Newsfix Texas

Newsfix Texas is a statewide news channel operating in Texas and nearby areas. It is owned by Lake Hill Broadcasting. Newsfix Texas is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with additional studios located in all DMAs of Texas. Master Control for Newsfix Texas is located in Ft. Worth.
== History ==
Newsfix Texas was announced by Lake Hill Broadcasting in July of 2020, and is serving as a test drive for a statewide news network in all of Lake Hill Markets. Lake Hill said in a press statement that "When you want to start something, you do it big, and Texas is a huge market and is in dire need of a news network."
Branding for the channel is named after the national Newsfix network, and does simulcast the national network for some parts of the day. 
== Programming ==
Newsfix Texas broadcasts statewide news programming via studios in Austin, Ft. Worth, and Houston, and carries a newswheel format similar to the national Newsfix network. However, Newsfix Texas also has a discussion/analysis program during primetime that talks about statewide politics and national politics that impacts Texas, something Newsfix doesn't do. 
In addition, Newsfix Texas Simulcasts the national feed during the overnight hours. (During those hours, Newsfix Texas broadcasts news updates during commercial breaks.) 
Newsfix Texas also broadcasts a Spanish newscast at 7pm, (6pm in El Paso) which is produced in Brownsville.
== Local Programming ==
Newsfix Texas offers local programming across Texas at 5pm and 10pm, (4pm/9pm in El Paso) which are produced at Newsfix Texas' various newsrooms across the state. In addition, local cut ins are offered at :25 and :55 past the hour. Although the updates are produced at these local newsrooms, they are fed to master control in Ft. Worth via Internet Protocol Servers. 
Following the statewide Spanish newscast at 7pm, a local newscast is produced in Spanish at 7:30pm. Unlike the English newscasts, the Spanish local newscasts are not produced in all markets. Although all markets have a local newscast in Spanish, they are produced in either Ft. Worth, San Antonio, and El Paso, with the notable exception of Brownsville, which produces a Spanish newscast for its market.
Category:Lake Hill Broadcasting
Category:Texas
Category:Cable