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KUVN-TV

KUVN-DT, channel 23, is the Univision owned and operated station in the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area. It transmits from Cedar Hill. Programming is also seen on KUVN-CA channel 47, a class A low power station in Fort Worth.

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History

Channel 23 had previously been the home of educational television station KRET-TV in nearby Richardson from 1960-1970. But the station was transitioned to a closed-circuit television system and the broadcast license was returned to the FCC.

The current channel 23 license signed on in September 1986 as KIAB with English speaking religious shows in the morning, Spanish programming from SIN (Spanish International Network, which became Univision the next year) in the afternoon and evening, and shop at home programming on the overnights before Doctor Elizabeth Vaughn sold it to Univision in 1988.

At that point, the station began running Univision programming 24 hours a day, with some local Spanish speaking newscasts as well.

History of KUVN-CA

The station construction permit was originally owned by the American Christian Television System and was transferred to Bill Trammell in 1990. In 1994 the station license was transferred to Rodriguez-Heftel-Texas and the deal was consummated on the 10th of April, 1995. The license was transferred to KESS-TV License Corporation and that deal was consummated on the 16th of May, 1996. The last transfer to date was (BALTTL-19960510IC) in 1996 and transferred the station to Univision. The station moved from channel 31 to channel 47 in 2001. KUVN-LP became a class A low power TV station and changed its call letters to KUVN-CA on March 1, 2002. KUVN-CA is not a repeater as a class A low power station can not be a mere repeater.

Newscasts

News Team

Anchors

Reporters

Weather

Sports

Traffic

Digital television

Analog-to-digital conversion

On June 12, 2009; KUVN presented live coverage of Times Square showing the countdown to digital and shut off their analog signal and moved their digital transmission from channel 24 to channel 23 with the PSIP used to display KUVN-TV's virtual channel as 23 on digital television receivers. KUVN-CA channel 47 in Fort Worth has applied to broadcast a digital signal with 190 Watts.

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vdBroadcast television serving the Dallas/Fort Worth area
English

KDFW (4.1 Fox) • KXAS (5.1 NBC, 5.2 NBC Plus, 5.3 USp) • WFAA (8.1 ABC, 8.2 Radar/News, 8.3 This TV) • KTVT (11.1 CBS) • KERA (13.1 PBS, 13.2 World) • KTXA (21.1 Ind) • KDFI (27.1 MNTV) • KDAF (33.1 CW, 33.2 LATV) • KFWD (52.1 Ind) • KPXD (68.1 ION, 68.2 Qubo, 68.3 ION Life)

Spanish

KUVN (23.1 UNI) • KODF (26.1 Mega TV, 26.2 Spanish Infomercials, 26.3 English Infomercials) • KMPX (29.1 Estrella, 29.2 Inmigrante TV) • KVFW (38.1 Almavision, 38.2 Test Card, 38.3 Test Card, 38.4 Test Card) • KXTX (39.1 TMD, 39.2 Inmigrante TV) • KLEG 44 (AZA) • KSTR (49.1 TFT, 49.2 Silent) • KATA (50.1 MTV3, 50.2 Reino, 50.3 AZA, 50.4 Silent)

Religious

KDTN (2.1 DayStar) • KZFW 6 (Ind/Religious) • K31GL-D (31.1 Genesis Spanish, 31.2 Mexicanal, 31.3 TeleRitmo, 31.4 Retro Television Network) • KJJM (34.1 UAN, 34.2 Infomercials, 34.3 Infomercials, 34.4 CTN) • KTAQ (47.1 Promise) • KDTX (58.1 TBN, 58.2 Church, 58.3 JCTV, 58.4 Enlace, 58.5 Smile) • KPFW (61.1 Ind/Religious, 61.2 Test Card, 61.3 Test Card, 61.4 Silent)

Shopping and infomercials

K25FW 25 (HSN) • KHPK 28 (3.1 Infomercials, 3.2 Gems TV) • KLDT (54.1 LC) • KSEX 57 (Infomercials)

Cable

Fox Sports SouthwestTXCN

Defunct

KFWT 21 (Ind) • KNAV 22 (Infomercials) • KRET 23 (Educ Ind) • KMEC 33 (Ind)

Texas Broadcast television areas by city:

Abilene/SweetwaterAmarillo (Texas Panhandle)AustinBeaumont/Port ArthurCorpus ChristiDallas-Fort WorthDel Rio, TXEl PasoHoustonLaredoLubbockMidland-Odessa (Permian Basin)Rio Grande ValleySan AngeloSan AntonioSherman/Ada, OKTexarkana/Shreveport, LATyler/Longview (East Texas)VictoriaWaco/Bryan (Brazos Valley)Wichita Falls/Lawton, OK

vdUnivision Network Affiliates in the state of Texas

KUWF-LP 14 (Wichita Falls) - KUPB 18 (Midland) - KUNU-LP 21 (Victoria) - KUVN 23 (Dallas / Fort Worth) - KINT 26 (El Paso) - KLDO 27 (Laredo) - KORO 28 (Corpus Christi) - KEUS-LP 31 (San Angelo) - KEYU 31 / KEAT-LP 22 (Borger / Amarillo) - KWEX 41 (San Antonio) - KXLN 45 (Rosenberg / Houston) - KNVO 48 (McAllen) - KBZO-LP 51 (Lubbock) - KAKW 62 / 31 (Killeen / Austin)

See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, ION, MyNetworkTV, NBC, PBS and Other stations in Texas Also see: Telefutura, Telemundo, Univision, religious and other Spanish language stations in Texas
v Univision Communications, Inc.
Corporate directors: Joe Uva, Cesar Conde, Andrew W. Hobson, C. Douglas Kranwinkle, Peter H. Lori
Television networks: GalavisiónTeleFuturaUnivision
Radio stations: KAMA • KBAE • KBBT • KBNA • KBNA-FMKBTQKCORKCOR-FMKDOSKDXXKESS-FMKFLCKFZO • KGBT • KGBT-FMKHOT-FMKHOVKHZSKIOTKISFKJFAKKMRKKRGKKSSKLATKLNOKLNVKLQVKLSQKLTN • KLTO • KLVEKMRRKOMRKONDKOVE-FMKPTYKQBUKQBU-FMKQMRKRCD² • KRCV² • KROMKSCAKSOLKSQLKTNQKVVFKVVZ • KXTN • KXTN-FM • KZOL • WADOWAMR-FMWAQIWKAQWKAQ-FMWOJOWPPNWQBAWQBU-FMWRTOWUKQWUKQ-FMWURMWVIV-FMWVIV-FMWXNY-FM
Univision owned and/or operated stations: KABE-LPKAKW-DTKDTV-DTKFTV-DTKMEX-DTKTVW-DTKUTH-DTKUVE-DTKUVN-DTKUVS-DTKWEX-DTKXLN-DTWGBO-DTWLII-DTWLTV-DTWQHS-DTWSURWUVC-DTWUVG-DTWUVP-DTWXTV-DT
TeleFutura owned and/or operated stations:

KFPH-DTKFSF-DTKTFB-CAKTFD-DT¹ • KTFF-DTKFTH-DTKTFK-DTKTFQ-DT¹ • KFTR-DTKFTU-DTKNIC-DTKSTR-DTWAMI-DTWFPA-CAWFTT-DT¹ • WFTY-DTWFUT-DTWOTF-DT¹ • WTNC-LPWUTF-DT¹ • WXFT-DT

Other television stations: KUVI-DT (MNTV affiliate) • WSTE-DT (Independent)

¹ = Univision owns these station licenses, however they are operated by Entravision Communications under local marketing agreements.

² = Sale pending. Buyer is anonymous or is unannounced at this time.

Annual revenue: ▲ $2.9 billion USD (2006) • Employees: 4,233 • Stock symbols: None, privately held. • Website: www.univision.net
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CBS (14): KCBSKCNCKDKAKOVRKPIXKTVTKYWWBBMWBZWCBSWCCOWFORWJZWWJ
Fox1 (17): KDFWKMSPKRIVKSAZKTBCKTTVWAGAWFLDWFXTWHBQWJBKWNYWWOFL2WOGX2WTTGWTVTWTXF
MyNetworkTV1 (10): KCOPKDFIKTXHKUTPWDCAWFTCWPWRWRBWWUTBWWOR
NBC3 (10): KNBCKNSD4KNTVKXAS4WCAUWMAQWNBCWRCWTVJWVIT
Telefutura5 (21): KFPHKFSFKTFBKTFD6KTFFKFTHKTFKKTFQ6KFTRKFTUKNICKSTRWAMIWFPAWFTT6WFTYWFUTWOTF6WTNCWUTF6WXFT
Telemundo3 (16): KBLRKEJTKHRRKDENKNSOKTAZKTMDKVDAKSTSKVEAKXTXWKAQWNEU7WNJUWSCVWSNS
The CW (9): KBCWKMAXKSTWWGNTWKBDWPCWWPSGWTOGWUPA
Univision5 (21): KABEKAKWKDTVKFTVKMEXKTVWKUTHKUVEKUVNKUVSKWEXKXLNWGBOWLII / WSURWLTVWQHSWUVCWUVGWUVPWXTV
  1. Both Fox and MyNetworkTV are owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.
  2. WOGX is a semi-satellite of WOFL.
  3. Both NBC and Telemundo are owned by NBC Universal, a joint venture between General Electric (80%) and Vivendi SA (20%).
  4. Both stations are jointly owned in a joint venture between NBC Universal (76%) and LIN Television (24%).
  5. Both Univision and Telefutura are privately owned by Broadcasting Media Partners, Inc., a venture which includes Madison Dearborn Partners, LLC, Providence Equity Partners, Inc., TPG Capital, L.P., Thomas H. Lee Partners, L.P., and Saban Capital Group, Inc.
  6. Univision owns the licenses to these stations but the stations themselves are operated by Entravision Communications under Local Marketing Agreements.
  7. NBC Universal owns the license but the station is operated by ZGS Communications.

Categories: Univisión network affiliates | Channel 23 TV stations in the United States | Television channels and stations established in 1986 | Television stations in Texas

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