Editing Bloomington, Minnesota (section)

===Television===
[[Comcast]] provides access to four Bloomington [[cable television]] stations for [[public, educational, and government access]] (PEG) programming. They include The Bloomington Channel 14, a comprehensive source of Bloomington information and programming. The [[government-access television]] (GATV) channel features City Council and school board meetings, a weekly news magazine show called "Bloomington Today", "Roll Call", a weekly update on public safety news produced by the Bloomington Police Department, arts events, and sports. Bloomington Educational Community Television (BEC-TV) highlights educational and school-based programs from the Bloomington's public and private schools. Programming on this channel includes [[Distance learning|educational-access television]] content, concerts, choir shows, graduations, and sporting events. Two student produced shows are also on BEC-TV. Tomorrow's Voices Today (TVT) is a teen news show that highlights the good things teens are doing around the city and talks about teen related issues. YRU-Up was a late night call-in [[Public-access television]] [[cable TV]] talk show, airing from 1991 to 2017. Skits for the show were produced by students and the show was live every Friday night (Sat. Morning) at 12:30am on TBC (Channel 14). A third channel, BCAT, (Bloomington Cable Access Television)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.bloomington.mn.us/cityhall/dept/commserv/commun/bcat/bcat.htm |title=BCAT: Bloomington Community Access Television &#124; City of Bloomington MN |publisher=City of Bloomington, MN |website=bloomingtonmn.gov |access-date=August 7, 2017}}</ref> is a Public-access channel that allows individuals and organizations to learn video production and create television shows. The schedules for these channels can be found on a channel called the B.R.A.I.N. The PEG channels are funded by [[Cable television franchise fee]]s collected in the city.