KXTF

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KXTF
Twin Falls, Idaho
Branding Fox 35
Channels Analog: 35 (UHF)

Digital: 34 (UHF)
Affiliations Fox
Owner Sunbelt Communications Company
(Falls Broadcasting Company)
First air date January 1989
Call letters’ meaning FoX Twin Falls
Former callsigns KKVI (1989-1997)
Former affiliations ABC (1989-1997)
Transmitter Power 95.5 kW (analog)
21.7 kW (digital)
Height 164 m (analog)
152 m (digital)
Facility ID 1255
Transmitter Coordinates 42°43′41.7″N, 114°24′46″W
Website www.kxtf.com

KXTF is the Fox network affiliate in Twin Falls, Idaho, broadcasting on analog channel 35, digital 34. The station is owned by Sunbelt Communications Company.

The station was previously a satellite staton of ABC affiliate KPVI in Pocatello, Idaho, with the call letters KKVI, while carrying Fox as a secondary network in off-hours. This arrangement ended when KPVI dropped ABC to become an NBC affiliate. KKVI could not operate as an NBC affiliate because KTVB in Boise, Idaho provided NBC network service to Twin Falls via translator. The station switched to Fox full time.

As of October 30, 2006; KPVI is trying a 9 o'clock newscast again on sister station KXTF Fox 35 which is titled "NBC Newschannel 6 at 9".

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Broadcast television in the Twin Falls market (Nielsen DMA #193)

KIDA 5 (Ind) - KMVT 11 (CBS/CW on DT2) - KIPT 13 (PBS/IPT) - KSVX 18 (ION) - KBGH 19 (Edu) - K25EV 25 (TBN) - KBAX 27 (A1) - KXTF 35 (FOX) - KTFT 38 (NBC) - KTWT-LP 43 (CW) - KCTF 45 (REL) - KSAW-LP 51 (ABC) - KCJY-LP 55 (JCTV) - KTID-LP 58 (ION)

Broadcast television available on cable only:

KSL 5 (NBC, Salt Lake City)
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Fox Network Affiliates in the state of Idaho
See also: ABC, CBS, CW, NBC, PBS and Other stations in Idaho
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