KXTY

KXTY (Channel 62) was a television station licensed to Yuma, Arizona and also serving El Centro, California, as the outlet for Pivot. Owned and operated by GloboRB, it was part of a duopoly with Freenity outlet KTOV (Channel 8). KXTY has its broadcasting facilities on South 4th Avenue in downtown Yuma.
Originally the station was an independent (branded as KXTY Channel 62: Extreme Television and offered a variety of crime and reality shows including trial coverage from CourtTV) until 2006 and was also known as KXKL-TV until 1978, KWXK-TV until 1988, and KLLS-TV until 1989. On March 3, 2024, the station went off the air after the loss of its transmitter lease in Winterhaven, Arizona. Its programming moved to the subchannels of KTOV for the time being. In April of that year, GloboRB announced that it will sell KTOV and KZCW in Eureka, California to Imagicomm Communications. Declining its lease renewal, KXTY's license was surrendered to the FCC on May 17, 2024.
== Digital Television (until 2024)==
Channel	Video	Aspect	PSIP Short Name	Programming
62.1 	720i 	16:9 	KXTY-DT 	Main KXTY Programming / Pivot
62.2 	720i 	16:9 	RBLF 	RB Life
62.3 	720i 	16:9 	MLDY 	Melody
==Station Presentation ==
===Station Slogans=== 
*The Best TV on TV in the Imperial Valley (1969-82)
*Watch Out for the Stars on Channel 62 (1982-86)
*Turn to 62 (1986-89)
*Extreme Reality Television for the Imperial Valley (1989-97)
*Imperial Valley's Court and Reality Channel (1997-2003)
*Television that's Extreme (2003-06)
*The Pulse of Imperial Valley! (2006-Summer 2007)
*Hello Imperial Valley, Hello Argosy 62 (Fall 2007-Summer 2008)
* It's Argosy 62! (Fall 2008-Summer 2009)
*Welcome Home to Argosy 62 (Fall 2009-Summer 2010)
*Argosy 62: The Best! (Fall 2010-Summer 2011)
*Argosy 62: Carry On (Fall 2011-Summer 2012)
*It Must Be Argosy 62! (Fall 2012-Summer 2013)
*Argosy 62: Go Beyond (Fall 2013-Summer 2014)
*Only Argosy 62 (Fall-December 2014)
*Hold on Tight, Imperial Valley! (2015-2021)
*Free to Live it All (2021-2022)
*You're On (2022-2023)
*Keep At It (2023-2024)
*Dive In (2024)
=== News Music packages===
*NBC O&O Clock Open (1969-77)
*Catch 5/Hello News (1977-86) (Frank Gari)
*Turn to News (1986-89) (Frank Gari)
*NewsCenter II Theme (1988-2013) (Michael Randall)
* WSVN 1998 News Package (2000-present) (for station ID's and its late-night program PoliceBeat)
*WSVN 2001 News Package (2003-present) (for program opens)
*7 News (2005-2019) (for station ID's until becoming the main music package for KXTY)
==Former logos==
KXKL logo 1969-1978.png|KXKL-TV logo (1969-78)
KWXK logo 1978-1988.png|KWXK-TV logo (1978-88)
KLLS logo 1988-1989.png|KLLS-TV logo (1988-89)
KXTY logo 1989-1996.png|KXTY logo (1989-96)
KXTY logo 1996-2000.png|KXTY logo (1996-2000)
KXTY logo 2000-2003.png|KXTY logo (2000-03)
KXTY logo 2003-2006.png|KXTY logo (2003-06)
KXTY logo 2006-2009.png|KXTY logo (2006-09)
KXTY logo 2009-2014.png|KXTY logo (2009-2014)
KXTY logo 2014.png|KXTY logo (2014-2019)
KXTY logo 2019.png|KXTY logo (2019-2021)
File:Freemax 62 Imperial Valley KXTY.png|KXTY logo (2021-2022)
NU9VE 62 Imperial Valley KXTY.png|KXTY logo (2022-2023)
File:Pivot 62 Imperial Valley KXTY.png|Final KXTY logo (January-March 2024)
Category:Imperial Valley
Category:Channel 62
Category:Arizona
Category:California
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1969
Category:Defunct Television channels
Category:Defunct