SUN 7PM / off 90
Join us for the final episode of the season.
SUN 8PM / the thin man goes home (1945)
A comedy about Nick and Nora who visit Nick's hometown, and end up involved in a murder.
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President Trump’s budget proposal threatens federal funding for public television – which provides the foundation on which stations like KSMQ are able to provide strong local services.
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