CBS affiliate in Salt Lake City
For the television station in K?chi, Japan, see
TV Kochi
.
KUTV
(channel 2) is a
television station
in
Salt Lake City, Utah
, United States, affiliated with
CBS
. It is owned by
Sinclair Broadcast Group
alongside
independent station
KJZZ-TV
(channel 14) and
St. George
?licensed
MyNetworkTV
affiliate
KMYU
(channel 12, formerly solely a
satellite station
of KUTV from its 1999 sign-on to 2008). The stations share studios on South Main Street in
downtown Salt Lake City
; KUTV's transmitter is located on
Farnsworth Peak
in the
Oquirrh Mountains
, southwest of Salt Lake City.
KUTV's programming is relayed on KMYU's second
digital subchannel
(
VHF
digital channel 12.2, also mapped to 2.1) in
high definition
to serve the southern portion of the Salt Lake City market not covered by the KUTV broadcast signal; the station also has a large
network of broadcast translators
that extend its over-the-air coverage throughout Utah as well as portions of
Nevada
and
Wyoming
.
History
[
edit
]
Early history
[
edit
]
The station first signed on the air on September 10, 1954, originally operating as an
ABC
affiliate. The original co-owners were Frank C. Carman & Associates and
The Salt Lake Tribune
, owned by the Kearns-Tribune Corporation. The station originally broadcast from studios located on Social Hall Avenue in downtown Salt Lake City. The deal was spearheaded by
Tribune
publisher
John F. Fitzpatrick
after his experience with two successful investments in local radio, including
KSL radio
(1160 AM) and KALL (910 AM, now
KWDZ
). In 1956, the Carman group sold its interest in the station to A.L. Glasman for the
Ogden Standard-Examiner
and his son-in-law and daughter, George and Gene Hatch. In the reorganization, the Kearns-Tribune Corporation retained a 35% ownership interest until 1970.
[2]
In 1960, KUTV became the market's
NBC
affiliate, trading affiliations with KCPX-TV (channel 4, now
KTVX
), which joined ABC. In 1979, the station relocated its studio facilities to a new building located at 2185 South 3600 West in
West Valley City
.
In August 1994, NBC bought majority control (88%) of KUTV from VS&A Communications Partners (who had purchased majority control of the station in February 1993, leaving the Hatch's with a 12% stake),
[3]
[4]
making it the second network
owned-and-operated station
in Utah (
Fox
had earlier purchased
KSTU
, channel 13, in 1990, and retained ownership of that station until 2008).
Switch to CBS
[
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]
In November 1994, KUTV signed an affiliation deal with
CBS
as part of a complex deal resulting from
Westinghouse Broadcasting
(Group W)'s affiliation deal with the network which renewed CBS' affiliations with two Group W-owned stations and caused
three
other
stations
to switch to that network. CBS traded its longtime O&O in
Philadelphia
,
WCAU-TV
, to NBC in exchange for
KCNC-TV
in
Denver
, with KUTV added to the deal as compensation. NBC-owned
WTVJ
and CBS-owned WCIX (which became
WFOR-TV
upon the swap) also traded transmitter facilities in
Miami
as part of the deal. CBS then sold controlling interest in KUTV to Group W. NBC initially wanted to return to KTVX, but ultimately signed with
KSL-TV
(channel 5); the deal officially took effect on September 10, 1995. KUTV subsequently became a CBS owned-and-operated station when Group W's parent company,
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
, merged with CBS in late 1995. It is one of the few stations in the country to have been affiliated with all three heritage broadcast television networks, and one of a small number to have been an owned-and-operated station of two different networks. At the time, KUTV retained one NBC program:
Saturday Night Live
, which remained in its Saturday 10:30 p.m. timeslot for five more months after the switch, before it moved to KUWB (channel 30, now
KUCW
) in February 1996. Under CBS ownership, KUTV was one of five CBS-O&O stations that did not incorporate the CBS name into its branding, given the fact it was branded as "2News" as opposed to "CBS 2".
In 2003, the station moved from its longtime studio facilities in West Valley City to a street-side studio at 299 Main Street in downtown Salt Lake's
Wells Fargo Center
. The move was financed in part by the Salt Lake City Redevelopment Agency, in the form of $1.2 million in interest free loans. KUTV's newscasts overlook the street, and many segments take advantage of outdoor camera positions. The nearby
Gallivan Center
is also featured in some KUTV programs.
On February 7, 2007, CBS Corporation sold seven of its smaller-market O&O stations, including KUTV and KUSG (now KMYU), to
private equity firm
Cerberus Capital Management
for $185 million. Cerberus then formed a new holding company for the stations,
Four Points Media Group
, which took over their operations under
local marketing agreements
in late June 2007. The
Federal Communications Commission
approved the sale in mid-November 2007, and the deal was finalized on January 10, 2008.
On November 26, 2007, KUTV began hubbing master control operations for its then-
sister station
,
CW
affiliate
WLWC
in
Providence
, which was also sold as part of the Four Points deal. On February 25, 2008, KUTV added three stations in
West Palm Beach, Florida
(
WTVX
,
WTCN-CA
and
WWHB-CA
), to this operation. On March 20, 2009,
Nexstar Broadcasting Group
took over the management of all of the Four Points stations, including KUTV, under a three-year outsourcing agreement.
[5]
On September 8, 2011, Cerberus Capital Management announced the sale of the entire Four Points station group to the
Sinclair Broadcast Group
for $200 million.
[6]
In October, Sinclair began managing the stations, including KUTV, under local marketing agreements following antitrust approval.
[7]
The deal was completed on January 1, 2012.
[8]
However, the Four Points station websites remained operated by Nexstar's interactive unit until early February 2012 when they were migrated to Sinclair's in-house digital interactive platform (Nexstar would subsequently purchase KTVX and KUCW from
Newport Television
in August 2012).
On May 8, 2017, Sinclair entered into an agreement to acquire
Tribune Media
?owner of Fox affiliate KSTU?for $3.9 billion, plus the assumption of $2.7 billion in Tribune-held debt.
[9]
[10]
As Sinclair already owned KUTV, KJZZ-TV, and KMYU in the market, the company offered to sell KSTU back to
Fox Television Stations
as part of a $910 million deal;
[11]
Howard Stirk Holdings
concurrently agreed to purchase KMYU.
[12]
The merger was terminated on August 9, 2018, by Tribune Media, nullifying both transactions;
[13]
this followed a public rejection of the deal by FCC chairman
Ajit Pai
and vote by the commission to designate it for hearing by an administrative law judge, which was seen as a death knell for the proposed transaction.
[14]
[15]
News operation
[
edit
]
KUTV presently broadcasts 33 hours, 50 minutes of locally produced newscasts each week (with 6 hours, 50 minutes each weekday and
1
+
1
⁄
2
hours each on Saturdays and Sundays).
Following its sign-on, KUTV became the leading news station in Utah, in part owing to its roots with the
Salt Lake Tribune
. It lost the #1 position to KSL-TV in 1965 and spent most of the next 45 years as a solid, if usually distant, runner-up to channel 5. It began to decrease KSL-TV's ratings lead after CBS bought the station, culminating with its first-place finish in most timeslots during the November 2010 ratings period. For the February 2011 sweeps period, KUTV even unseated KSL-TV at 10 p.m., resulting in KUTV sweeping all of the news time periods for the first time in its history. May 2011 found KUTV dominating all newscast timeslots in total viewers. KUTV's run at the top was short-lived: In the November 2011 sweeps, KUTV slipped back to second place in most newscasts behind KSL-TV. However, for the February 2012 sweeps period, KUTV regained the lead in households in all newscast timeslots, except at 6 p.m.
[16]
From 2007 to 2009, KUTV produced a half-hour early evening newscast for sister station WTVX in West Palm Beach, Florida, titled
CW West Palm News at 6:30
. The program was anchored by members of KUTV's on-air staff and was broadcast from a separate studio; WTVX added material from two local reporters.
[17]
On April 19, 2008, beginning with its 5:30 p.m. newscast, KUTV became the first television station in the Salt Lake City market to begin broadcasting its local newscasts in
high definition
. On June 7, 2009, the station abruptly canceled its weekend morning newscasts; this was followed the next day by the cancellation of the newscast that the station produced for WTVX; as with many newscast cuts at that time, it was likely due to the
Great Recession
, while WTVX's newscast was stunted by low ratings.
In August 2009, KUTV opted not to renew its lease for its news helicopter as a cost-saving measure, but continues to rent helicopters on an 'as needed' basis. The station also utilized "Chopper 2", a
Harley-Davidson
chopper
motorcycle with a sidecar that is converted into a swiveling camera mount and seat for a camera operator for use in covering traffic accidents, weather reports, and parades.
[18]
Weekend morning newscasts returned to the station in September 2012, while its weekday morning newscast was also expanded a half-hour early to 4:30 a.m. On September 9, 2014, KUTV moved the 4 p.m. newscast to 3 p.m., retaining the hour-long format and bringing Utah's even earlier newscast.
[19]
Notable former on-air staff
[
edit
]
Technical information
[
edit
]
Subchannels
[
edit
]
The station's signal is
multiplexed
. KMYU's simulcast of KUTV's schedule maps to
virtual channel
2:
Simulcast of subchannels of another station
On April 6, 2009, KUTV began carrying
This TV
on its second
digital subchannel
.
[23]
On September 20, 2010, both KMYU and KUTV-DT2 added programming from
MyNetworkTV
, which brought over-the-air programming from that service back to Salt Lake City proper for the first time since
KJZZ-TV
(channel 14) became an independent station in 2008 (former MyNetworkTV affiliate
KCSG
(channel 14)'s over-the-air signal does not reach Salt Lake City, and thus that station has been carried only on cable). On
January 1
, 2015, KSL-TV took over as the Salt Lake City affiliate of This TV, and KMYU/KUTV-DT2 began to program traditional syndicated programming outside of MyNetworkTV hours.
Analog-to-digital conversion
[
edit
]
KUTV shut down its analog signal, over
VHF
channel 2, on June 12, 2009, as part of the
federally mandated transition from analog to digital television
.
[24]
The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition
UHF
channel 34,
[25]
using virtual channel 2.
Translators
[
edit
]
KUTV is additionally rebroadcast over a network of
low-power
digital
translator stations
:
[22]
- Kanarraville, etc.
: K02KN-D
- Cedar Canyon
: K05NG-D
- Helper
: K07AAA-D
- Roosevelt
, etc.: K07AAB-D
- Long Valley Junction
: K07ZT-D
- Sigurd
?
Salina
: K07ZV-D
- Marysvale
: K07ZW-D
- Woodland
?
Kamas
: K07ZX-D
- East Price
: K07ZZ-D
- Hildale
, etc.: K08PC-D
- Blanding
?
Monticello
: K08PY-D
- Aurora
, etc.: K08QA-D
- Cedar City
: K09CJ-D
- Ruth, NV
: K09DW-D
- Ely
?
McGill, NV
: K09EA-D
- Lund
?
Preston, NV
: K10BU-D
- Santa Clara
: K10RP-D
- Toquerville
: K11VY-D
- Eureka, NV
: K14OB-D
- Wanship
: K14QS-D
- Rural
Sevier County
: K14QY-D
- Teasdale
?
Torrey
: K14RA-D
- Richfield
, etc.: K14RC-D
- Koosharem
: K14RD-D
- Panguitch
: K14RE-D
- Henrieville
: K14RH-D
- Nephi
: K14RI-D
- Samak
: K14RL-D
- Laketown
, etc.: K14RM-D
- Fruitland
: K14RT-D
- Park City
: K15FL-D
- Hatch
: K15HE-D
- Mount Pleasant
: K15HG-D
- Green River
: K15HH-D
- Coalville
: K15KQ-D
- Garfield
, etc.: K15KS-D
- Orangeville
: K15LQ-D
- Mayfield
: K16HV-D
- Utahn
: K18JU-D
- Wendover
: K18KC-D
- Enterprise
: K18MC-D
- Bluff
& area: K18MQ-D
- Montezuma Creek
?
Aneth
: K18MR-D
- Circleville
: K19GM-D
- Virgin
: K19HQ-D
- Mexican Hat
, etc.: K19IG-D
- Orderville
: K19KQ-D
- Leamington
: K19MA-D
- Summit County
: K20ND-D
- Beaver
, etc.: K22FS-D
- Navajo Mountain School
, etc.: K22IE-D
- Oljeto
: K22IF-D
- Spring Glen
: K22JZ-D
- Scipio
?
Holden
: K22NC-D
- Kanarraville
: K24MY-D
- Huntsville
, etc.: K25IX-D
- Cortez, CO
: K25QS-D
- Fishlake Resort: K26NV-D
- Kanab
: K26NY-D
- Beryl
?
Modena
?
Newcastle
: K27GB-D
- Manti
, etc.: K28JN-D
- Hanksville
: K28OK-D
- Escalante
: K28OM-D
- Preston, ID
: K29EY-D
- Vernal
, etc.: K29LB-D
- Morgan
, etc.: K30JB-D
- Fountain
: K30KK-D
- Duchesne
: K30LF-D
- Manila
, etc.: K30LY-D
- Capitol Reef National Park
: K30ON-D
- Caineville
: K30OO-D
- Fremont
: K30OQ-D
- Tropic
?
Cannonville
: K30OT-D
- Montpelier, ID
: K31CI-D
- Hanna
, etc.: K31JB-D
- Boulder
: K31JF-D
- Scofield
: K31JN-D
- Rockville
: K31JX-D
- LeChee, etc., AZ
: K31KS-D
- Spring Glen
, etc.: K31MC-D
- Rural
Garfield County
: K31NP-D
- Henefer
, etc.: K31OD-D
- Delta
, etc.: K31OJ-D
- Beaver
, etc.: K31OK-D
- Parowan
?
Enoch
, etc.: K32AG-D
- Ely, NV
: K32CJ-D
- Alton
: K32LZ-D
- Peoa
?
Oakley
: K33JG-D
- Clear Creek
: K34KP-D
- Logan
: K34OI-D
- Heber
?
Midway
: K35EW-D
- Antimony
: K35NJ-D
- Randolph
?
Woodruff
: K35NN-D
- Garrison
, etc.: K36IR-D
- Fillmore
, etc.: K36KI-D
- Emery
: K36PC-D
- Green River
: K36PD-D
- Ferron
: K36PF-D
- Huntington
: K36PG-D
References
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edit
]
- ^
"Facility Technical Data for KUTV"
.
Licensing and Management System
.
Federal Communications Commission
.
- ^
O. N. Malmquist, The First 100 Years: A History of the Salt Lake Tribune, Utah State Historical Society, 1971, pp 388-390
- ^
Oberbeck, Steven (August 17, 1994).
"Hatch Family Associate to Lead KUTV Transition"
.
The Salt Lake Tribune
. p. 17
. Retrieved
August 1,
2021
.
- ^
Pierce, Scott D.
NBC buys 88% interest in S.L. Television Affiliate.
Deseret News
(August 16, 1994).
- ^
"KUTV Channel 2 under new management - Salt Lake Tribune"
. Archived from
the original
on April 7, 2009
. Retrieved
March 26,
2009
.
- ^
"Sinclair Grabs Four Points Stations for $200 Mil,"
from
Broadcasting & Cable
, August 9, 2011
- ^
Sinclair Buys Four Points Media For $200M
,
TVNewsCheck
, September 8, 2011.
- ^
"Sinclair Closes Four Points Media Acquisition"
.
TVNewsCheck
. January 3, 2012
. Retrieved
January 3,
2012
.
- ^
Battaglio, Stephen (May 8, 2017).
"Sinclair Broadcast Group to buy Tribune Media for $3.9 billion plus debt"
.
Los Angeles Times
.
Archived
from the original on June 6, 2017
. Retrieved
June 6,
2017
.
- ^
Baker, Liana; Toonkel, Jessica (May 7, 2017).
"Sinclair Broadcast nears deal for Tribune Media"
.
Reuters
.
Archived
from the original on June 6, 2017
. Retrieved
June 6,
2017
.
- ^
Hayes, Dade (May 9, 2018).
"21st Century Fox Buys Seven Local TV Stations From Sinclair For $910 Million"
.
Deadline Hollywood
.
Penske Media Corporation
.
Archived
from the original on May 14, 2018
. Retrieved
May 9,
2018
.
- ^
Jessell, Harry A. (April 24, 2018).
"Sinclair Spins Off 23 TVs To Grease Trib Deal"
.
TVNewsCheck
.
Archived
from the original on April 25, 2018
. Retrieved
April 24,
2018
.
- ^
Miller, Mark K. (August 9, 2018).
"Tribune Kills Sinclair Merger, Files Suit"
.
TVNewsCheck
. NewsCheck Media.
Archived
from the original on March 29, 2022
. Retrieved
August 9,
2018
.
- ^
Hart, Benjamin (July 16, 2018).
"FCC Throws Wrench Into Sinclair Media Megadeal"
.
New York
. New York Media, LLC.
Archived
from the original on July 17, 2018
. Retrieved
August 9,
2018
.
- ^
Neidig, Harper (July 16, 2018).
"FCC chair rejects Sinclair-Tribune merger"
.
The Hill
. Capitol Hill Publishing Corp.
Archived
from the original on July 16, 2018
. Retrieved
August 9,
2018
.
- ^
"Utah TV viewers continue to abandon KSL Ch. 5"
.
Salt Lake Tribune
.
Salt Lake City
. March 3, 2013
. Retrieved
May 8,
2013
.
- ^
TV News
Archived
January 29, 2009, at the
Wayback Machine
- ^
"KUTV takes news helicopter out of service - Salt Lake Tribune"
.
www.sltrib.com
. Archived from
the original
on August 21, 2009.
- ^
KUTV will be on even earlier for News in Utah… at 3:00 p.m.
The Changing Newscasts Blog
, September 7, 2014.
- ^
"Ric Romero bio"
.
KABC-TV
. Archived from
the original
on August 23, 2011
. Retrieved
March 12,
2013
.
- ^
"John Stehr bio"
. Archived from
the original
on October 17, 2016
. Retrieved
March 12,
2013
.
- ^
a
b
"RabbitEars.Info"
.
rabbitears.info
. Retrieved
May 6,
2023
.
- ^
"This TV on Channel 2.2"
. Retrieved
May 6,
2023
.
- ^
List of Digital Full-Power Stations
Archived
August 29, 2013, at the
Wayback Machine
- ^
"Archived copy"
. Archived from
the original
on July 29, 2013
. Retrieved
February 10,
2009
.
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External links
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Salt Lake City
| Full-power
|
- KUTV
(2.1
CBS
,
2.2
MNTV
, 2.3
Comet
, 2.4
Charge!
)
- KTVX
(4.1
ABC
, 4.2
MeTV
, 4.3
REW
, 4.4
Nest
)
- KSL-TV
(5.1
NBC
, 5.2
Cozi
, 5.3
This
)
- KUED
(7.1
PBS
, 7.2
World
, 7.3
Kids
, 7.4
Create
)
- KUEN
(9.1
UEN
, 9.2 Local, 9.3
FNX
, 9.4
NHK
, 9.91
KUER-FM
(audio)
)
- KBYU-TV
(11.1
BYUtv
, 11.2
BYU Radio
(audio)
, 11.3
KBYU-FM
(audio)
)
- KSTU
(13.1
Fox
, 13.2
ANT
, 13.3
Court
, 13.4
QVC#QVc2
, 13.5
QVC
, 13.6
HSN
)
- KJZZ-TV
(14.1
Ind.
, 14.3
TBD
, 14.5
Dabl
)
- KUPX-TV
(16.1
Ind.
, 16.2
Grit
, 16.3
Laff
, 16.4
Ion
, 16.5
Defy
, 16.6
Scripps News
, 16.7
JTV
, 16.8
HSN
, 16.9
HSN2
)
- KTMW
(20.1
TMD
, 20.2
TXO
, 20.3
Grio
, 20.4
LX
)
- KPNZ
(24.1
TCT
, 24.3
Sonlife
, 24.4
LC
, 24.5
Buzzr
, 24.6
Infomercials
, 24.7
Heartland
)
- KUCW
(30.1
CW
, 30.2
Mystery
, 30.3
Quest
, 30.4
LC
)
- KUTH-DT
(32.1
UNI
, 32.2
UniMas
, 32.3
Get
, 32.4
Quest
, 32.5
Crime
, 32.6
Nuestra Vision
(soon)
)
|
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Low-power
|
- KCSG-LD
(8.1/.4
Blank
, 8.2
Catchy
, 8.3
Start
, 8.4
H&I
, 8.5
MeTV+
)
- KULX-CD
(10.1
TMD
, 10.2
TXO
, 10.3
Grio
, 10.4
LX
)
- KUTB-LD (18.1
Ind.
, 18.2 Walk, 18.3
3ABN
, 18.4
RTV
)
- KPDR-LD (19.1
YTA
, 19.2 Right Now TV, 19.3
HSN2
, 19.4
JTV
, 19.5 Fun Roads, 19.6
Ads
, 19.7 BizTV, 19.7
Ace
)
- KBTU-LD
(23.1
Vision Latina
, 23.2
SBN
, 23.3
NTD
, 23.4
QVC
, 23.5
beIN Sports
, 23.6
Shop LC
, 23.7
Buzzr
)
- KSVN-CD
(25.1
NewsNet
, 25.2 Sports News Highlights, 25.3
ShopHQ
, 25.4
Estrella
)
- KSUD-LD
(33.1
Daystar
)
- K39JS-D
(39.1
Nuestra
)
- W43JV
(43.1
3ABN
, 43.2
Proclaim!
, 43.3
Dare to Dream
, 43.4
3ABN Latino
, 43.5
3ABN Radio
, 43.6
Radio Latino
, 43.7
Radio 74
)
- KULX-CD
(50.1
TMD
, 50.2
TXO
, 50.3
Grio
, 50.4
LX
)
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Outlying areas
| Elko, NV
| |
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Logan, UT
|
- K08QL-D
(8.1
H&I
, 8.2
Catchy
, 8.3
Start
)
- KULU-LD
(10.1
TMD
, 10.2
TXO
, 10.3
Grit
, 10.4
Laff
, 10.5
Grio
, 10.6
LATV
)
- KUTF
(12.1
Daystar
)
- KUTO-LD (15.1
PBJ
, 15.2
FAM
, 15.3
RTV
, 15.4
Blank
)
- K24KV-D
(24.1
IBN
)
- KCVB-CD
(26.1
Ind.
)
- K36PL-D
(45.1
Outside
)
|
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Richfield, UT
|
- K36IK-D
(6.1
RTV
, 6.2
Ind.
)
- KKTA-LD (8.1
Ind.
, 8.2 Local, 8.3
Grit
)
- KUES
(19.1
PBS
, 19.2
World
, 19.3
Kids
, 19.4
Create
)
- K24NA-D
(24.1
Newsmax2
, 24.2 Sports, 24.3
Kids
, 24.4 DeeTV, 24.5 MAV TV, 24.5
Movies!
)
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Rock Springs, WY
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St. George, UT
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Other
|
- KIDK 3
(
Dabl
,
Idaho Falls
)
- KBYU-TV 11
(
BYUtv
,
Provo, UT
)
- KUTF 12
(
Daystar
,
Logan, UT
)
- KJZZ-TV 14
ATSC 3.0
(
Ind.
,
Salt Lake City, UT
)
- KPIF 15
(
MeTV
,
Pocatello
)
- KUPX-TV 16
(
Ind.
,
Provo, UT
)
- K17ED-D 17
(
3ABN
,
Payette
)
- KCLP-CA 18
(
Rel.
,
Boise
)
- KTMW 20
(
TMD
,
Salt Lake City, UT
)
- KZTN-LD 20 (
TBN
,
Boise
)
- KPNZ 24
(
TCT
,
Ogden, UT
)
- KQUP 24
(
Daystar
,
Pullman, WA
)
- K31FD-D 31
(
3ABN
,
Boise
)
- KUTH-DT 32
(
UNI
,
Provo, UT
)
- KXTF 35
(
TCT
,
Twin Falls
)
- KKJB 39
(
TMD
,
Boise
)
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ABC
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CBS
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Fox
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NBC
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The CW
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MyNetworkTV
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Ion Television
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PBS
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Univision
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UniMas
| |
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Telemundo
| |
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Other
|
- KLAS-TV 8.2
(
REW
,
Las Vegas
)
- KENV-DT 10
(
TBD
,
Elko
)
- KBYU-TV 11
(
BYUtv
,
Provo, UT
)
- KUTF 12
(
Daystar
,
Logan, UT
)
- KJZZ-TV 14
ATSC 3.0
(
Ind.
,
Salt Lake City, UT
)
- KUPX-TV 16
(
Ind.
,
Provo, UT
)
- KHDF-CD 19
(
VL
,
Las Vegas
)
- KNSN-TV 21
(Sports/
Ind.
,
Reno
)
- KHSV 21
(
MeTV
,
Las Vegas
)
- KPNZ 24
(
TCT
,
Ogden, UT
)
- KRRI-LD 25
(
Ind.
,
Reno
)
- KMCC-DT 34
(
Ind.
,
Laughlin
)
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Acquisitions
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- 1
Operated by Sinclair under an
LMA
.
- 2
Formerly separately licensed as WCGV-TV and merged with WVTV's spectrum, but remains on its former channel number as a separate station
- JV
Joint Venture
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