KXTQ-CA

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KXTQ-CA
Lubbock, Texas

Branding	Telemundo Lubbock
Slogan	Vamos a Ver (Let's Watch)
Channels	Analog: 46 (UHF) Digital: KLCW-DT 43.2 (UHF)
Affiliations	Telemundo
Owner	Ramar Communications (Ramar Communications II, Ltd.)
Founded	August 21, 1989
Sister station(s)	KJTV-TV, KLCW-TV, KMYL
Former callsigns	K46CS (1989-1995) KXTQ-LP (1995-2003)
Former affiliations	The WB (secondary, 1995-1997)
Transmitter power	13.4 kW
Class	Class A
Facility ID	55055
Transmitter coordinates	33°30′8.0″N 101°52′22.0″W / 33.502222°N 101.872778°W / 33.502222; -101.872778

KXTQ-CA is the Telemundo affiliate for Lubbock, Texas. The station broadcasts on analog channel 46 and digitally on KLCW-TV's third digital subchannel. KXTQ is owned and operated by Ramar Communications, who also operates KJTV-TV, KLCW, and KUPT.

KXTQ produces newscasts at 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. Monday through Friday; they are the only local Spanish-language productions in the market.

The website for KXTQ-CA is http://www.telemundolubbock.com/default.aspx where an individual may find local news in the Spanish language.

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v t e Television stations in the greater Lubbock/Levelland area

Stations	KTTZ (5.1 PBS, 5.2 Create) KFMP 6 (Ind) KCBD (11.1 NBC, 11.2 This TV) KLBK (13.1 CBS) KPTB (16.1 GLC) KLCW (22.1 CW, 22.2 MNTV, 22.3 TMD) K24GP (Multimedios) KTGB-LP (26.1) (INSP) KAMC (28.1 ABC, 28.2 Bounce TV) KUPT / KMYL-LD (29.1/14.1 MNTV) KGLR 30 (FN) KJTV-CD (32.1 News/Weather, 32.2 WeatherNation TV) KJTV (34.1 Fox, 34.2 News/Weather) K38HP (Ind. defunct in 2012) K44HH (TBN) KXTQ 46 (TMD) KLBB-LP 48 (Me-TV) KBZO-LD (51.1 UNI)

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