Original sentence: It changed its calls to KXAM after about a month on the air.KXAM simulcasts KXAN programs and places local inserts into KXAN's newscasts.KXAN also operates a semi-satellite station, KXAM-TV (channel 14.1) in Llano, which serves the Texas Hill Country.KXAN is one of two stations in Austin (the other being KVUE-TV) to retain its original network affiliation in the wake of a network swap between KTBC and Fox station KBVO (now KEYE-TV, the new channel 42) in 1995.The tower for KXAM is located approximately eight miles southeast of Llano, near the intersection of State Route 71 and Llano County Road 307
Edited sentence: It changed its calls to KXAM-TV after about a month on the air, and to the current KBVO in 2009.KBVO simulcasts KXAN programs and places local inserts into KXAN's newscasts.KXAN also operates a semi-satellite station, KBVO (channel 14.1) in Llano, which serves the Texas Hill Country.KXAN is one of two stations in Austin (the other being KVUE-TV) to retain its original network affiliation in the wake of a network swap between KTBC and Fox station KBVO (now KEYE-TV) in 1995.The KBVO callsign, named after the University of Texas' mascot, "Bevo", was formerly used on the new channel 42, which is now KEYE-TV, and is shared with sister station KBVO-CA.The tower for KBVO is located approximately eight miles southeast of Llano, near the intersection of State Route 71 and Llano County Road 307