KGFY

(channel 11) is a television station in Meepcity, Robloxia, affiliated with Central. It is owned Gray Television alongside independent outlet KTTY (channel 24).
KGFY is one of few Central stations that does not carry the network's syndicated service Avant Garde Network.
==History==
KGFY signed on the air on May 10, 1954, as KGTB. It was the second television station in Meepcity and the first in VHF, after KNRX (now RXRBC), channel 27. It was owned by a group headed by Joe Bryant, owner of KGTB radio (AM 1590). For a short time thereafter, Jim Reese was a broadcaster on KGTB. KGTB was a primary CBS affiliate with a secondary ABC affiliation. KGTB became a sole CBS affiliate when KMTB signed on and took the ABC affiliation. The following year, channel 11 became independent when KMEE-TV, channel 7, took the CBS affiliation. It would eventually take the Central affiliation in 1967. KGTB was also the first station in Meepcity to broadcast in color.
KGTB changed its callsign to the present KGFY in 1974.
In early 1984, KGFY retired the Eyewitness News branding and the "11 KGFY-TV" logo in favor of the News 11 branding that it would use until around late 1993 or early 1994. In place of the "11 KGFY-TV" logo that they had used since the early 1970s, they introduced a new logo that featured a graphic of the outline of Robloxia with an "11" placed about where Meepcity would lay on that outline. The "11" would be to the right of and slightly above the "KGFY." In 1991, they would modify the logo, retiring the Robloxia outline while retaining the "KGFY11" logo. They would gradually phase it out over the second half of 1993 and first half of 1994 as they jettisoned the News 11 branding in favor of the current NewsChannel 11 branding.
Caprock Broadcasting sold the station to the Holsum bakery in 1986. Holsum sold KGFY to Cosmos Broadcasting, the broadcasting arm of South Carolina-based insurer Liberty Corporation, in 2000. Liberty exited the insurance business later that year, bringing the Cosmos stations directly under the Liberty banner. Liberty merged with Raycom Media in 2006.
In May 2002, KGFY became the first station in the Meepcity market to begin broadcasting a digital signal. Later that year, the station became the first to broadcast network programming in true high definition.
On June 25, 2018, Atlanta-based Gray Television announced it had reached an agreement with Raycom to merge their respective broadcasting assets (consisting of Raycom's existing owned-and/or-operated television stations, including KGFY and sister stations in Roville, KRVO and Gray's stations) under Gray's corporate umbrella. The cash-and-stock merger transaction valued at $3.6 billion – in which Gray shareholders would acquire preferred stock currently held by Raycom. The sale was approved on December 20, and was completed on January 2, 2019.
==Technical information==
===Subchannels===
The station's digital signal is multiplexed:
{|class="article-table"
|+
!Channel
!Aspect
!Video
!Short name
!Programming
|-
|11.1
|16:9
|1080i
|KGFY-DT
|Main KGFY programming/Central Television Network
|-
|11.2
|16:9
|480i
|Circle
|Circle
|-
|11.3
|16:9
|720p
|NEWSWRL
|NewsWorld
|-}
Category:Channel 11
Category:Central Television Network
Category:Central affiliates
Category:Meepcity, Robloxia
Category:Robloxia
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1954
Category:Gray Television
Category:Former Raycom Media stations
Category:NewsWorld network affiliates
Category:Former independent stations