List of Daystar Television Network stations

This is a list of television stations affiliated with Daystar, a religious television network founded by Marcus and Joni Lamb. Owned and operated stations will be labeled in bold.

City	Station	Virtual channel^[1]	Notes
Alabama
Berry	WSFG-LD	31.1
Birmingham	WBUN-LD	28.1
Fayette	WSSF-LD	51.1
Mobile	WDPM-DT	18.1
Montgomery	WETU-LD	39.1
Arizona
Holbrook	KDTP	11.1
Phoenix	KDPH-LD	48.1
Tucson	KPCE-LD	29.1
Arkansas
Jonesboro	KJBW-LD	35.8
Little Rock	KKAP	36.1
Springdale	KWOG	57.1
California
Bakersfield	KJOI-LD	32.2
Fresno, California	KGMC	43.3
Fort Bragg, California	KQSL	8.2
Long Beach	KOCE-TV	50.3
Los Angeles, California	KNET-CD	25.1	The station owner also owns KNLA-CD
Modesto	KACA-LD	34.1
Sacramento	KRJR-LD	44.1
San Diego	KVSD-LD	26.1
San Francisco	KDTS-LD	52.1	Multiple translators on KKPM-CD on 11.11
Santa Rosa	KDAS-LD	52.1
Colorado
Denver	KRMT	41.1
Grand Junction	KLML	20.10
District of Columbia
Washington, D.C.	WDDN-LD	23.1
Florida
Daytona Beach	WPXB-LD	50.1
Fort Myers	WGPS-LD	22.7
Jacksonville	WUJF-LD	33.1
Miami	WBEH-CD	38.1
Panama City, Florida	WBIF	51.1
Port St. Lucie, Florida	WSLF-LD	35.1
Tallahassee	WXTL-LD	36.4
Tampa	WSVT-LD	18.1
Tampa	WGCT-LD	19.2
West Palm Beach	WBWP-LD	19.5
Georgia
Atlanta	WDTA-LD	35.1	weak lower power HD signal
Gainesville	WGGD-LD	23.1	Formerly on UHF channels 32 and 31
Macon	WDMA-CD	31.1	Formerly on UHF channels 32 and 31
Hawaii
Honolulu	KWBN	44.1
Idaho
Boise	KCBB-LD	41.6
Pocatello	KPIF	15.10
Illinois
Chicago	WDCI-LD	57.1
Sugar Grove	WILC-CD	8.1
Indiana
Indianapolis	WDTI	69.1
South Bend	WEID-LD	18.1
Kansas
Wichita	KWKD-LD	28.1
Kentucky
Ashland/Huntington–Charleston, WV	WTSF	61.1
Louisville	WDYL-LD	28.1	Former urban translator sold to Word of God Fellowship in 2010 by the parent company of full-power CW affiliate WBKI-TV (Channel 34); WBKI-LP call letters were retained until 2013 despite sale.
Louisiana
Baton Rouge	W31EL-D	48.1
New Orleans	KNLD-LD	28.1
Shreveport	KADO-CD	40.1
Maryland
Baltimore	WWDD-LD	49.1
Massachusetts
Boston	WYDN	48.1
Michigan
Detroit	WUDT-LD	23.1
Grand Rapids	WUHQ-LD	29.1
Minnesota
Duluth	KMYN-LD	32.2
Minneapolis–St. Paul	WDMI-LD	62.1
Rochester	KXSH-LD	35.2
Missouri
Jefferson City	KRMS-LD	32.8
Kansas City	KCDN-LD	43.1
Springfield	KWBM	31.1
St. Louis	KUMO-LD	51.1
St. Louis	WPXS	13.1
Montana
Billings	KINV-LD	14.2
Kalispell	K26DD-D	26.8
Nebraska
Omaha	KOHA-LD	27.3
Nevada
Las Vegas	KLVD-LD	23.1
New Jersey
Atlantic City	W29FF-D	45.1
New York
Amityville	WPXU-LD	38.1
Ithaca–Syracuse	WNYI	52.1
New York City	WXNY-LD	32.1
Springville	WBBZ-TV	67.4
North Dakota
Bismarck	KXBK-LD	15.6
North Carolina
Charlotte	WDMC-LD	25.1	Started broadcasting in digital as of November 2012.^[2]
Raleigh	WACN-LD	27.1
	WDRN-LD	45.1
	WWIW-LD	66.1
Winston-Salem	WHWD-LD	21.1
Ohio
Cincinnati	WDYC-LD	36.1
Cleveland	WCDN-LD	53.1
Columbus	WGCT-CD	39.3
Dayton	WLWD-LD	20.1	Scheduled to move digital signal to channel 5 as part of FCC's spectrum reallocation process.^[3]
Toledo	WDTJ-LD	68.1
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City	KOCM	46.1
Tulsa	KTZT-CD	29.1
Oregon
Portland	KPXG-LD	42.1
Pennsylvania
Kingston	WRLD-LD	30.3
Philadelphia	WELL-LD	45.1
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	WPDN-LD	65.1	Former TBN translator from 1990 until sale to Daystar in 2010.
Puerto Rico
Ponce	WUSP-LD	25.1
Rhode Island
Providence	WMPX-LD	33.1
South Carolina
Columbia	WKDC-LD	50.1
Spartanburg/Greenville	WSQY-LD	51.1
Tennessee
Alexandria	WRTN-LD	6.1
Knoxville	WDTT-LD	24.1
Memphis	WDNM-LD	59.1
Nashville	WNPX-LD	24.1
Nashville	WNTU-LD	26.1
Texas
Austin	KADT-LD	16.1
Beaumont	KJYK-LD	19.5
Corpus Christi	KCCX-LD	24.3
Dallas–Fort Worth	KDTN	2.1	Daystar flagship station
Houston	KLTJ	22.1
Houston	KDHU-LD	50.1
McAllen	KRZG-CD	35.8
San Antonio	KQVE-LD	46.1
Tyler	KXXW-LD	13.2
Waco	KZCZ-LD	34.1
Utah
Logan	KUTF	12.1
Salt Lake City	KSUD-LD	33.1
Virginia
Chesapeake	WVAD-LD	25.1
Richmond	WRID-LD	48.1
Washington
Pullman	KQUP	24.1	As of August 2022, the station is currently silent
Spokane	KDYS-LD	32.1
Tacoma–Seattle	KWDK	56.1
Wisconsin
Green Bay	WGBD-LD	49.1
Madison	WMWD-LD	38.1
Milwaukee	WDMW-LD	65.1	Station transmits southwest of Waukesha with a northeast null and no coverage of Janesville

References

^ "Stations for Network - Daystar". RabbitEars.info.
^ "Charlotte, NC - OTA - Page 388 - AVS Forum - Home Theater Discussions And Reviews". www.avsforum.com. 15 March 2008.
^ "Displacement for LPTV Translator Application". Licensing and Management System. Federal Communications Commission. June 1, 2018. File Number: 0000054940. Retrieved June 22, 2018.