WKBF-TV (channel 61) was a television station in Cleveland, Ohio, United States, which broadcast from January 1968 to April 1975.

This completes the broadcast day of Channel 61, WKBF-TV, Cleveland, Ohio, Mel Harris, General Manager. WKBF-TV is owned and operated by Kaiser Broadcasting Corporation, with studios at 21300 St. Clair Avenue in Eucild, Ohio. WKBF-TV transmits from a 1,069-foot tower in Parma.

This is WKBF-TV, channel 61, Cleveland, a service of Kaiser Broadcasting. This concludes program service for today from WKBF-TV, channel 61 in Cleveland, Ohio. Portions of today’s programming were mechanically reproduced.

WKBF-TV was the first full-fledged independent station in Cleveland proper but the fourth full-power UHF station in the entire market, joining Akron's WAKR-TV, Canton's WJAN-TV, and NET member station WVIZ. Kaiser intended to have January 2, 1968, as WKBF-TV's launch date.

Sep 17, 2007 · In January 1968, Kaiser built WKBF-61 Cleveland (Now WQHS-Univision) and KBHK-44 San Francisco.. (Now CW 44) Channel 61's sign-on date was January 19, 1968 after delays due to winter storms.

Dec 8, 2019 · A short history of Cleveland's first commercial UHF station, WKBF, which went on the air in January, 1968. Features clips from Captain Cleveland (with Mayor Carl Stokes and Vice President Hubert...

WKBF-TV will broadcast fifteen hours a day at the outset with full color capability. Three million dollars have been allocated for facilities and programming. The station has title to nine hundred feature films, many of which are first run in Cleveland.

Dive into the captivating history of WKBF-TV, Cleveland's first UHF independent station! Launched on January 19, 1968, WKBF brought local programming, including news, sports, and beloved...

Here's a brief history of the very first independent UHF station to sign on the air in Cleveland, Ohio....WKBF, Ch. 61! Audio is on the left channel only.

WKBF-TV was an independent television station located in Cleveland, Ohio and Old School Shirts immortalized the show's memory in their collection of apparel.