SWX Right Now

SWX Right Now
Eastern Washington, Idaho Panhandle
Branding	SWX
Slogan	Right Now
Channels	Digital: KHQ-TV 6.2 KNDO 23.3 KNDU 25.3 KULR-TV 8.2
Affiliations	America One
Owner	Cowles Publishing Company (KHQ, Inc.)
First air date	August 30, 2008^[1]
Website	www.swxrightnow.com

SWX Right Now (Sports and Weather Right Now) is a digital subchannel broadcasting high school and college sports, and automated weather information of interest to viewers throughout Eastern Washington state. The channel is operated by Cowles Publishing Company and airs over Cowles' three NBC affiliated channels in Eastern Washington, including Spokane's KHQ, KNDO in Yakima and Richland's KNDU, as well as Billings' KULR in Montana, and on most cable systems throughout the markets they serve.

Normal programming on SWX Right Now includes 3-minute weather briefs called "The Weather Authority" and sports segments titled "Sports Right Now." Live event programming includes local sports as well as select programming from America One (including CFL Football). Programming includes Gonzaga University men's basketball; local high school and college football; Spokane Chiefs hockey; Spokane Shock arena football; and a sports commentary show from a studio located in "The Q" bar at the Northern Quest Resort & Casino in suburban Airway Heights.

Channels

City	Over-the-Air	Cable
Spokane	6-2	Comcast 306 (SD) Comcast 112 (HD)^[2]
Coeur d'Alene	6-2	Time Warner 306
Kennewick-Pasco-Richland	25-3	Charter 287
Yakima	23-3	Charter 287
Pullman-Moscow	--	Time Warner 306
Lewiston (ID)	--	Cable One 466
Sandpoint (ID)	6-2	--
Billings (MT)	8-2	Charter 503

Events

Sports shows

The Mark Few Show

A traditional weekly's coach's program featuring Gonzaga men's basketball coach Mark Few and Greg Heister discussing the week in Zags basketball, along with team features.

Toyota's Best Doggone Zags Show

A detailed analysis program about Zags basketball which airs Sunday and Monday nights.

Friday Night Lights

An extended traditional Friday night high school sports highlights show featuring teams throughout eastern Washington. Hosted by Sam Adams and Matt Rogers.

References

↑ KHQ 'Zags' When Others Zig - 2009-07-25 6:00:00 | Broadcasting & Cable
↑ "SWX Now In HD In The Spokane Area". SWXrightnow.com. 2014-08-15. Retrieved 2014-12-14.

External links

SWX Right Now official website

Broadcast television in Eastern Washington, the Idaho Panhandle, the Montana Flathead and Northeastern Oregon, including Spokane and Coeur d'Alene

Spokane	KREM (2.1 CBS, 2.2 Justice) KXLY-TV (4.1 ABC, 4.2 Me-TV) KHQ-TV (6.1 NBC, 6.2 SWX) KSPS-TV (7.1 PBS, 7.2 World, 7.3 Create) KXMN-LD (Me-TV) KXMN-LP 11 (ABC) KSKN (22.1 CW, 22.2 AccuWeather) KAYU-TV (28.1 Fox, 28.2 Antenna TV/MNTV) KDYS-LD (32.1 Daystar HD, 32.2 Daystar SD) KGPX-TV (34.1 Ion, 34.2 Qubo 34.3 Ion Life, 34.4 Ion Shop, 34.5 QVC, 34.6 HSN) KHBA-LD (39.1 Hope, 39.2 3ABN, 39.3 Open Book TV, 39.4 LLBN/Esperanza TV) K43GZ-D (43.1 HSN2)

Coeur d'Alene	KCDT (26.1 PBS/IPTV, 26.2 IPTV Plus, 26.3 Learn/Create, 26.4 World) KQUP-LD (47.1 Daystar)

Quad Cities (Lewiston/Clarkston/ Pullman/Moscow)	KLEW-TV (3.1 CBS) KWSU 10 (10.1 PBS, 10.2 Research/Create) KUID (12.1 PBS/IPTV, 12.2 IPTV Plus, 12.3 Learn/Create, 12.4 World) KQUP (24.1 Daystar) KIDQ-LP 27 (JUCE TV/A1)

Defunct	KPMT-LP 14 KTYJ-LP 58 (A1)

See also: List of TV stations in WA and List of TV stations in Idaho, plus Boise, Seattle, Yakima/Tri-Cities, Missoula, Alberta and BC TV

Broadcast television in Central Washington, including Yakima

Yakima	KUNW-CD (2.1 UNI) KNDO (23.1 NBC, 23.3 SWX) KIMA-TV (29.1 CBS, 29.2 The CW) KAPP (35.1 ABC, 35.2 KXMN-LD) KCYU-LD (41.1 Fox, 41.2 This TV) KYVE (47.1 PBS, 47.2 V-me, 47.3 Create, 47.5 PBS-HD) K51JG-D (73.1 3ABN, 73.2 3ABN Latino, 73.3 3ABN Radio, 73.4 Radio74)

Ellensburg	K25FP-D 25 (3ABN) K39DM 39 (TBN)

Tri-Cities	KFFX-TV (11.1 Fox, 11.2 This TV) KVVK-CA 15/KORX-CA 16 (UNI) KEPR-TV (19.1 CBS, 19.2 The CW) KNDU (25.1 NBC, 25.3 SWX) KTNW (31.1 PBS-HD, 31.2 V-me) KVEW (42.1 ABC, 42.2 KXMN-LD) KRLB-LD (49.1 TBN)

Walla Walla	KTVR 13 (PBS/OPB) K21JQ-D 22 (Hope/Worship) K33EJ-D (3ABN) KWWO-LP 47 (TBN)

Wenatchee	KNEE-LD 10 (Ind) KWCC-LD 47 (Ind)

Defunct stations	KCWK 9/KCWK-LP 27 (Fox/AZA/CW) KCWT 27 (Fox/CA/TBN) K34EM (TBN)

See also List of television stations in Washington List of television stations in Oregon Seattle Spokane Portland Boise TV

Sports television in the United States

Broadcast divisions

English	CBS Sports ESPN on ABC Fox Sports NBC Sports

Spanish	Azteca América MundoMax NBC Deportes (Telemundo/NBC Universo) Univision Deportes

National channels

English	beIN Sports CBS Sports Network ESPN ESPN2 Fox Sports 1 Fox Sports 2 NBCSN

Spanish	beIN Sports en Español ESPN Deportes Fox Deportes Univision Deportes Network

Specialty channels

College	Big Ten Network ESPNU Fox College Sports Longhorn Network Pac-12 Network SEC Network

Single sport	Cricket Ticket^O ESPN College Extra ESPN Goal Line/Buzzer Beater^P Fox Soccer Plus^P GOL TV Golf Channel In Demand^P MLB Network MLB Extra Innings^O MLB Strike Zone^P MLS Direct Kick^O NBA League Pass^O NBA TV NFL Network NFL RedZone^P NFL Sunday Ticket^O NHL Network NHL Center Ice^O Tennis Channel TVG TVG2 Willow

Outdoors	Frost Great Outdoors Outdoor Channel Pursuit Channel Sportsman Channel

Other	ESPN Classic ESPNews ESPN PPV^P MAVTV ONE World Sports

Occasional broadcasts

Syndicators

Broadband services

Video on demand only services

Regional sports networks

Regional sports television networks in the United States

Fox Sports Networks	Arizona Detroit Florida / Sun Midwest (Indiana, Kansas City) North Ohio / SportsTime Ohio Southeast / South (Carolinas, Tennessee) Southwest (Oklahoma, New Orleans) West / Prime Ticket (San Diego) Wisconsin Root Sports YES Network

Comcast SportsNet	Bay Area California Chicago Mid-Atlantic New England Northwest (Oregon Sports Network) Philadelphia

Time Warner Cable SportsChannel	TWC SportsNet LA TWC Sports Channel (KC) TWC SportsChannel Ohio TWC SportsNet/TWC Deportes TWC Sports 32

Independents	4SD Altitude Sports and Entertainment Bright House Sports Network Buckeye Cable Sports Network BYUtv Sports The Cox Channel Cox Sports Television FiOS1 Longhorn Network Mid-Atlantic Sports Network Midco Sports Network MSG Network (MSG Plus) New England Sports Network SportsNet New York SWX Right Now

Defunct networks

Defunct television sports networks in the United States

O. Out-of-market sports packages P. Premium channel

Cowles Publishing Company

Newspapers

The Spokesman-Review
Journal of Business

Television Stations

ABC Network Affiliates	KFBB / KHBB-LD KTMF / KTMF-LD KWYB / KWYB-LD

NBC Network Affiliates	KHQ KNDO / KNDU KULR / KYUS ¹

Subchannel Service	SWX Right Now

Other properties

Inland Empire Paper Company

¹ KYUS is owned by the Marks Radio Group; Cowles operate the station as a satellite of KULR.

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