KJTV-TV

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KJTV-TV

Lubbock, Texas
Branding	FOX 34
Slogan	"It's News at Nine. At ten, it's history."
Channels	34 (UHF) analog, 35 (UHF) digital
Affiliations	Fox
Owner	Ramar Communications
Founded	1981
Former callsigns	KJAA
Former affiliations	Independent (1981-86)
Website	www.fox34.com

KJTV-TV is the Fox affiliate serving Lubbock, Texas, owned by Ramar Communications. It broadcasts on channel thirty-four/ KJTV was a charter station for its network, having broadcasted the network since its launch in 1986. It broadcasts on UHF analog channel 34 and digital 34.1, with a low-powered sister station on KJTV-CA channel 32 (digital 34.2), which operates as a local weather channel.

1 History
2 Photo Gallery
3 See also
4 External links

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KJTV was launched as independent station KJAA in 1981. In 1986, it switched to Fox as one of its charter stations, and on 16 August 1985, it became KJTV. In 2000, KJTV launched a local newscast at 9pm using a virtual set (which is also used for news on KXTQ-CA), while on 2 October of that year, KJTV added a -TV suffix to its call letters. The station's studios also house MyNetworkTV affiliate KMYL-LP, The CW affiliate KLCW-TV, Telemundo affiliate KXTQ-CA, and four radio stations (1 on AM and 3 on FM). KJTV's transmissions emanate from a 950 foot tower with an effective radiated power of 1 million watts for its digital signal.

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Weather bulletin on KJTV

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Broadcast television in the Lubbock market (Nielsen DMA #147)
KTXT 5 (PBS) - KCBD 11 (NBC) - KLBK 13 (CBS) - KPTB 16 (GLC) - KLCW 22 (The CW) - K24GP 24 (Multimedios) - KAMC 28 (ABC) - KUPT 29 / KMYL-LP 14 (MNTV) - KGLR-CA 30 (FamilyNet) - KJTV 34 (FOX) - K38HP (Ind.) - K42FX 42 / K46HM 46 (PBS) - K44HH (TBN) - KXTQ-CA 46 (TMD) - K48GB (Ind.) - KBZO-LP 51 (UNI) - K67HQ (INSP)

Radio stations in the Lubbock, Texas market (Arbitron #183)

By frequency: (FM) | 88.1 | 89.1 | 90.1 | 90.5 | 90.9 | 92.7 | 93.7 | 94.5 | 95.5 | 96.3 | 97.3 | 98.1 | 99.5 | 100.3 | 101.1 | 102.5 | 103.5 | 104.3 | 104.9 | 105.3 | 105.7 | 106.5

(AM) | 580 | 790 | 950 | 1090 | 1230 | 1340 | 1420 | 1460 | 1530 | 1590

Texas Markets Abilene · Amarillo · Austin (AM) (FM) · Beaumont-Port Arthur · College Station · Corpus Christi · Dallas/Fort Worth (AM) (FM) · El Paso (AM) (FM) · Houston (AM) (FM) · Killeen Temple Laredo · Lubbock · Lufkin-Nacogdoches · McAllen · Odessa-Midland · San Angelo · San Antonio (AM) (FM) · Tyler-Longview · Texarkana · Waco · Wichita Falls

See also: List of radio stations in Texas and List of United States radio markets

Fox Network Affiliates in the state of Texas

XHRIO 2 (Matamoros / Brownsville)* - KDFW 4 (Dallas) - KIDY 6 (San Angelo) - KTBC 7 (Austin) - KCIT 14 (Amarillo) - KFOX 14 (El Paso) - KXVA 15 (Abilene) - KJTL 18 (Wichita Falls) - KVCT 19 (Victoria) - KPEJ 24 (Odessa) - KRIV 26 (Houston) - KABB 29 (San Antonio) - KJTV 34 / 32 (Lubbock) - KWKT 44 / KYLE 28 (Waco / Bryan) - K47DF 47 (Corpus Christi) - KFXK 51 (Tyler / Longview) - KUIL 64 / KVHP-DT 30.2 (Beaumont / Lake Charles)**
XHRIO is licensed in Matamoros, Mexico, but primarily serves viewers on the US side of the Rio Grande. *KUIL can also be seen on the digital signal of KVHP in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
See also: ABC, CBS, CW, MyNetwork TV, NBC, PBS, Telefutura, Telemundo, Univision, i, Religious, Independent, Home Shopping and Other Spanish stations in Texas