KMPX

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KMPX

Decatur / Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas
Channels	29 (UHF) analog, 30 (UHF) digital
Affiliations	Spanish Independent
Owner	Liberman Broadcasting
Founded	September 15, 1993
Former affiliations	Daystar (1993-2004)
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KMPX is a television station in Decatur, Texas, serving the Dallas/Fort Worth market as a Spanish-language independent station on channel 29. KMPX is owned by José and Lenard Liberman's broadcasting firm, Liberman Broadcasting.

KMPX was originally affiliated with the Daystar Television Network until 2004, when the network acquired KDTN.

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Broadcast television in the Dallas / Fort Worth market (Nielsen DMA #6)
KDTN 2 (DS) - KDFW 4 (Fox) - KXAS 5 (NBC) - WFAA 8 (ABC) - KTVT 11 (CBS) - KERA 13 (PBS) - KTXA 21 (Ind) - KNAV 22 (Genesis) - KUVN 23 (UNI) - K25FW 25 (HSN) - KODF 26 / KLEG 44 (AZA) - KDFI 27 (MNTV) - KHPK 28 (Genesis) - KMPX 29 (Ind) - K31GL 31 (Almavision) - KDAF 33 (The CW/The Tube on DT 2) - KJJM 34 (LAT TV) - KVFW 38 (Religious) - KXTX 39 (TEL) - KTAQ 47 (ShopNBC) - KSTR 49 (TFU) - KATA 50 (Multimedios) - KFWD 52 (Ind) - KLDT 55 (Ind) - KSEX 57 (Ind) - KDTX 58 (TBN) - KPXD 68 (i)

Other Spanish-Language Television Stations in the state of Texas

Azteca América: KADF-LP 20 (Austin) - KODF 26 / KLEG 44 (Britton / DFW) - KVDF-CA 31 (San Antonio) - KAZH 57 / KHMV 28 / KVVV 53 (Baytown / Houston) - KBDF 64 (Brownsville)

LAT TV: KVAT 17 (Garfield / Austin) - KCVH 30 (Houston) - KJJM 34 (Dallas)

Multimedios Television: K24FW 24 (Lubbock) - K40FW 40 (El Paso) - KHLM 43 (Houston) - K45HW 45 (San Angelo) - KATA 50 (Mesquite / DFW) - K52EA 52 (San Antonio) - K54JS 54 (Corpus Christi) - K64GK 64 (Amarillo) - K69IT 69 (Midland)

Almavision: K31GL 31 (De Soto / DFW) - KVIT 34 (DeWalt / Houston)

Spanish Independents: KTRG 10 (Del Rio) - KMPX 29 (Decatur / DFW)

Other Stations: KNAV 22 (Genesis, DeSoto / DFW) - KVAW 16 (MTV3, Eagle Pass) - KRZG 35 (Religious, McAllen)- KVFW 38 (Religious, Fort Worth)

See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, MyNetwork TV, NBC, PBS, Telefutura, Telemundo, Univision, i, Religious, Independent and Home Shopping stations in Texas