KRXI-TV
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| Reno, Nevada | |
| Branding | FOX 11 / FOX Reno |
| Channels | 11 (VHF) analog, 44 (UHF) digital |
| Affiliations | FOX |
| Owner | Cox Enterprises |
| Founded | 1995 |
| Call letters meaning | K Reno XI = Roman numeral 11 |
| Former affiliations | none |
| Website | www.foxreno.com |
KRXI is a television station in Reno, Nevada, USA that broadcasts on analog channel 11. The station began operations in 1995, taking the Fox affiliation from KAME channel 21, of which it is co-owned with by Cox Enterprises. Its transmitter is located in Reno.
The station was featured in the episode "Drive" of The X-Files as part of a police chase that took place during the show. A number of people in the Reno area were surprised to see such a chase being aired live so late at night. Many people failed to notice that both the chase was shown "live" yet was showing a daylight scene despite airing at 9pm PST, but also overlooked the fact that KRXI-TV does not have any sort of local news, despite what was shown. On the latter, KRXI instead airs news in syndication mode from sister station KTVU in the San Francisco Bay Area.
KRXI shares the "FOX 11" moniker with KTTV-TV in Los Angeles.
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| Broadcast television in the Reno/Sparks market (Nielsen DMA #112) | ||
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KTVN 2 (CBS) - KRNV 4 / KWNV 7 (NBC) - KNPB 5 (PBS) - KEGS 7 (IA/RTN) - KOLO 8 (ABC) - KRXI 11 (Fox) - KAME 21 (MNTV) - KRRI 25 (Ind) - KREN 27 (The CW) - K39FF 39 (TBN) - KNVV 41 (UNI) - KAZR 46 (AZA) - K52FF 52 (TEL) |
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Corporate Management: James C. Kennedy (COB & CEO) | Dennis Berry | Jimmy W. Hayes | Robert C. O'Leary | Timothy W. Hughes | John G. Boyette | Richard J. Jacobson | Alexander V. Netchvolodoff | Preston B. Barnett | Susan W. Coker | Richard D. Huguley | Roberto I. Jimenez | Marybeth Leamer | J. Lacey Lewis | Michael J. Mannheimer | Andrew A. Merdek | Gregory B. Morrison | Robert N. Redella | Deborah E. Ruth | Sanford Schwartz | Alexandria M. Wilson | Patrick J. Esser | Jay R. Smith | Robert F. Niel | Andrew S. Fisher | Dean H. Eisner | Chip Perry |
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Daily Newspapers: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution | The Austin American-Statesman | The Dayton Daily News | The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel | The Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel | The Greenville Daily Reflector | The Longview News-Journal | The Lufkin Daily News | The Marshall News Messenger | The Middletown Journal | The Palm Beach Daily News | The Palm Beach Post | The Rocky Mount Telegram | The Springfield News-Sun | The Waco Tribune-Herald |
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Weekly Newspapers: ¡ahora sí! | The Ayden-Grifton Times-Leader | The Bastrop Advertiser | The Beaufort-Hyde News | The Bertie Ledger-Advance | The Chowin Herald | The Duplin Times | The Fairfield Echo | The Farmville Enterprise | The Florida Pennysaver | The Grand Junction Nickel | The Lake Travis View | LaPalma | Mundo Hispánico | The Mason Pulse-Journal | The North Lake Travis Log | The Oxford Press | Perquimans Weekly | The Pflugerville Pflag | The Robersonville Weekly Herald | The Smithville Times | The Snow Hill Standard Laconic | The Western Star | The Westland Picayune | The Williamston Enterprise |
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Other Assets: AutoTrader.com | Cox Communications | Cox Custom Media | COXnet | Cox News Service | Cox Target Media, Inc. | Dent Wizard | Manheim Auctions | PAGAS Mailing Services | SP Newsprint | Trader Publishing Co. | Valpak | Washington Bureau |
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ABC Network Affiliates: WFTV1 | WSB | WSOC1 |
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Fox Network Affiliates: KFOX | KRXI | KTVU1 | WPGH2 |
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Independent Television Stations: KICU1 | WAXN1 | WRDQ1 |
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1Stations involved in a duopoly. |
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2Cox holds a 10% interest in the station, of which Sinclair Broadcast Group owns the remaining 90%. |
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3Cox operates the station under a local marketing agreement. |
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Annual Revenue: $12.0 billion USD (2005) | Employees: 77,000 | Stock Symbol: Unknown at this time. | Website: www.coxenterprises.com |
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