KCIT
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| Amarillo, Texas | |
| Branding | FOX14 |
| Slogan | One Hour Earlier |
| Channels | 14 (UHF) analog, 15 (UHF) digital |
| Affiliations | Fox |
| Owner | Mission Broadcasting |
| Founded | 1982 |
| Call letters meaning | CIT = See It |
| Former affiliations | Independent till 1987 |
| Website | www.myhighplains.com |
- This article is about the television station in Amarillo, Texas. For the former independent station in Kansas City, Missouri that once bore the KCIT calls, see KPXE.
KCIT is an Fox affiliated television station in Amarillo, Texas, USA. The station was acquired by Mission Broadcasting after they bought KCIT and KCPN-LP from Wicks Broadcast Group in 1999. This station operates shared services agreements with Nexstar Broadcasting's station, KAMR-TV. KCIT's transmitter is located in Amarillo.
In March 2003, FOX14 launched FOX14 News @ 9 produced by KAMR-TV.
[edit] News Staff
- Kyla Cullinane - Anchor
- Elizabeth Dinh - Weekend Anchor
- Jennifer Laxson - Producer
- Matt Hines - Meteorologist
- Damon Shaw - Meteorologist
- Brad Fralick - Sports
- Lee K. Howard - Sports
[edit] External links
| Broadcast television in the Amarillo market (Nielsen DMA #131) | |||
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KACV 2 (PBS) - KENW 3 (PBS) - KAMR 4 (NBC) - KVII 7 / KVIH 12 (ABC, The CW on DT2) - KFDA 10 (CBS) - KCIT 14 (FOX) - K16AB 16 / K55AY 55/ K56AY 56 (PBS/OETA) - KPTF 18 (GLC) - K25GI 25 (TBN) - KEYU 31 / KEAT-LP 22 (UNI) - KCPN-LP 33 (MNTV) - KTMO-LP 36 (TMD) - KZBZ-LP 46 (IND) - KAMT-LP 50 (TFU) - K64GK 64 (Multimedios) |
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| Albuquerque Repeaters within the New Mexico part of the Amarillo market | |||
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KASA-TV (K14KO / K48EH) (Fox) - KOB-TV (K16EX / K31GC / K35FP) (NBC) |
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XHRIO 2 (Matamoros / Brownsville)* - KDFW 4 (Dallas) - KIDY 6 (San Angelo) - KTBC 7 (Austin) - KCIT 14 (Amarillo) - KFOX 14 (El Paso) - KXVA 15 (Abilene) - |
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*XHRIO is licensed in Matamoros, Mexico, but primarily serves viewers on the US side of the Rio Grande. |
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| See also: ABC, CBS, CW, MyNetwork TV, NBC, PBS, Telefutura, Telemundo, Univision, Religious, Other English and Other Spanish stations in Texas | |
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Corporate Staff: Perry A. Sook (President & CEO) | Matt Devine (CFO) | Duane A. Lammers (COO) | Timothy Busch | Brian Jones | Shirley E. Green | Susana G. Schuler-Willingham | Richard Stolpe | Paul Greeley | Blake R. Battaglia | Erik Brooks | Jay M. Grossman | Brent Stone | Royce Yudkoff | Geoff Armstrong | Michael Donovan | I. Martin Pompadur |
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Television Stations owned by Nexstar Broadcasting |
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Annual Revenue: $226.1 million USD (2005) | Employees: Unknown at this time. | Stock Symbol: NASDAQ: NXST | Website: www.nexstarbroadcasting.com |
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