KJTL

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KJTL
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Wichita Falls, Texas/Lawton, Oklahoma
Branding Texoma's Fox
Channels Analog: 18 (UHF)

Digital: 15 (UHF)

Affiliations Fox
Owner Mission Broadcasting, Inc.
(operated by Nexstar Broadcasting Group, Inc.)
First air date May 1985[1]
Call letters’ meaning named for "Janet T. Lee" early majority shareholder (not as supposed as a variable of Lubbock Fox affiliate KJTV
Sister station(s) KFDX-TV
Former affiliations independent (1985-1986)
Transmitter Power 2820 kW (analog)
1000 kW (digital)
Height 329 m (analog)
263 m (digital)
Facility ID 7675
Transmitter Coordinates 34°12′5.9″N, 98°43′45.7″W
Website www.texomashomepage.com

KJTL or "Texoma's Fox" is the Fox affiliate located in Wichita Falls, Texas also serving Lawton, Oklahoma owned by Nexstar Broadcasting "affiliate" (separate ownership under FCC rules, consolidated financial reports under GAAP and SEC rules) Mission Broadcasting in a virtual duopoly with NBC affiliate KFDX 3. KJTL's transmitter is located near Grandfield, Oklahoma.

The station airs a 9:00 p.m. newscast produced by KFDX on weeknights. A similar newscast ran from the late 1990s until 2001; it was canceled due to low ratings.

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  1. ^ The Broadcasting and Cable Yearbook says May 18, while the Television and Cable Factbook says May 14.

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