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On October 20, 2009, KTVK added This TV to its 3.2 digital subchannel. [92] This TV was dropped on April 13, 2015, and replaced with a 24/7 loop of local news—the former Arizona NewsChannel. On the same day, sister station KPHO's former 24/7 weather service, moved to KTVK's 3.3 digital subchannel. It was dropped from KPHO in favor of Cozi TV.
Arizona's Family Sports (AZFS) is a broadcast television network in Arizona, United States.It is owned by Gray Media as part of the Arizona's Family group of stations, based in Phoenix, alongside CBS affiliate KPHO-TV (channel 5) and independent station KTVK (channel 3).
3 24 KTVK: Independent: Comet on 3.2, Outlaw on 3.3, This TV on 3.4, Weather Now on 3.5 5 17 KPHO-TV: CBS: Cozi TV on 5.2, Dabl on 5.3, Shop LC on 5.4 Phoenix: Prescott: 7 7 KAZT-TV: The CW: MeTV on 7.2, HSN on 7.3, Charge! on 7.4, Independent on 7.5 Phoenix: 8 8 KAET: PBS: Arizona PBS Life on 8.2, World on 8.3, PBS Kids on 8.4, KBAQ-FM Radio ...
On March 1, 2009, KPHO-TV began sharing a news helicopter as part of an agreement with KTVK and KPNX. The helicopter was operated by Helicopters Inc. and known as "News Chopper 20", a combination of the channel numbers of the three stations—3, 5 and 12. [54] [55] [56] All four Phoenix television newsrooms shared a helicopter as of 2021. [57]
WJRT-TV: 12: 12: 2014–2021 [L] ABC affiliate owned by Allen Media Broadcasting [2] Springfield, MO: KSPR/KGHZ: 33: 19 [m] Defunct, license cancelled in 2017. [k] Helena, MT: KMTF 10: 29: 2014–2015: PBS member station, KUHM-TV, owned by Montana State University: KTVH-DT: 12: 12: 2014–2015: NBC affiliate owned by the E. W. Scripps Company ...
KNXV-TV is the ABC affiliate for Phoenix, Arizona, and its surrounding area, while KTVK is an independent news station. The two helicopters were broadcasting a police pursuit on live television when the collision occurred, at 12:46:18 p.m. MST. [7] Both aircraft came down in the Steele Indian School Park in central Phoenix.
The Arizona NewsChannel rebroadcast KTVK's local newscasts in a 24-hour format with the ability to cut in for breaking news. The service broadcast primarily on Cox Communications channel 82 (formerly 14) to the Phoenix Metro Area. [3] [4]
KASW was split from KTVK in 2014 as the result of KTVK's sale to the Meredith Corporation, owner of KPHO-TV. Scripps acquired it in 2019 and added local newscasts from KNXV. In 2023, Scripps flip-flopped the programming on KASW and KNXV's second subchannel , with KASW becoming an independent station and home to telecasts of the Arizona Coyotes ...