The deal reunited the radio and TV stations, which became KLOE and KLOE-TV. The combination of the two stations was known very briefly as the High Plains Network, though by the fall, KAYS-TV, KLOE-TV, and KTVC all formed part of the Kansas Broadcasting System, originating at KTVH in Hutchinson.
The merger of the radio and TV stations resulted in KLOE and KLOE-TV, which were later combined as the High Plains Network. The combination of the two stations was known briefly as the Kansas Broadcasting System, with KAYS-TV, KLOE-TV, and KTVC all becoming part of it.