Editing KSDK (section)

===Other locally produced programming===
KSDK has had a long history of producing local programs, including the ''Wranglers Club'' with Texas Bruce (1950–1963), ''Corky's Colorama'' with Clif St. James playing Corky the [[Clown]] (1963–1980), ''Newsbeat'' hosted by Dick Ford and John Auble (1976–1984), and ''Midday A.M.'' (c. 1979–1986).

Since September 5, 1995, KSDK has aired ''Show Me St. Louis'', which highlights local entertainment and other (mostly family-oriented) attractions around the St. Louis area. The program usually broadcasts from the "Window on St. Louis", where local groups and organizations are allowed to bring signs to advertise their events, though it occasionally leaves the studio to broadcast from local attractions (such as the [[St. Louis Zoo]], [[Busch Stadium]], the [[Fox Theatre (St. Louis)|Fox Theatre]]) or from surrounding communities (such as [[Waterloo, Illinois]] and [[Florissant, Missouri|Florissant]]) that have uncommon or unknown attractions that may be of interest to viewers; these "Great Escapes" (as the segment within the show is titled) usually occur during summer months. The program is sponsored and has [[advertorial]] segments which are disclaimed to be from the advertisers which sponsor them, which are then disclaimed at the end of each episode. Another short advertorial feature, ''Simply Irresistible'' is carried in some prime time ad breaks.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.ksdk.com/error/404|title=404 Not Found &#124; ksdk.com|website=www.ksdk.com}}</ref>

During the 1980s, the syndicated daytime talk show ''[[Sally (1983 TV series)|Sally]]'' (hosted by [[Sally Jessy Raphael]]) originated from KSDK's studios ([[Multimedia Entertainment]], a subsidiary of former KSDK owner Multimedia, Inc., distributed the program nationally until the company's 1995 merger with Gannett, with the distribution rights held by [[NBCUniversal Syndication Studios|Universal Television Enterprises]] and then [[Universal Television|Studios USA]] Television until the show's 2002 cancellation).