Face the Nation: Local Listings

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Market: Station, Time

Abilene-Sweetwater: KTAB, 9:30am
Albany, GA: WSWG, 10:30am
Albany-Schenectedy-Troy: WRGB, 10:30am
Albuquerque-Santa Fe (Durango/Roswell): KRQE, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 2:12am on Monday
Alexandria, LA: NALB, 9:30am
Alpena, MI: WBKB, 10:30am
Amarillo, TX: KFDA, 9:30am
Anchorage, AK: KTVA, 7:30am
Atlanta, GA: WGCL, 10:30am
Augusta-Aiken: WRDW, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 11:00am on ERDW
Austin, TX: KEYE, 9:30am

Bakersfield, CA: KBAK, 8:30am and FTN #2 at 9am on UNV
Baltimore, MD: WJZ, 10:30am
Bangor, ME: WABI, 10:30am
Baton Rouge, LA: WAFB, 10:00am
Beaumont-Port Arthur: KFDM, 12:35am
Bend, OR: KBNZ-LD, 8:00am
Billings, MT: KTVQ, 8:30am
Biloxi-Gulfport, MS: ELOX, 9:30am
Binghamton, NY: WBNG, 10:30am
Birmingham (Ann and Tusc): WIAT, 9:30am, FTN # 2 at 1:30am on Monday
Bluefield-Beckley-Oak Hill (Lewisburg): WVNS, 10:30am
Boise, ID: KBOI, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 10:30am or 1:30am
Boston (Manchester): WBZ, 10:30am
Bowling Green, KY: ENKY, 9:30am
Buffalo, NY: WIVB, 10:30am
Burlington-Plattsburgh: WCAX, 10:30am
Butte-Bozeman: KXLF, 8:30am

Casper-Riverton (Lander/Rock Springs): KGWC, 8:30am
Cedar Rapids-Wtrlo-IWC & Dub: KGAN, 9:30am
Champaign&Sprngfld-Decatur: WCIA, 9:30am
Charleston, SC: WCSC, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 11:00am on WCSC-DT2
Charleston-Huntington: WOWK, 10:30am
Charlotte, NC: WBTV, 10:30am
Charlottesville: WCAV, 10:30am
Chattanooga, TN WDEF 10:30am and FTN #2 at 12:05am on Monday
Cheyenne-Scottsbluff: KGWN, 8:30am
Chicago: WBBM, 9:30am
Chico-Redding: KHSL, 8:30am
Cincinnati, OH: WKRC, 10:30am
Clarksburg-Weston: WDTV, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 11:35pm
Cleveland-Akron (Canton): WOIO, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 2:30am
Colorado Springs-Pueblo: KKTV, 8:30am
Columbia, SC: WLTX, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 1:05am on Monday
Columbia-Jefferson City: KRCG, 9:30am
Columbus, GA (Opelika, AL): WRBL, 10:30am
Columbus, OH: WBNS, 10:30am
Columbus-Tupelo-W Pnt-Hstn: WCBI, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 1:00am on Monday
Corpus Christi, TX: KZTV, 9:30am

Dallas, TX: KTVT, 9:30am
Davenport-R.Island-Moline: WHBF, 9:30am
Dayton, OH: WHIO, 10:30am
Denver, CO: KCNC, 9:30am and FTN#2 at 1:07am on Monday
Des Moines-Ames: KCCI, 9:30am
Detroit, MI: WWJ, 10:30am
Dothan, AL: WTVY, 9:30am
Duluth-Superior: KDLH, 9:30am

El Paso (Las Cruces): KDBC, 8:30am
Elmira (Corning): EENY, 10:30am
Erie, PA: WSEE, 10:30am
Eugene, OR (Coos Bay/Roseburg): KVAL, 8:30am
Eureka, CA: KVIQ, 8:30am and FTN#2 at 9am or 11:00pm
Evansville, IN: WEVV, 9:30am

Fairbanks, AK: K13XD, 7:30am
Fargo-Valley City: KXJB, 9:30am
Flint-Saginaw-Bay City: WNEM, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 2:05am on Monday
Fresno-Visilia: KGPE, 8:30am
Ft. Myers-Naples: WINK, 10:30am
Ft. Smith-Fay-Sprngdl-Rgrs: KFSM, 9:30am
Ft. Wayne, IN: WANE, 10:30am

Gainesville, FL: WGFL, 10:30am
Glendive, MT: KXGN, 8:30am
Grand Junction-Montrose (Glenwood Springs): KREX, 8:30am
Grand Rapids-Kalmzoo-B.Crk: WWMT, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 11:00am on EWMT
Great Falls, MT: KRTV, 8:30am
Green Bay-Appleton: WFRV, 9:30am
Greensboro-H.Point-W.Salem: WFMY, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 11:00am on WFMY-D2
Greenville-N.Bern-Washngton: WNCT, 10:30am
Greenvll-Spart-Ashvll-And: WSPA, 10:30am and FTN #2 on WCYW at 11:00am
Greenwood-Greenville: WXVT, 9:30am

Harlingen-Wslco-Brnsvl-McA, TX: KGBT, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 1:05am on Monday
Harrisburg-Lncstr-Leb-York, PA: WHP, 10:30am
Harrisonburg, VA: 10:30am
Hartford & New Haven, CT: WFSB, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 11:00am on EFSB
Hattiesburg-Laure, MSl: WHLT, 10:30am
Helena, MT: KXLH, 8:30am
Honolulu, HI: KGMB, 6:30am and FTN #2 at 4:30pm
Houston, TX: KHOU, 9:30am and FTN #2 on NHOU at 10:00am or on KHOU at 2:35am on Monday
Huntsville-Decatur, FL: WHNT, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 10:00am on EHNT or on WHNT at 2:05am on Monday

Idaho Fals-Pocatllo(Jcksn), ID: KIDK, 9:30am
Indianapolis, IN: WISH, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 11:00am on WNDY

Jackson, MS: WJTV, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 2:05am on Monday
Jackson, TN: GBBJ, 9:30 a.m.
Jacksonville, FL: WTEV, 10:30am
Johnstown-Altoona-St Colge, PA: WTAJ, 10:30am
Joplin-Pittsburg, KS: KOAM, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 11:00am or 1:05am on Monday
Juneau (Sitka/Ketchikan), AK: KXLJ-LD, 7:30am

Kansas City, MO: KCTV, 11:00pm
Knoxville, TN: WVLT, 10:30am

La Crosse-Eau Claire,WI: WKBT, 10:30am and FTN #2 on EKBT at 11:00am
Lafayette, IN: WLFI, 10:30am
Lafayette, LA: KLFY, 9:30am
Lansing, MI: WLNS, 10:30am
Laredo, TX: KVTV, 9:30am
Las Vegas, NV: KLAS, 8:30am
Lexington, KY (Hazard): WKYT, 10:30am and FTN #2 on EKYT at 11:00am
Lima, OH: EOHL, 10:30am
Lincoln & Hastings-Krny (Grand Island), NB: KOLN, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 10:00am or 1:35am
Little Rock-Pine Bluff, AR: KTHV, 9:30am and FTN #2 on KTHV-D2 at 10:00am
Los Angeles, CA: KCBS, 8:00am
Louisville, KY: WLKY, 10:30am
Lubbock, TX: KLBK, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 1:35am on Monday

Macon, GA: WMAZ, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 11:30am
Madison, WI: WISC, 9:30am
Mankato, MN: KEYC, 10:30am
Medford-Klamath Falls, OR: KTVL, 8:30am
Memphis, TN: WREG, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 2:07am on Monday
Meridian, MS: WMDN, 9:30am
Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL: WFOR, 10:30am
Milwaukee, WI: WDJT, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 10:35pm
Minneapolis-St. Paul (Alexandria/Walker), MN: WCCO, 9:30am
Minot-Bsmrck-Dcknsn(Wlstn), ND: KXMC/KXMB/KXMD, 9:30am
Minot-Bsmrck-Dcknsn(Wlstn), ND: KXMA, 8:30am
Missoula, MT (Kalispell): KPAX, 8:30am
Mobile-Pensacola (Ft Walt): WKRG, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 2:30am on Monday
Monroe-El Dorado: KNOE, 9:30am
Monterey-Salinas: KION, 8:30am
Montgomery-Selma: WAKA, 9:30am
Myrtle Beach-Florence: WBTW, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 1:30am Monday

Nashville, TN: WTVF, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 10:00am on ETVF (note, ETVF is Comcast channel 250, news channel 5+)
New Orleans, LA: WWL, 9:30am
New York, NY: WCBS, 10:30am
Norfolk-Portsmth-Newpt Nws: WTKR, 10:30am and FTN#2 at 2:35am on Monday

Odessa-Midland: KOSA, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 5pm
Oklahoma City, OK: KWTV, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 10:00am on Sunday on NWTV or 2:00am on Monday on KWTV
Omaha, NE: KMTV, 9:30am
Orlando-Daytona Bch-Melbrn: WKMG, 10:30am
Ottumwa-Kirksville: NTVO, 9:30am

Paducah-Cape Girard-Harsbg: KFVS, 9:30am
Palm Springs: KPSP-CD, 8:30am
Panama City, FL: WECP-LD at 9:30am
Parkersburg: WIYE-LP at 10:30am
Peoria-Bloomington: WMBD, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 1:05am on Monday
Philadelphia, PA: KYW, 10:30am
Phoenix (Prescott): KPHO, 8:30am and FTN #2 at 2:35am on Monday
Pittsburgh, PA: KDKA, 10:30am
Portland, OR: KOIN, 8:30am and FTN #2 at 9:00am or 2:05am
Portland-Auburn: WGME, 10:30am
Presque Isle, ME: WAGM, 10:30am
Providence-New Bedford: WPRI, 10:30am and FTN #2 on ENAC at 11:00am

Quincy-Hannibal-Keokuk: KHQA, 9:30am

Raleigh-Durham (Fayetvlle): WRAL, 10:30am
Rapid City: KCLO-S at 8:30am and FTN #2 at 12:00am
Reno, NV: KTVN, 8:30am
Richmond-Petersburg: WTVR, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 11:35pm
Roanoke-Lynchburg: WDBJ, 10:30am
Rochester, NY: WROC, 11:00am
Rochestr-Mason City-Austin: KIMT, 9:30am
Rockford, IL: WIFR, 9:30am and FTN #2 on EIFR at 10:00am

Sacramento-Stkton-Modesto: KOVR, 8:00am
Salisbury, MD: WBOC, 10:30am
Salt Lake City, UT: KUTV, 9:30am and FTN #2 on KUTV-D2 (KMYU) at 10:00am
San Angelo, TX: KLST, 9:30am
San Antonio, TX: KENS, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 2:05am on Monday
San Diego, CA: KFMB, 8:30am and FTN #2 at 2:05am on Monday
San Francisco-Oak-San Jose: KPIX, 8:30am
SantaBarbra-SanMar-SanLuOb: KCOY, 8:30am
Savannah, GA: WTOC, 10:30am
Seattle-Tacoma: KIRO, 8:30am and FTN #2 on NIRO at 9:00am or on KIRO at 12:05am on Monday
Sherman-Ada: KXII, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 2:05am on Monday
Shreveport, LA: KSLA, 10:30am
Sioux City, IA: KMEG, 9:30am
Sioux Falls(Mitchell) (Florence/Reliance): KELO, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 1:00am on Monday
South Bend-Elkhart: WSBT, 10:30am and FTN #2 on SBT2 at 11:00 am
Spokane, WA: KREM, 8:30am and FTN #2 at 2:05am
Springfield, MO: KOLR, 9:30am and FTN #2 at 2:30am on Monday
Springfield-Holyoke: WSHM-LD, 10:30am
St. Louis, MO: KMOV, 9:30am
Syracuse, NY: WTVH, 10:30am

Tallahassee-Thomasville: WCTV, 10:30am
Tampa-St. Pete (Sarasota): WTSP, 10:30am
Terre Haute, IN: WTHI, 10:30am
Toledo, OH: WTOL, 10:30am
Topeka, KS: WIBW, 9:30am
Traverse City-Cadillac (Sault Ste. Marie): 11:30am
Tri-Cities, TN-VA (Johnson City): WJHL, 10:30am
Tucson (Sierra Vista): KOLD, 9:30am
Tulsa, OK: KOTV, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 2:30am on Monday
Twin Falls, ID: KMVT, 8:30am
Tyler-Longview(Lfkn&Ncgd): KYTX, 9:30am

Victoria, TX: KXTS-LD, 9:30am

Waco-Temple-Bryan: KWTX, 10:30am
Waco-Temple-Bryan: KBTX, 9:30am
Washington, DC (Hagrstwn): WUSA, 10:30am
Wausau-Rhinelander: WSAW, 11:05pm
Watertown, NY: WWNY, 10:30am
Wausau-Rhinelander: WSAW, 12:05am
West Palm Beach-Ft. Pierce: WPEC, 10:30am
Wheeling-Steubenville: WTRF, 10:30am
Wichita Falls & Lawton: KAUZ, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 12:05am on Monday
Wichita-Hutchinson Plus(Ensign/Goodland/Hays): KWCH, 9:30am and FTN #2 on KSCW at 10:00am
Wilkes Barre-Scranton-Hztn: WYOU, 10:30am
Wilmington, NC: WILM-LD, 10:30am

Yakima-Pasco-Rchlnd-Knnwck (Lewiston, ID): KIMA, 8:30am
Youngstown, OH: WKBN, 10:30am and FTN #2 at 3:35am on Monday
Yuma-El Centro: KSWT, 8:30am and FTN #2 at 1:30am on Monday

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by ftn730am September 27, 2012 9:49 PM EDT: CBS should allow stations in California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington to air Face the Nation at 7:30am PT so the entire hour can be aired. When these CBS stations air Face the Nation at 8:30am PT, the NFL Today will preempt Face the Nation page 2 at 9am PT.; Reply to this comment


by circus2 September 11, 2012 5:26 PM EDT: I hope we can soon get Face the Nation for the full hour.
I watch KOLR 10, Springfield Missouri; Reply to this comment


by seasaltchap1 May 27, 2012 1:07 PM EDT: It is important for viewers to gather as many views and comments as possible, to form an educated opinion.

As part of CBS's contribution to the public wheal, in this an election year, local timetables and schedules should be arranged by consensus with local network stations.

I have raised this with KPHO - Phoenix, and they only see the issue as competing for audience. With respect, this policy cannot be for the public good.

Phoenix, AZ; Reply to this comment


by TMACK53128 March 11, 2012 12:12 PM EDT: This morning, Sunday, March 11, 2012, during Face the Nation's interview with Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich, Bob Schieffer asked Mr. Gingrich what he would do as US President about the US soldier who went on a shooting rampage in Afghanistan killing several Afghani civilians. I believe that allowing the American public to first hear the strategy for addressing this incident from our current US President, President Obama, would certainly have been more news worthy and also more respectful to President Obama.; Reply to this comment


by nancybuff February 28, 2012 10:54 AM EST: I disagree with the assumption farmers need no college education. Farmers might well benefit from college education. My father had taught the upper grades of a two-room country school seven years when he decided he preferred the independence of farming. His eduction enriched his life. Later in life some referred to him as the farmer philosopher. On a practical level many farmers have benefited from short (or even four-year degree) courses in agriculture from Michigan State and similar institutions.; Reply to this comment


by sgruhlke December 20, 2011 11:24 PM EST: Sent my those on vacation in DC from South Dakota

I hope that you are still in Washington and ready to work on the Tax Breaks and Medicare payments, and Unemployment issues for more than 2 months. Any Senator or representatives that needs a month Christmas Break does not need to be reelected. I am middle income between $50,000 and $100,000 per year family income. With social Security move to insolvency I would have rather not received the tax cut to social security as this is needed to be put back in a "lock box that you can not touch. Had this been done years ago we would not be in the problems we are currently in. I was glad that Sadam, and Kim Jung are gone however this country is moving towards a dictator ship when 40 men in DC can decide the fate of the country. This nation was founded on "Of the People, By the People, and For the People", not "Of 40, BY 40, For 40". I have voted for both sides of the isle and feel that the isle should be removed and our senators and representatives should be faced to sit in a circle, which represents the direction that you all seem to be going. Maybe we should play musical chairs and let the last man or woman standing leave until all of you are gone. I am no longer a democrat or republican but want to start a new party called "NO INCUMBENTS" WITH A 6 YEAR TIME LIMIT" FOR BOTH HOUSES. Joe the plumber if he has common sense is one of the people who would get my vote.

Steve Gruhlke
Sioux Falls, SD
605-351-1356; Reply to this comment


by LynMcCarty December 11, 2011 11:27 AM EST: I am nor so much responding to this item but, generally, want to express my appreciation of the fact that your announcement today was that Face the Nation will expand to a one hour show and keep the same format. I was worried that you might be announcing your retirement. As long as you can do it, you are tops in your role and business. Please stick with it. We watch every Sunday. Thank you for your integrity and style. You hold guests accountable while giving them the respect that they deserve. It is a difficult balance. You are the best!; Reply to this comment


by Bob_E_Evans November 20, 2011 2:18 PM EST: It was an extremely unprofessional interview of Ron Paul this morning. I would expect more from a newsman like Schieffer. Shame on you. It only adds credence to the claim that Ron Paul is treated very poorly by the press. You have lost a viewer Schieffer because of obvious bias. I want my news to be presented without manipulation by the interviewer.; Reply to this comment


by PCS61 November 20, 2011 11:04 AM EST: We just watched Face the Nation's Bob Shieffer interview Ron Paul. He was rude and condescending. After Ron Paul answered specific questions, he then inaccurately paraphrased what Ron Paul had just said adding his own editorial bias. He was manipulating Ron Paul's words. A very disappointing interview. It was very clear that he does not care for Ron Paul. We have noticed in several other interviews that he has conducted, that he often editorializing. We are not interested in his opinion, we are interested in the opinion of the person he is interviewing.; Reply to this comment


by woodmaryland October 30, 2011 3:43 PM EDT: Face the Nation's Bob Schieffer disgraceful performance this morning with his personal attack on his guest Herman Cain certainly shows his disrespect for fair journalism and his bias against Republicans. CBS, as liberal as they obviously are should not permit such shameful presentations.
It has certainly destroyed any credibility for Mr. Schieffer, the program and CBS itself.; Reply to this comment