Dayton	WLWD-LP	20	20
Toledo	WDTJ-LD	18.1	68

Norman/Oklahoma City	KOCM	46.1	46
Tulsa	KTZT-LP	29	N/A

Portland	KPXG-LD	42.1	42

Kingston, Pennsylvania	W43CO-D	43.1	54.1
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	WPDN-LD	65.1	24.1
Willow Grove/Philadelphia	WELL-LD	8	N/A

Ponce	WUSP-LD	25.1	26.1

Greenville	WSQY-LP	51	N/A

Alexandria, Tennessee	WRTN-LP	6.1	6
Lenoir City/Knoxville/Oak Ridge	WDTT-LD	24	24
Memphis	WDNM-LD	59.1	21
Nashville	WNTU-LP	26	N/A	Construction permit to convert to Digital on UHF 47

Amarillo	KDAX-LD	13	N/A
Denton/Dallas/Fort Worth	KDTN	2.1	43	Daystar flagship station
Galveston/Houston	KLTJ	22.1	23
Houston	KDHU-LD	7.1	50.1
La Vernia/San Antonio	KQVE-LP	46	N/A

Logan, Utah	KUTF	12.1	12

Richmond	WRID-LD	48.1	N/A
Chesapeake	WVAD-LD	25.1	N/A

Seattle	KWDK	56.1	42
Spokane	KQUP	24.1	24

Green Bay	WGBD-LD	49.1	49
Janesville	WDMW-LD	45.1	65
Madison	WMWD-LD	38.1	38

References

External links

Official website

United States broadcast affiliates

Lists by channel

Unified Overall	ABC (state/table/former) CBS (state/table/former) NBC (state/table/former) Fox (state/table/former) The CW (state/table/former) MyNetworkTV (current/former) PBS (current/former)

Specialty	Antenna TV Bounce TV Buzzr Comet Escape Family Channel GetTV Grit Ion Television (O&O/autonomous) Ion Life Justice Network Laff Live Well Network MeTV Movies! MTV2 NASA TV Qubo Retro TV The Local AccuWeather Channel This TV The Cool TV Tuff TV WeatherNation TV

Spanish-language	Azteca (current/former) Estrella (O&O/current/former) LATV (current/former) Telemundo (state/table (current)/former) UniMás (O&O/current/former) Univision (state/table (current)/former) V-me

Religious	Daystar 3ABN TBN World Harvest Television

Syndicated sports	ACC Network (Raycom Sports) American Sports Network

Defunct	America One DuMont MundoMax NET NTA Network One NHL Network (Hughes) PTEN SEC TV (ESPN Plus) UPN (United Paramount) Urban America Television WB (The Warner Bros.)

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