KWKT

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KWKT / KYLE
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KWKT: Waco/Temple, Texas
KYLE: Bryan/College Station, Texas
Branding Fox 44 / Fox 28
Channels Analog:
KWKT: 44 (UHF)
KYLE: 28 (UHF)

Digital:
KWKT: 57 (UHF)
KYLE: 29 (UHF)

Affiliations Fox (primary)
MyNetworkTV (secondary)
Owner Communications Corporation of America
(KWKT: Comcorp of Texas License Corporation)
(KYLE: Comcorp of Bryan License Corporation)
First air date KWKT: March 13, 1988
KYLE: October 31, 1994
Call letters’ meaning KWKT: Waco-Killeen-Temple
KYLE: KYLE Field at Texas A&M
Former affiliations Secondary:
The WB (2003-2006)
Transmitter Power KWKT:
4170 kW (analog)
200 kW (digital)
KYLE:
2090 kW (analog)
50 kW (digital)
Height KWKT:
557.6 m (analog)
536 m (digital)
KYLE:
220 m (both)
Facility ID KWKT: 12522
KYLE: 60384
Transmitter Coordinates KWKT:
31°18′53.5″N, 97°19′37.1″W
KYLE:
30°41′16.1″N, 96°25′32.5″W
Website www.kwkt.com

KWKT channel 44 and KYLE channel 28 are Fox affiliates in Central Texas. KWKT serves Waco, and KYLE serves Bryan and College Station.

Programming on both stations are identical, except for idents and local ads. Besides local news programming, the 2 stations carry Fox News reports when necessary.

KWKT broadcasts on cable 14 in its respective part of the market, while KYLE broadcasts on cable 7 in its part as well.

The stations also carry a secondary MyNetworkTV affiliation; prime-time MNTV programming is aired on a delay, generally following Fox's programming at 9 PM. Prior to the merger of The WB and UPN into The CW (carried locally by KWTX-TV and KBTX-TV), KWKT / KYLE carried WB programs after 9PM.

Both stations have been the only ones in their market to have aired cartoons daily, but the daily Fox Kids and Kids' WB blocks were discontinued, the daily Fox Kids block in 2001 and the daily Kids' WB block in 2005. Both stations were also among several to air the weekend 4Kids TV and Kids' WB blocks until 2006. But while 4Kids TV is still seen on KWKT and KYLE, Kids WB on The CW is now seen on the digital subchannels on KWTX and KBTX.

On January 28, 2008, KWKT premiered Fox News Central Texas at 9 PM. The pre-taped newscast is produced by sister station KFXK in Longview, Texas. [1] [2]

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