On Friday, June 12 at 9:30 a.m.,  KELO-TV will make the full transition from an analog signal to a digital signal. 

Because of the FCC's actions, KELO-TV will be the last of South Dakota's stations to make the full switch over from analog to digital TV.

"We tried to be flexible and let people go early if they wanted to, so long as somebody remained on like a night light, to allow those who were still on analog to have some programming," FCC Commissioner Jonathan Adelstein said.

And if you're one of our viewers still watching our broadcasts by antenna and you don't have a digital TV or converter box, KELOLAND News will help you make the transition in the coming week.

• On this Sunday's Inside KELOLAND, we'll hear more from the FCC commissioner on what the DTV switch means to our viewers.
• On Monday, we'll show you some of the many DTV resources that are available here at KELOLAND.com That includes DTV.gov; we'll show you how to use the new and improved website on Tuesday.
• On Wednesday, find out why your antenna plays a big role in getting good reception.
• Once your antenna is running smoothly, it'll be important to re-scan your TV for channels. We'll walk you through that on Thursday.
• Also on Thursday, on our EYE on KELOLAND we'll take a look back at how our KELO-TV's broadcasts have evolved over the years, and what technology may be over the horizon. 

KELOLAND News wants to be able to answer any of the questions you have in the mean time. Marketing Director Paul Farmer will answer some commonly asked questions throughout next week.

You can e-mail your questions using the link below.