KTVA

==1953–1959==
==1959–1965==
==1965–1977==
==1977–1988==
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==1988–1993==
==1993–2000==
==2000–2003==
==2003–2006==
==2006–2008==
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==2008–2013==
==2013–present==
===2013–2019===
===2019–present===
In 2020, Gray Television, which owns KTUU-TV, KYES-TV (channel 5) in Anchorage, and NBC affiliate KTVF in Fairbanks brought KATH-LD and KSCT-LP in May. Later in July 31, Gray and the owner of KTVA, Denali Media Holdings (which is a subsidiary of cable provider, General Communication Inc.), announced that the former company brought KTVA's non-license assets as well as it's news department and its CBS affiliation, putting an end to nearly 66 years of its CBS affiliation since its sign on in 1953. All CBS programs were moved to KYES-TV and the transfer took place on the same day while MyNetworkTV programs moved to KYES-DT4 (it would have also simulcast on KTVA as well). However KYES-TV became a simulcast for the time being. Due to FCC regulations, Gray cannot buy KTVA outright, and GCI had initially had not made plans to what to do for KTVA's license and facilities. After its final newscast on August 30, 2020, KTVA notified the FCC that it would go dark on September 3 as it looks for a new buyer. It is expected to last for 6 months but it must resume broadcasting on September 3, 2021 to avoid an automatic cancellation of the license. On September 2, 2021, a day before the deadline, KTVA resumed broadcasting as an affiliate of Nexstar's new '80s/'90s sitcom network, Rewind TV.
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Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:Independent television stations in the United States
Category:Former NBC network affiliates
Category:Former CBS network affiliates
Category:Anchorage, Alaska
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Category:Denali Media Holdings
Category:1953
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1953
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