December 19, 2024: Due to a network outage issue, viewers in North Idaho may experience reception issues. Engineers are currently working to find a solution.

UPDATE December 18, 2024: The KISU outage has been repaired and is back on the air.

December 18, 2024: KISU is currently experiencing reception issues. Our engineers are aware and are working to resolve the problem. We appreciate your patience during this time.

December 16, 2024: Due to a power outage, the broadcast signal is currently down in the McCall/Brundage area. 

UPDATE December 9, 2024: The Brundage site is repaired and back on the air.

December 9, 2024: The signal at the Brundage site is currently down, affecting viewers in McCall and New Meadows. Engineers are currently working to restore the site remotely; we thank you for your patience at this time. 

UPDATE December 2, 2024: The main KISU transmitter in Pocatello is repaired and back on the air.

December 2, 2024: Our main Pocatello transmitter is off-air due to damage. Repairs are underway but we do not have an ETA yet. The secondary transmitter is operational but covers a smaller area, so some viewers may experience outages. Thank you for your patience while we resolve this issue.

UPDATE November 6, 2024: Bonners Ferry Translator is back up and the signal has been restored. 

UPDATE November 6, 2024: The power outage in McCall has been resolved and the signal has been restored.

November 5, 2024: Due to a power outage at Brundage Mountain, our Idaho Public Television feed is currently disrupted in the McCall area. Our crew is currently onsite and the estimated service restoration time is 12:00pm.

November 5, 2024: The North Idaho Bonners Ferry Translator is currently down, which may cause issues for some viewers. We will provide updates as soon as more information becomes available.

UPDATE October 29, 2024: PSC has restored network service to the Brundage Mountain site and IdahoPTV transmissions are back to normal. Please note: There may be intermittent interruptions to the IdahoPTV signal coming from the Brundage Mountain tomorrow, 10/30/2024 while new microwave equipment is being installed by PSC.

October 25, 2024: A power bump at the Brundage Mountain transmitter site has caused a network router that delivers Idaho Public Television signals to McCall, Donnelly, and parts of Cascade to fail. Agency partners with Public Safety Communications are working to restore the network service. Thank you for your patience during this time. 

October 10, 2024:  Viewers in the McCall and Donnelly area may experience brief outages lasting several minutes due to microwave equipment replacements being conducted by our agency partners.

UPDATE September 18, 2024: Power has been restored to both areas. 

UPDATE September 18, 2024: Due to a faulty replacement transformer, the outage will continue for the McCall and Donnelly areas until the new part is installed on Wednesday, 9/18/2024. Engineers are working quickly to return power on-air and we thank you for your patience during this time.

September 16, 2024: The McCall and Donnelly areas will be off the air during a power outage window between 10am to 4pm on Tuesday 9/17/2024.

UPDATE September 9, 2024: KCDT outage near Coeur d'Alene has been fixed.

UPDATE September 9, 2024: The Cambridge translator has been replaced and is back on the air.

September 5, 2024: We are experience issues with the KCDT feed in Northern Idaho. Viewers in Coeur d'Alene and surrounding areas may experience issues. Engineers have been notified and are working on repairs. 

September 4, 2024: The translator in Cambridge has failed and a replacement has been requested. Signal to viewers in the surrounding areas may interrupted but should be back online by this Friday. 

UPDATE August 20, 2024: Priest Lake translator services have been restored.

July 29, 2024: The Priest Lake translator is down until further notice. Engineers are currently troubleshooting the issue and will send updates as they are available. 

July 22, 2024: KISU may briefly lose power while replacing a transformer during a scheduled maintenance from July 29 - August 1. Engineers are working on a temporary power solution to mitigate the outage. 

UPDATE July 22, 2024: Services were restored in Malta on July 17. 

July 9, 2024: Engineers performing maintenance on the microwave system may cause outages for viewers today in the Coeur d'Alene area.

UPDATE June 28, 2024: The network outage in McCall has been resolved. 

June 27, 2024: Viewers in McCall may have trouble getting a signal due to a power outage caused by an evening storm. Engineers are being dispatched to Brundage to assess the issue. 

June 27, 2024: Due to a failed microwave link, there is a signal outage in Emmett and the surrounding areas may have transmission issues. Engineers have been notified and are working on repairs. 

June 21, 2024: There is a planned power shut down for KUID during the dates of June 29 -July 1. Engineers are working to ensure minimal disruptions during these power tests, but there may be interruptions to the translators providing signals to the Moscow area including Kamiah, Kooskia, Kellogg, Lewiston and St. Maries. 

UPDATE June 21, 2024: KISU is back on the air. 

June 21, 2024: The feed for KISU is currently down. Thank you for your patience while the engineers are addressing the problem.

UPDATE June 18, 2024: The outage for McCall and Donnelly has been resolved.

June 13, 2024: There is a planned outage for KBOI to install new commercial power to the transmitter building at Deer Point. It will occur overnight and is tentatively scheduled the night of 6/18-6/19 around midnight. Viewers may experience interruption for approximately 30 minutes. Thank you for your understanding.

June 12, 2024: McCall and Donnelly area viewers may experience transmission issues as the nearby translator appears to be off-air. Engineers are looking into solutions to remedy the outage, but road conditions at higher elevations may delay repair efforts.

June 11, 2024: The Mackay translator is down due to feedline issues between the transmitter and antenna. Engineers are working on a solution, but it is currently unknown when the equipment will be back in service.

May 22, 2024: There is a planned outage to repair a damaged fiber-optic line that supports services for KIPT, KUID, KCDT, and KISU. KAID Boise will not be affected by this outage. Services will go down starting at 10:00 PM on May 30 and are expected to be restored by approximately 3:00 AM on May 31.

May 16, 2024: There is a planned outage for the Glenns Ferry translator on May 17 from 9AM - 12PM. Viewers in the area may experience transmission issues. 

UPDATE May 11, 2024: The major outage has been resolved and all areas are back on the air. 

May 11, 2024: We are currently troubleshooting a major outage for KIPT Twin Falls, KUID Moscow, KCDT Coeur d’Alene, and KISU Pocatello. Viewers can still watch the IdahoPTV livestream at the link HERE. Due to the severe nature of the issue, it may be more than a day before the outage is resolved. We appreciate your understanding as our engineers are addressing the problem. 

May 7, 2024: Maintenance for the Deer Point transmitter has been scheduled for June 7-9. Viewers may experience brief interruptions while we operate at reduced power during that time. Thank you for your understanding. 

UPDATE May 3, 2024: The network issue affecting the McCall and Donnelly areas has been resolved. 

May 2, 2024: A network router that delivers IdahoPTV's signal to the McCall and Donnelly area transmitter sites is currently down due to a power bump. With unfavorable weather conditions in the area, the outage is expected to last into tomorrow. Thank you for your patience during this time. 

April 30, 2024: The translator for the Albion/Malta area has been damaged and is currently off-air. Due to the amount of damage and parts required, the timeline for a repair date is currently unknown. We apologize for the inconvenience and will provide updates as they become available.  

March 28, 2024: Broadcast reception in the Twin Falls area is currently down. Thank you for your patience while the engineers work to resolve the issue. 

March 27, 2024: There will be a brief, on-air outage planned for Thursday, March 28 at 12:00PM MT. Broadcast reception will resume shortly afterwards. 

February 27, 2024: DirecTV is currently experiencing an outage that is affecting some local HD channels in the Boise and Moscow areas. We will provide an update when more details become available. 

February 26, 2024: There is a brief, on-air outage planned for Monday, February 26, for about 5 minutes starting at 12:00PM MT to replace a device on the network switches. 
 

UPDATE January 23, 2024: The Brundage translator has been fixed. 

UPDATE January 22, 2024: Due to weather and logistical issues, the Brundage Mountain repair mission will be delayed until later this week. Thank you for your patience. 

January 19, 2024: The Brundage Mountain transmitter is currently down. Viewers in the McCall area may experience reception issues. Engineers will be traveling to the site to investigate and effect repairs on Monday, January 22. 
 

UPDATE January 4, 2024: The Garden Mountain translator is back on the air. 

UPDATE December 28, 2023: A spare amplifier is scheduled to be installed after the new year and should resolve broadcast issues from the Garden Mountain translator. 

UPDATE December 20, 2023: The Sandpoint translator has been repaired.

December 19, 2023: The translator on Garden Mountain is currently off-air. Engineers are working to resolve the issue and hope to have the problem repaired by 12/20/23. Thank you for your patience. 
 

December 19, 2023: The Sandpoint translator is currently down due to wet and heavy snowfall conditions. Engineers are monitoring the situation, but broadcast viewers in the Bonner's Ferry and Priest Lake areas may experience reception issues.
 

UPDATE November 2, 2023:  Service has been restored to the affected areas.

November 1, 2023: Due to an outage from a microwave link from Snowbank to Brundage, viewers in the Cascade, McCall, and Donnelly areas may experience interruption in programming. Idaho Public Safety Communications personnel are currently working to resolve the issue. Thank you for your patience during this time. 
 

UPDATE October 26, 2023: The interference issue has been resolved. 

October 24, 2023: IdahoPTV's translator in the Crouch and Garden Valley area is experiencing interference from another television station in the vicinity. Engineers are working with the Garden Valley Translator District to identify the source of the interference and remedy this issue. 

October 18, 2023: The Challis translator may have interrupted service on Thursday, October 19 during 9AM - 12PM. Over-the-air viewers in the area may experience reception issues during this time. 
 

September 26, 2023: There is a scheduled power outage to replace some power lines in the Table Rock area between 10 am and 3 pm on Sept. 28. Viewers who pick up IDPTV’s over the air signal from Table Rock via indoor or outdoor antennas will experience a loss of signal during the outage.
 

UPDATE September 14, 2023: The Picabo translator has been repaired and back on the air. 

September 13, 2023: The Cottonwood translator is currently running at reduced power. Viewers in Kamiah and Kooskia may not receive a signal until the main translator is repaired. Engineers are on their way to assess the unit. 
 

September 8, 2023: The Picabo translator is currently down. Viewers in the Blaine county area may experience reception issues. Engineers are heading to the area to assess the issue. Thank you for your understanding. 
 

September 5, 2023: Engineers will be performing maintenance on the KISU transmission antenna and line on Wednesday, September 6 from 9AM MT - 1PM MT. KISU will be off-air during this time. Thank you for your understanding.
 

UPDATE  July 25, 2023: KCDT is now back on the air. Thank you for your patience!

UPDATE July 25, 2023: The signal has been restored to KCDT but is currently running on a backup feed. Viewers may experience small outages as the engineering team and microwave services works on repairs. 

July 25, 2023: IdahoPTV’s microwave signals are down in Northern Idaho. All KCTD broadcast signals on Channel 26 are currently down. To regain your broadcast signal temporarily, you can rescan your TV to get KUID Channel 12. Once our repairs are complete, you will need to rescan again to resume receiving Channel 26. 

On demand, satellite and cable services are not interrupted. We will post updates as we learn more. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
 

July 17, 2023: The translator site at Challis will likely be down Wednesday morning (July 19, 2023) and service should return by end of business day. 
 

UPDATE July 10, 2023: The HVAC units have been repaired and the Lewiston/Clarkston translator is back up and running. 

July 10, 2023: The Lewiston/Clarkston translator is down until further notice due to excessive heat in the building. An HVAC company has been called to address the issue this afternoon. 
 

June 29, 2023: Viewers in the McCall and Donnelly area may experience reception issues. A technician has been called to assess the problem as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding and patience. 
 

UPDATE June 29, 2023: The translator for the Salmon, Challis and Leadore areas has been repaired.

June 27, 2023: The translator for Salmon area is currently down due to a lost input signal. Viewers in the Salmon, Challis and Leadore areas may experience reception issues. Crews are working to clear the fault but transmission may not be resolved until tomorrow morning. We apologize for the interruption and appreciate your patience while we address this issue. 
 

UPDATE May 5, 2023: The reception issue at the DirecTV headend Spokane, and KCDT (Ch. 26) has been resolved. Thank your for you patience. 

April 26, 2023: We are currently experiencing a power outage at Canfield (KCDT) and our back up generator is not functioning properly. Thank you for your patience while we resolve this issue. 
 

April 21, 2023: We’re having a reception issue at the DirecTV headend Spokane, and KCDT (Ch. 26) is down on DirecTV. While our engineers are currently attempting to diagnose and correct this issue, it is believed to be effecting all of North Idaho, from Riggins upward, plus Eastern Washington. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
 

UPDATE March 31, 2023: The KAID transmitter is back up and running but viewers in the Deer Point area may continue to experience reception issues. Our engineers attempted to reach the Deer Point transmitter multiple times throughout the evening but was unsuccessful due to dangerous winter weather conditions. 

March 30, 2023: We are currently experiencing transmission issues for the Deer Point and KAID feeds. Engineers are being dispatched to the transmitter site to assess the issue. Thank you for your understanding and patience.  
 

March 21, 2023: There is an outage in Bear Lake County affecting the Georgetown and Montpelier Communities. Reports from the Translator District is the site is not accessible due to server snow loads and avalanche conditions, but IdahoPTV engineers are on-hand to assist in expediting repairs. Thank you for your patience while we resolve this issue. Update:This issue has now been resolved. 

UPDATE February 2, 2023: The No Business translator has been restored and viewers in the Donnelly and South McCall areas should be receiving a signal. 

UPDATE January 27, 2023: Our equipment has been powered up and we are transmitting once again out of our Sandpoint translator. Viewers in Bonner and Boundary counties should also be receiving a full signal. 

UPDATE January 25, 2023: The tower crew was able to secure the new antenna to the top of the Sandpoint tower and are working on attaching the transmission line and guy wires. 

January 24, 2023: Due to a power outage in the area, KISU is currently down. Estimated time of repair is 1pm MST. 

UPDATE January 12, 2023:   Due to weather conditions, site repairs are currently on hold for the week of Jan 23rd. A Snow Cat operator will likely deploy on the 23rd to prep the trail needed to take the engineering team in the next day. 

UPDATE December 27, 2022:  The broken antenna affecting the Sandpoint translator has been ordered - delivery and installation should occur in early January depending on weather and availability of installation crews. Viewers can still watch IdahoPTV on Dish and DirecTV, cable outlets, online through the PBS app and through the IdahoPTV website. Thank you for your understanding and patience.

UPDATE November 28, 2022:  Our Sandpoint translator is completely down due to a broken transmit antenna caused by recent high winds at the site.  The Sandpoint translator feeds our Bonners ferry and Priest Lake translators, so they are also down.  We have a new antenna on backorder, and our over-the-air broadcast in Bonner and Boundary Counties will be restored as soon as possible. 

UPDATE November 21, 2022: Our engineers made the trip into our Sandpoint translator site today and found that the transmission antenna had snapped near the base and was leaning over at about a 45-degree angle. This transmission antenna is responsible for delivering our over-the-air broadcast into the Sandpoint area, as well as relaying our broadcast signal to our Bonners Ferry and Priest Lake translators. The antenna cannot be fixed and will have to be replaced. The repair will require specialized equipment and tools to lower the broken antenna down and hoist the new one up. Due to the snow and terrain on Sandpoint Baldy, the site is not accessible with the vehicles we have, so we’ll likely have to hire this out. We are currently working to find out how long it will take to get a new antenna, which will dictate the timeline on the rest. We will continue to post updates as we receive new information. Again, we apologize for the inconvenience. 

November 18, 2022: Our Bonners Ferry translator appears to be down due to a weak incoming signal from our Sandpoint Translator.  We suspect our power level at Sandpoint is low.  Viewers within the immediate Sandpoint area should be able to receive our signal; but viewers in the outlining areas, including Sagle, Priest River, and Priest Lake, have reported our signal is missing.  We have 2 engineers scheduled to visit our Sandpoint Baldy translator Monday to troubleshoot the problem. We apologize for the inconvenience.

November 15, 2022: Due to damaged equipment, our No Business translator is down. Donnelly and South McCall areas are affected. Engineers have retrieved the equipment to repair it. Unfortunately, parts have to be ordered, so the estimated repair time is approximately one week. Thank you for your patience.

November 15, 2022: We will be doing tower maintenance in North Idaho today from 10AM - 1PM. Viewers in Coeur d'Alene, Spokane, Sandpoint, Bonners Ferry and Priest Lake may experience transmission issues during this time. Thank you for your patience.

November 14, 2022: We will be doing tower maintenance at Deer Point on Thursday, November 17  from 8AM - 3PM MT. Viewers in that area may experience transmission issues during this time. We thank you for your understanding. 
 

November 10, 2022: We are currently experiencing technical issues with our Sandpoint, Bonners Ferry and Priest Lake translators. Repairs will be implemented soon. Thank you for your patience.

November 9, 2022: The Bonners Ferry translator is currently down. Crew is assessing the situation for repairs. We apologize for the inconvenience.

November 1, 2022:  Viewers in the Pacific Time zone receiving KUID channel 12 or KCDT channel 26 will experience time shifted programming on the WORLD channel. Programming will be an hour earlier than scheduled until equipment repairs can be made.  We apologize for this inconvenience and appreciate your patience. 

November 1, 2022: The Cambridge Translator is currently down. Repairs are being made and the translator is expected to be back in service by the end of the week. 

October 11, 2022: We will be doing tower maintenance at Deer Point on October 24 from 11AM - 3PM that will require us to reduce power during that time. Viewers in that area may experience transmission issues during this time. We thank you for your understanding. 
 

September 14, 2022: There is a planned power outage on Paradise Ridge starting Thursday (Sep 15th) evening at 10 PM; ending Friday (Sept 16th) morning at 4 AM.  This should not affect our KUID transmission for longer than a few minutes.
 

August 29, 2022: Our microwave link to Moscow and Coeur d’Alene is currently in the path of the Four Corners fire near Cascade. As a result, we are having signal issues in North Idaho. We apologize for this inconvenience. 
 

August 9, 2022: KIPT is off the air for required maintenance until approximately 2:00PM MT.  Thank you for your patience!
 

UPDATE June 29, 2022: The Donnelly translator is back on the air. We appreciate your patience!

June 27, 2022:  The translator site is currently down for Donnelly to McCall. Engineers are working on repairs and the translator site is expected to be back up later this week. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience. 
 

UPDATE January 28, 2022: KIPT is back on the air. We appreciate your patience!

January 28, 2022: KIPT is currently down due to a power outage. Technicians are on-site and working on repairs. Estimated time for repair is around 6:30 PM MT. 
 

December 20, 2021: Microwave Services informed us that our signal is down at Brundage Mountain. A technician is currently on their way up to assess the problem. They will notify us when the signal has returned.

October 21, 2021: The Lewiston translator is currently running at reduced power due to the failure of an amplifier. Because we have to send the amplifier back to the manufacturer in Canada for repairs, we do not have an estimated repair date at this time. Thank you for your patience.
 

UPDATE October 8, 2021: The St. Maries translator is currently running at reduced power. We are awaiting replacement parts and hope to return it to full power before the snow flies and we can no longer access the site.

October 5, 2021: Translator work at our St. Joe Baldy translator site will result in intermittent outages in the St. Maries viewing area through Thursday, Oct. 7.

October 1, 2021: Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 1, 2 and 3, KBOI will have work done on their antennas at Deer Point. As a result, we will reduce power at KAID by 50% from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM all three days. Viewers in outlying areas of the Treasure Valley may experience issues with on-air reception. The maintenance window is 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Oct 1-3. We apologize for the inconvenience.
 

September 23, 2021: Thursday, September 23 KTRV will be performing tower maintenance to repair damaged ice melters on their antennas at Deer Point. As a result, we will reduce power at KAID by 50%. This may affect viewers in outlying areas as well as some translators. The maintenance window is 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM.
 

UPDATE July 23, 2021: The main transmitter for Salmon and Leadore is back on the air. Viewers in those areas may need to rescan their televisions for reception. We appreciate your patience!

July 22, 2021: The broadcast signal for Salmon and Leadore is down. Engineers are en route and should have it running by noon on July 23. The main IdahoPTV channel can still be streamed via idahoptv.org or on the PBS Video App. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience. 
 

June 29, 2021: The KCDT transmitter is currently experiencing technical issues that are causing some on-air reception problems. Crews are working to resolve the problem ASAP, but it may take a couple days to get to the site with the replacement parts.

UPDATE February 1, 2021: The Driggs broadcast signal is down. According to calls received, channel 10 and channel 6 are out. One of our engineers will drive up to the location first thing Tuesday morning. In the interim, an engineer is reaching out to Targhee to see if there is a power outage. We apologize for the inconvenience.

February 1, 2021: Tonight our engineers will replace equipment in master control. Outages and/or replacement programming may occur between the hours of 11:30 pm through 1:00 am Tuesday. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause to our viewers.


UPDATE January 5, 2021: The translator is still down, and will likely remain down until spring. There is a major failure with the power feed up to the site which will require an excavator get to it. Winter conditions are preventing that from happening. We will update this notice if things change. Again, we apologize for the inconvenience.

December 23, 2020: The Crouch translator is down. Our engineer contacted a Garden Valley Translator District tech and was told that power up to the Crouch site is down. There is not an estimated time of repair yet. The electrical contractor has tried twice unsuccessfully to isolate the problem. We apologize for the inconvenience.


September 10, 2020: KCDT is down for tower maintenance. It may be several hours. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.


UPDATE September 10, 2020: The main transmitter for KISU/Pocatello is back on the air. We appreciate your patience!

September 9, 2020: The main transmitter for KISU/Pocatello is down. There’s no electricity from Idaho Power due to recent weather. The backup generator failed last night and KISU engineers are actively working on the issue. The ETA for repair is unknown at this time. Thank you for your patience.


July 30, 2020: We are experiencing technical issues with translators in both the Emmett and NorthEnd/East Boise areas. Technicians are working on the issue. ETA for repair is unknown right now. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.


July 24, 2020: Mackay area translator is having technical issues due to an update in microwave equipment that Public Safety Communications is doing. They have technicians deployed to correct the issue. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.


July 15, 2020: The Kellogg translator is down. A team is working to troubleshoot and fix the issue. It may take a week to fix or replace parts. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.


July 7, 2020: IdahoPTV translator at Albion will be turned off today for about 30 minutes in order to redress the feed line through the wall port. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.


June 6, 2020: The Emmett translator is has failed. A crew is working to repair the problem. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.


UPDATE May 7, 2020:  Our engineers pulled the broken amplifier at Cottonwood Butte today, and replaced it with a translator at a drastically reduced power output. Unfortunately, some viewers will be unable to get our signal until the amplifier is repaired. We estimate repair time to be 2 -4 weeks, however because it has to go to Canada, and with the Covid-19 issue, it could be longer. We apologize for this disruption.

April 29, 2020: The Cottonwood translator is running at reduced power due to an amp failure. Cottonwood and Grangeville will continue to run at reduced power until repairs can be made, which is estimated to take about a month. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.


March 19, 2020: The KCDT transmitter output power will be lowered at approximately 11:30 AM PT this morning for some tower work. Although it won’t be as low as the last time we had to lower the output power, we're not sure who it will impact. We estimate that:

• It will cause some viewers with lower signal strengths to lose the signal during this time.
• It may impact the Sandpoint Translator and translators in Bonners Ferry and Priest Lake.
• Also, it may affect Dish, Direct and Comcast Cable in Spokane.
   

We apologize for the disruption and will return the power to normal as soon as possible.


March 18, 2020: Power outage at the Sandpoint Site that feeds the Bonners Ferry, Sandpoint and Priest Lake Translator areas. The power company and staff are working to get the power restored and/or get a generator running. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.


January 15, 2020: To repair the North Microwave correctly we are scheduling tomorrow at 1:00pm PST/ 2:00pm MST January 16th to replace the burnt connector and fuse block at the site. This is a service affecting outage and will shutdown our Public Television feed to KUID, KCDT and all North Idaho translators and Cable companies in the Spokane area.

With the weekend coming soon and it being a Holiday weekend at that, we decided it is best to do the repair sooner versus later. The repair is estimated to take up to 15 minutes. Thank you for your patience.


January 7, 2020: The Picabo Hills translator is down. This unit serves the communities of Bellevue and most of lower Hailey in the Wood River Valley. A crew will be working on the issue. It is a very difficult site to access in good conditions and darn near impossible in bad. Let’s hope the weather cooperates. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.


December 30, 2019: Public Safety Techs will be performing maintenance on the microwave feeding KUID and through it the Moscow / Pullman TW Spectrum, possibly Cable One in Lewiston and the translators fed from the KUID transmitter, Grangeville, Kamiah, Kooskia, St. Maries and Kellogg. They plan on being down between 11:00 and 11:30 AM PST. Thank you for your patience.


December 17, 2019: We have a microwave problem at Summit Reservoir that has disrupted the signal in Challis, Salmon and Leadore. A crew is working on repairs and plan to be completed by Thursday, depending on parts availability and weather conditions. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.


November 12, 2019: The St. Joe Baldy Translator is down. Weather permitting, we plan to fix it Thursday, November 14th. Thank you for your patience.


UPDATE October 18, 2019: Please rescan your TV tuner - Coeur d'Alene area has a new transmitter with improved signal strength. Learn more at IdahoPTV Press Room.

UPDATE October 11, 2019: KCDT will be going off the air intermittently for a few days while the tower crew is working on the new antenna. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

UPDATE September 26, 2019: Changes to the broadcast signal in the Coeur d'Alene area should be complete by mid October. Our previous estimated completion date was the end of September. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

August 27, 2019: Coeur d'Alene: Low-power broadcast may affect reception. Beginning August 27, KCDT in Coeur d'Alene will temporarily broadcast at low power. This is the first step in a re-channeling process that will ultimately give us a stronger broadcast signal in your area. Changes should be complete by the end of September. More info at IdahoPTV Press Room. Thank you for your patience.