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KQDS to broadcast Milwaukee Bucks games in Duluth-Superior market

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KQDS FOX21 will broadcast Milwaukee Bucks games in the Duluth-Superior market during the 2026-27 NBA season under an agreement announced Thursday by the station and Coastal TV Broadcasting Group.

KQDS will carry Bucks regular-season games made available for local television distribution. Most games will air on KQDS 21.2, the station’s Antenna TV affiliate, with some games potentially simulcast on KQDS FOX21 21.1.

Antenna TV is available free over the air and through participating cable providers. Broadcasts will include the Bucks game telecast and available pregame, halftime and postgame programming.

“We are extremely excited to bring Milwaukee Bucks basketball to viewers across the Duluth-Superior market,” said Tom Baker, vice president and general manager of KQDS FOX21. “Live sports continue to bring communities together, and this partnership gives our viewers access to Bucks basketball throughout the season on local broadcast television. It is another example of our commitment to investing in programming that matters to the communities we serve.”

The Bucks’ regular season begins in October and continues through April. KQDS has not announced its broadcast schedule or which games could be simulcast on FOX21.

KQDS said it will release its Bucks television schedule and additional channel information before the season. The station, owned by Coastal TV Broadcasting Group LLC, serves the Duluth-Superior market with local news, weather, sports and Fox network programming.

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