recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
KOAI-TV

### Sister stations

KIXM • KDXX-FM • KEDA-AM • KLNO-FM, KSAB-FM, KSAT-AM, KSAT-FM • KTFM-FM • KTJN-AM

## History

### Former channel number(s)

**Analog:** 27 (UHF; 1981-2009)
**Digital:** 31 (UHF; 2002-2012)

## Links

### Website

sanantonio.freemontlocal.com

**KOAI-TV**, Virtual channel 27 (UHF Digital channel 64) is a Freemont owned-and-operated television station serving the San Antonio, Texas metropolitan area. Licensed to New Braunfels, it is owned by Freemont Stations Group, a division of Studio Networks, making it a duopoly with Viva Network O&O KIXM (Channel 39).
WTCF

**WTCF**, virtual channel 29, is a Freemont owned-and-operated television station in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It serves the Twin Cities metropolitan area and owned by Studio Networks. Part of a triopoly with MyNetworkTV affiliate KMYQ and regional cable network VSEN, the three share offices in West St. Paul with its co-owned radio stations.
WSAF

**WSAF** (digital channel 30, virtual channel 53) is a Boland Entertainment Network station, serving the Miami, FL television market.

**WSAF** transmits with 800 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of the Southeast Financial Center in Downtown Miami.

## Sports and Specialty Programming

**WSAF** airs a considerable amount of locally-based sports programming, including collegiate contests featuring the USF Bulls. The station also broadcasts "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance.
UnidoRB

**UnidoRB** is an American pay television channel owned by GloboRB, through its Freenity Entertainment Group unit. Aimed at Hispanic Adults between the ages of 18 and 54, the majority of its programming – which is tailored toward bilingual audiences – includes serialized drama series, sports programming, sitcoms, reruns of series previously aired on sister Nueve and the former Mas Network, reality and variety series, and theatrically released feature films all dubbed in Spanish. The network is headquartered in the RB Center, commonly known as the Wells Fargo Plaza in Houston, Texas.

Previously known as **NU9VEMAX**, the network rebranded to it's current name on November 20, 2022, to coincide with the network's Spanish-language broadcast of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The network utilizes the "RB" logo to align itself with GloboRB and its "RB" branded sister networks.
KTXU-TV

**KTXU-TV** (Channel 31) is a television station licensed to Irving, Texas, serving as the CW affiliate for the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. It is owned by Adelante Group, based in Riverside, California, and studios are located off the John W. Carpenter Freeway (State Highway 183) in northwest Dallas. KTXU's transmitter is located in Cedar Hill, Texas.

## Brief History

KTXU's history dates back to 1961, when it first launched as KRFV, an independent station and the market's second UHF station. In 1986, the station was bought by News Corporation and became an owned-and-operated station for the then-new Fox television network that launched that same year. In 1994, News Corporation announced a local station swap with Paramount, resulting the Fox affiliate moving to KNTX (Channel 4) and KRFV returning to independent.

Under Paramount's ownership, the station became the local outlet for the new United Paramount Network (UPN) and changed its calls to KTXU-TV in January 1995. Over the years, KTXU was under the ownership of CBS Corporation and the station became a charter affiliate for UPN's successor The CW in September 2006. This was short lived as CBS sold KTXU to Stratus Broadcasting in exchange for KDFI (Channel 27) in January 2007, once again reverting to independent status. In 2019, Stratus Broadcasting was acquired by Studio Networks (now GloboRB), resulting in KTXU being spun off to Ventura Broadcasting Holdings, now Adelante Group.

In 2022, CBS sold most of its stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group. CBS then disaffiliated its CW stations from the network (including KDFI) effective September 1, 2023. A day earlier, Nexstar announced that it extended its affiliation partnership with Adelante Group. As part of the deal, it was also announced that KTXU would retake The CW affiliation effective September 1.
WLNN-TV

**WLNN-TV**, virtual channel 13 (UHF digital channel 13), is the flagship station of the Liberal News Network, licensed to New York City, New York, United States. The station is owned by LNN, Inc. WLNN-TV's studios are located in the One World Trade Center; WLNN-TV's transmitter is located atop the One World Trade Center.
WLNN-TV mainly competes with New York City FOX affiliate WFOX-TV, which is owned by Best Broadcasting, Inc.
Space Coast Media

**Space Coast Media** is an American media company and radio network based in Melbourne, Florida. Founded in 1998 by father and son Jeff and John Olar, the company started with radio station ownership as **Space Coast Radio**. The company rebranded in February 2021 to coincide with its expansion on its television portfolio.

The company owns the following 5 networks:

* Filmax
* Freemax
* InFlex
* TrueSpace
* WLAR Network
Season 17

### Hosted by

Josh Consalvo, Blake Ratcliff, Carl Landon Clark, Dan Alt, Dawn Pomsey, Erica Petrillo, Krystle "Kpoww" Powell, Max Teddy, Mitchell Hammond, Mitchell Stokes, Susie Caldwell, Tayyy Dariarow

### Next Season

Season 18

Big Brother Hometowns 17 is the upcoming seventeenth season of the online reality game Big Brother Hometowns. It is based on the worldwide Big Brother franchise. Max Teddy, Mitchell Stokes, Carl Landon Clark, Krystle "Kpoww" Powell, Crystal, Dan Alt, Mitchell Hammond, Tayyy Dariarow, and Blake Ratcliff all returned as cohosts.

In the game, sixteen houseguests battled to win power and safety, while voting to evict their housemates until there were two houseguests remaining. The winner was decided by a vote of the jury, a group of 9 previously evicted houseguests.

The season began on July 9, 2022, and concluded on August 5, 2022. After 29 days in the Big Brother house, Lauren Murphy was declared the winner over Stephanie Fagan in an 8-1 vote.

## Twists

### Advantage vs. HOH

In the **Deal or no Deal** Head of Household competition, players were given the opportunity to compete for either the Head of Household or a secret advantage. Niki Philippart won the secret advantage, an additional power of veto that could be used throughout the season.
National Educational Television

**National Educational Television** (**NET**) was an American broadcast commercial Educational network owned by the Ford Foundation and later co-owned by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. It operated from November 4, 1952, which has memberships with many television stations that were formerly part of NET.
KFRA-DT

**KFRA-DT**, Virtual channel 35 (UHF Digital channel 46), is a Freemont owned-and-operated television station in Austin, Texas. Licensed to Blanco, the station is owned by Studio Networks; as part of a duopoly with low-powered TCTV owned-and-operated station KBSK-CD (Channel 41). The two share studios and offices along Interstate 35 in North Austin with their co-owned radio stations KBQB-FM, KLEA-FM and KTXX-FM.
The Country Channel

**The Country Channel** is an American digital multicast television network. Owned by Arlis Media, the channel launched in 2019.

The Country Channel  specializes in broadcasting country music videos, vintage concert footage and exclusive original music-based content.

 Affiliates

* KALA-TV Los Angeles, California
* KHBV-TV Las Vegas, Nevada
* KHCM-TV Minneapolis, Minnesota
* WAKN-CD Akron/Cleveland, Ohio
* WBMD-TV Baltimore, Maryland
* WDHO-TV Toledo, Ohio
* WGM-TV Atlanta, Georgia
* WIWT-TV Cincinnati, Ohio
* WJWP-TV Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
* WKLO-TV Louisville, Kentucky
* WMDI-TV Erie, Pennsylvania
* WMNH-TV Manchester, New Hampshire
* WNG-TV Chicago, Illinois
* WNYX-TV New York, New York
* WOMP-TV Wheeling, West Virginia
* WVAR-TV Richmond, Virginia
* WVGV-TV Lewisburg, West Virginia
* WWOK-TV Charleston, West Virginia

Add your affiliate here (one per market)!
WSRN-TV

WSRN-TV is an independent station serving Harford, Cecil and Kent Counties in Maryland. Broadcasting on channel 9, WSRN-TV is owned and operated by Burns Communications. Launched in 1958, WSRN-TV is Burns Communication's first station as well as its flagship station and the fourth television news station in Central Maryland.
WWRS

**WWRS** (digital channel 31, virtual channel 18) is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the Washington/Baltimore television market.

**WWRS** transmits its signal at a power level of 40 kW. The station's transmitter is located in McLean, VA.

## Sports Programming

In addition to other locally-based programming, **WWRS** airs selected athletic contests from high schools in the Washington/Baltimore region.
WLAR

**WLAR**, Virtual channel 5, is a television station licensed to Daytona Beach, Florida, and serving the Orlando area as an affiliate of NBC. It is the flagship station of Space Coast Media and is part of a duopoly with Melbourne-licensed Freemax flagship station WOLR (Channel 50). Both stations are housed at the WLAR Center off Hibiscus Boulevard in Melbourne.

## WLAR News Inc.

**WLAR News Inc.** is the news division of Space Coast Media and WLAR combined.Template:Titusville TV
Filmax

**Filmax** is an American digital broadcast television network owned by Space Coast Media. Launched on February 1, 2023, its programming emphasizes on feature films. The network's operations are based out of the Space Coast Media headquarters in Melbourne, Florida.

With its name being a portmanteau of the word **"Film"** and sister network **"Freemax"**, Filmax is exclusively available on the DT4 subchannel of Freemax owned-and-operated stations.
WABC-TV

**WABC-TV**, virtual and VHF digital channel 8, is the flagship station of the ABC television network, licensed to New York, New York, United States. The station is owned by the ABC Owned Television Stations subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company. WABC-TV's studios are located on Lincoln Square on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, adjacent to ABC's corporate headquarters; its transmitter is located atop the Empire State Building.

PROGRAMMING

Syndication program for WABC-TV includes *Wheel of Fortune*, *Jeopardy!*, *Live with Kelly and Mark* and *Tamron Hall*.
KDGH-TV

## Programming

### Affiliations

Boland Entertainment Network, Classic Wrestling Network, Bloomberg Financial News

## Links

### Website

ben42dfw.net

**KDGH-TV** (digital channel 54, virtual channel 42) is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the Dallas/Fort Worth TX television market. It is a sister station to KDGH-AM and KDGH-FM, the Group's local radio stations.

Programming on **KDGH-TV** mostly consists of syndicated programming from the 80s and 90s, along with some coverage of area high school sports.

**KDGH-TV** transmits with 700 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of the Comerica Bank Tower, in downtown Dallas.

## Digital Sub-Channels

**KDGH-TV**'s digital sub-channel 14.2 carries programming from the **Classic Wrestling Network**. In addition to this offering, sub-channel 14.3 airs broadcasts of Bloomberg Financial News.
KCBY

**KCBY**, Virtual channel 22, is a television station licensed to Vallejo, California, serving as the San Francisco Bay Area's outlet for the Freemax network. The station is owned-and-operated by Space Coast Media, alongside San Francisco-licensed The CW/MyNetworkTV affiliate KAWB (Channel 8). The stations share studios on 3rd and Howard in Downtown San Francisco, sharing office space with their radio sister stations.

Template:Bay Area TV

Template:Freemax stations
Telatino

**Telatino** (a combination of **Television** and **Latino**) is an American pay television network owned by GloboRB, through its Freenity Entertainment Group unit. Aimed at Hispanics and Latinos between the ages of 13-49, the majority of its programming – which is tailored toward bilingual audiences, consists mainly of scripted and reality television series, along with music programming. The network is housed at the Wells Fargo Plaza/RB Center in Houston, Texas.

Telatino and sister UnidoRB are both targeted to the same audience. However, Telatino focuses on original series and productions, where as UnidoRB focuses on reruns, imports, and Spanish dubs of non-Spanish programming.
KXSC

**KXSC**, Virtual channel 65 (UHF digital channel 31) is a Viva Network owned-and-operated television station licensed to Los Angeles, California, serving as the network's West Coast flagship station. KXSC is owned by Viva Stations Group, a division of Studio Networks and is part of a duopoly with Freemont O&O KFLA (Channel 28). The two stations share studios, along with their co-owned radio stations, in Burbank. KXSC's transmitter is located in the west side of Mount Wilson.
KDBN

KDBN (Digital Channel 30, Virtual Channel 14) is a television station in Kansas City, Missouri, United States, affiliated with NBC. It is owned by E.W. Scripps Company, alongside KPKX.

The station aired all Kansas City Chiefs preseason games from 2019 until 2023, which is when the preseason games moved over to sister station KPKX.
KMHC

**KMHC** (digital channel 27, virtual channel 44) is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the Northern Colorado television market. It is a sister station to KBPI, the local radio station owned by parent company Boland Broadcasting.

Programming on **KMHC** mostly consists of syndicated programming from the 80s and 90s, along with some coverage of area high school sports.

**KMHC** transmits with 900 kW of power. The station's transmitter is located at the top of the Wells Fargo Center, in downtown Denver.

## Digital Sub-Channels

**KMHC**'s digital sub-channel 44.2 carries programming from the **Classic Wrestling Network**. In addition to this offering, sub-channel 44.3 airs local weather reports.
KXCW

**KXCW**, Virtual and UHF Digital channel 34, is a CW-affiliated television station in Bryan, Texas, licensed to Brenham. It is owned by Studio Networks, making it part of a duopoly with Bryan-licensed Freemont O&O KBTF (Channel 17). The duo reside in Bryan, sharing office space with their co-owned radio stations.
KESG-TV

**KESG-TV** (digital channel 24, virtual channel 40) is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the Seattle-Tacoma television market. It is a sister station to KESG-FM and KSWC, the local radio stations owned by parent company Boland Broadcasting.

Programming on **KESG-TV** mostly consists of syndicated programming from the 80s and 90s, along with some coverage of area high school sports.

**KESG-TV** transmits with 530 kW of power. The station's transmitter is located at the top of Two Union Square, in Downtown Seattle.

## Digital Sub-Channels

**KESG-TV**'s digital sub-channel 40.2 carries programming from the **Classic Wrestling Network**. In addition to this offering, sub-channel 40.3 airs local weather reports.
KHFX-TV

**KHFX-TV**, virtual and VHF digital channel 5, is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the Houston, TX television market. Studios are on Southwest Freeway in Houston (between the Uptown and Greenway Plaza districts); **KHFX-TV**'s transmitter is located near Missouri City, Texas, in unincorporated northeastern Fort Bend County.

## Station Sale

On April 23, 2020, station owner **XS Media** agreed to sell **KHFX-TV** to **Boland Broadcasting**. Subsequently, most Fox programming was removed from the station, to be replaced with offerings of the Boland Entertainment Network.

## Digital Sub-Channel

On April 27, 2020, station management began to offer **Bloomberg Financial News** on the 5.2 digital sub-channel.
KUMO-TV

**KUMO-TV** (digital channel 26, virtual channel 17) is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the St. Louis, MO television market. It is a sister station to KUMO-FM.

**KUMO-TV** transmits with 950 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of One Metropolitan Square in downtown St. Louis.

## Specialty Programming

On Wednesday nights, **KUMO-TV** airs "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance.
KVOS-TV

**KVOS-TV** (digital channel 24, virtual channel 17) is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the Phoenix/Chandler, AZ television market. It is a sister station to KVOS-FM, the Group's local FM station.

Programming on **KVOS-TV** primarily consists of syndicated 80s and 90s shows, along with some coverage of area high school sports.

**KVOS-TV** transmits with 452 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of Chase Tower, in downtown Phoenix.

## Digital Sub-Channel

On May 12, 2020, station management announced plans for **KVOS-TV** to air programming from the **Classic Wrestling Network (CWC)**, a new digital channel being developed by **Boland Broadcasting**.
WKLJ-TV

**WKLJ-TV** (virtual channel 14, UHF Digital channel 37) is the flagship station of the KLJ Network licensed to Indianapolis, Indiana. Under the ownership of locally-based KLJ Media, it is also the flagship of the KLJ Television Stations Group. WKLJ makes a duopoly with Bloomington-licensed WBDI (Channel 59), the market's CW affiliate. The stations reside in East Indianapolis with their co-owned radio stations.
Sidekick

**Sidekick Network** (commonly known as **Sidekick**) is an American cable television channel owned by a joint venture of GloboRB and American toy manufacturer Mattel, both owning a 50% stake each. It is managed by GloboRB's Freenity Entertainment Group unit. Sidekick primarily targets children 6-14, while its early morning block, "Spin Junior" is aimed at preschoolers and kindergarteners aged 2–6. Every weekend evening, the network gives way for "Sidekick Family Night", a programming block that primarily airs animated and live-action movies targeted towards family audiences.
RB News Network

The **RB News Network** (shortened as **RB News**) is a digital and streaming video centrist news channel owned by RB News and the RB News and Sports Group unit of GloboRB. The network provides Local, Nationwide, and International coverage of ongoing events, weather, and sports. The service launched on July 1, 1995 through cable and satellite television providers. The network was renamed **"Freemont News Network"** on October 1, 2002, to underline ties with the Freemont network (now Freenity).

On May 1, 2014, Freemont News announced that it would exclusively move to online streaming in response to the ongoing cuts made by RB Media. The network ceased cable and satellite operations on December 31, 2014, officially shifting to online streaming the following day. "Freemont News Network" reverted to its "RB News" branding on January 1, 2015.

## RB News Local

GloboRB owns local, direct-to-consumer extensions of RB News operated by Studio Local Digital, in order to bring streaming anchored local and national news coverage across all GloboRB-owned television stations on a 24/7 basis.
WAKN-CD

**WAKN-CD,** virtual channel 11 (UHF digital channel 16) in Akron, Ohio is a low-power Class A digital television station serving the Akron/Cleveland market. Owned by Arlis Media, WAKN is part of a duopoly with Cleveland Fox affiliate WJKW-TV

WAKN-CD's studios are located on West Market Street in Downtown Akron.

Programming is focused on the Akron area, featuring local interest public affairs, sporting events, talk and feature programming, as well as an Akron-centric 11PM newscast produced by sister-station WJKW-TV.

WAKN-CD airs approximately 25 games per season of the **Akron Rubber Ducks** Minor League Baseball franchise, the Double-A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians.
WOMP-TV

***(NOTE: This station hold multiple "BIG FOUR" network affiliations, which is similar to the real Wheeling, WV market; which consists of only two stations. If you are creating additional stations in this market you may take one of the networks on a subchannel for your primary affiliation.)***

**WOMP-TV**, virtual and VHF digital channel 7, is a CBS/FOX/ABC-affiliated television station licensed to Wheeling, West Virginia, United States and also serving Steubenville, Ohio. The station is owned by Arlis Media.

WOMP-TV's primary affiliation is with CBS, however due to their currently being only one other full-powered Television station in the Wheeling/Steubenville market, WOMP carries affiliations with FOX, ABC and Ion on digital subchannels.

WOMP-TV was previously owned by West Virginia Television Group, which also owned WWOK-TV in Charleston, WKNT-TV in Clarksburg and WVGV-TV in Lewisburg. The group was founded in 2001. The idea was to share reporting among the four stations in order to better cover the state. WWOK handled most coverage of state government affairs, while WKNT handled most coverage of West Virginia University sports.  WVTG group sold its four stations to Arlis Media in Jan. 2017, who retained the news sharing agreement as West Virginia NewsNet. Arlis then purchased WPAR-TV in Parkersburg, WV in Aug. 2017 and incorporated it into West Virginia NewsNet.

**PROGRAMMING**

Full network schedules of each network are carried on each respective channel. Locally produced news is broadcast on the main 7.1 channel (which carries the CBS affiliation).

Syndicated programming on the station includes;

CBS Ohio Valley (7.1): *The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Dr. Phil, Jeopardy!, Wheel of Fortune, Live with Kelly and Ryan, 30 Rock, Burn Notice, CSI Miami, CSI New York.*

 CBS Ohio Valley also airs  the Wheeling/ Steubenville version of *It's Academic* an academic quiz show for high school students.

Fox Ohio Valley (7.2): *Family Guy, The Cleveland Show, South Park, How I Met Your Mother, Gomer Pyle USMC, The Wild Wild West, Star Trek Original Series, Star Trek Next Generation, Star Trek Enterprise, Arrested Development and Modern Family*. Fox Ohio Valley also airs the Sunday morning public affairs & political news show *Washington Close Up,* which is produced by Washington, DC sister station WDCA-TV

ABC Ohio Valley (7.3): *Judge Judy, Hot Bench, The 4400, Bonanza, Bosom Buddies, Big Bang Theory, Criminal Minds, Numb3rs, Frasier, Get Smart, Entertainment Tonight*

NEWS OPERATION

WOMP-TV currently airs 50 hours of locally produced news on a weekly basis, including eight hours each weekday and five hours on Saturday and Sunday. All local news programming is presented on CBS Ohio Valley (7.1) but the 11 PM newscast is re-aired on ABC Ohio Valley (7.3) at 1 AM.
KTBU

**KTBU**, virtual and VHF digital channel 28, is an NBC affiliated television station licensed to Conroe, Texas, United States. The station is owned by Worldwide Media & Entertainment. KTBU's studios are located on Southwest Freeway (I-69) in the Southwest Management District (formerly Greater Sharpstown), and its transmitter is located near Missouri City, in unincorporated northeastern Fort Bend County.
WES-TV

**WES-TV**, virtual channel 7 (UHF digital channel 22), is a  Fox-affiliated television station licensed to Chiago, Illinois. WES-TV is owned by Arlis Media as part of a duopoly with Independent station WNG-TV. WES-TV's studios and offices are co-located with it's radio and television sisters stations in the Chicago Board of Trade Building in the Loop Community area.

PROGRAMMING

In addition to the Fox network schedule, syndicated programs broadcast on WES include *Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, Family Guy, South Park,* *Parks and Recreation and Arrested Development*

WES is the Chicago home of *Washington Close Up* , a Sunday morning public affairs & political news show which features interviews with notable public officials and roundtable discussions with political pundits, which is produced by Washington, DC sister-station WDCA-TV, and syndicated nationally.
KSKB-TV

**KSKB-TV**, Virtual channel 23, is a Freemont owned-and-operated television station serving the Stockton/Sacramento, California areas. Owned by Freemont Stations Group, a division of Studio Networks, it is part of a duopoly with Viva Network O&O KXNT (Channel 19). The duo reside near Downtown Sacramento between I-80 Business and I-5.
On December 24, 2019, Studio Networks announced that KSKB and KGLF/Houston will disaffiliate from MyNetworkTV on January 1, 2020. KSKB became the market's new Freemont affiliate, which was moved from KVZA-CD.
WMAR-TV

**WMAR-TV** (Channel 11) is a television station in Baltimore, Maryland, affiliated with NBC. It is owned by KLJ Media, alongside Annapolis-licensed CW affiliate WUBL (Channel 54). The two stations share studios on "Television Hill" in the Woodberry neighborhood of north Baltimore.

## **Programming**

In addition to the NBC network schedule, syndicated programs broadcast on WMAR include *Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, Seinfeld, The Big Bang Theory, Burn Notice, Modern Family* and *Monk.*

## **News operation**

WMAR-TV currently broadcast 50 hours of locally produced news on a weekly basis, including eight hours each weekday and five hours on Saturday and Sunday.

Template:Baltimore TV stations
Template:KLJ Media
KWLP-TV

**KWLP-TV** (digital channel 10, virtual channel 24) is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the Salt Lake City television market. It is a sister station to KSDU, the local radio station owned by parent company Boland Broadcasting.

Programming on **KWLP-TV** mostly consists of syndicated programming from the 80s and 90s, along with some coverage of area high school sports.

**KWLP-TV** broadcasts at a power level of 435 kW. The station's transmitter is located at the top of the Wells Fargo Center of Utah, in downtown Salt Lake City.

## Digital Sub-Channels

**KWLP-TV**'s digital sub-channel 44.2 carries programming from the **Classic Wrestling Network**. In addition to this offering, sub-channel 44.3 airs local weather reports.
KALA-TV

**KALA-TV**, virtual channel 56 (VHF digital channel 12), is an independent television station serving Los Angeles, California, United States that is licensed to Anaheim. KALA-TV is owned by Laika Media Group, which acquired the station from Arlis Media TV Trust in January 2022.

## **Programming**

Syndicated programs broadcast on KALA include *Seinfeld, Bob's Burgers, Modern Family, The Simpsons, The Big Bang Theory, American Dad!,* *The Office, Friends, The Drew Barrymore Show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, Dish Nation, Extra and TMZ.*

## Sports Programming

KALA-TV locally broadcasts Los Angeles Angels baseball and NWA Powerrr pro-wrestling.
WBMD-TV

WB**MD-TV**, virtual channel 54 (UHF digital channel 25), is a CW-affiliated television station licensed to Baltimore, Maryland. Owned by Arlis Media, WBMD forms a duopoly with NBC affiliate WBCM-TV.

PROGRAMMING

In addition to the CW network schedule, syndicated programs broadcast on WBMD include  *Dr. Phil*, *Inside Edition*, *The Doctors,* *Entertainment Tonight, Rachael Ray, The Office, Parks and Recreation and Arrested Development*

NEWS OPERATION

WBMA airs a 10PM newscast seven days a week, produced by duopoly partner WBCM-TV and also replays WBCM's 11 PM newscast at 1AM
WNBC-TV

**WNBC-TV**, virtual and UHF digital channel 6, is an NBC-affiliated television station licensed to New York City, New York, United States and serving the New York City television market. The station is owned by Worldwide Media & Entertainment. WNBC-TV's studios are located in the One World Trade Center; WNBC-TV's transmitter is located atop the One World Trade Center.
WFBS

**WFBS**, virtual channel 25 (UHF digital channel 42), is a Freemont owned-and-operated television station licensed to Boston, Massachusetts and serves the Boston metropolitan area. The station is owned by the Freemont Stations Group subsidiary of Studio Networks, making it part of a duopoly with Malborough-licensed Independent station WHUB (Channel 66). The two stations, along with its radio sisters, share studios on Soldiers Field Road in the Allston–Brighton section of Boston.
TrueSpace

**TrueSpace** is an American digital multicast network owned by Space Coast Media, through its division Polaris Networks. The network is devoted to lifestyle television and acquired series geared towards women ages 25 to 54. TrueSpace is available over-the-air through digital subchannels of Space Coast-owned television stations.
KHXS

**KHXS**, virtual channel 55, is a television station licensed to Conroe, Texas, United States, serving as the Houston area affiliate of the digital multicast network MHD. It is owned by Varsity Media, which maintains joint sales and shared services agreements (JSA/SSA) with Space Coast Media, owner of CBS affiliate KHOU (channel 2) and Freemax owned-and-operated station KALV (channel 49), for the provision of certain services. The stations' studios are located on Southwest Freeway in Houston. KHXS's transmitter is located near Missouri City, in unincorporated northeastern Fort Bend County.

## History

On April 23, 2020, station owner **XS Media** agreed to sell **KHXS** to **Boland Broadcasting**. Subsequently, the programming format was changed to that of "Music: High Definition" (MHD).

On December 17, 2020, Boland Broadcasting announced that the Company was divesting itself of all MHD-related interests. Subsequently, the station was sold to the University of Houston, which began PBS broadcasts on January 8, 2021.
KNTS

**KNTS**, Virtual channel 23 and Digital channel 67, is a Freemont owned-and-operated television station in St. Louis, Missouri. Licensed to Florissant, the station resides in Olive Street. KNTS is owned by Freemont Stations Group, a division of Studio Networks, making it a duopoly with Independent station KCDL-DT (Channel 10).
Bobby Fredrick

## Bobby Fredrick

### Relatives

Billy Fredrick, Joseph Fredrick, Matthias

## Quotes

* "I doing it for you, kids"
* “Pacific Standard Time”
* "I'm doing it for the views"
* "Weak Immune System"
* "This wasn't in the script."

## Trivia

* He wants to be the future president of the US.
* His brother is Billy, who also works in the office.
* There are many jokes of him being a fishing fan.
* He has a fishing Instagram account @thepresidentsfish.
* He is of Japanese descent.
* He is 5'9"
* His favorite food is Sushi Burrito.
* He claims he doesn't know anything about Disney.
* J-Fred doesn't know what video he first appeared in.
WFLO

**WFLO** (digital channel 37, virtual channel 12) is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the Orlando, FL television market.

**WFLO** transmits with 680 kW of power. The station's transmitter is located at the top of the SunTrust Center, in downtown Orlando.

## Sports and Specialty Programming

On Wednesday nights, **WFLO** airs "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance. In addition, the station is the television home of the Global Football League's Orlando Storm.
Nueve

**Nueve** (Spanish for "Nine"), is an American free-to-air television network owned and operated by GloboRB, a subsidiary of Trujillo, Inc.. It serves as the flagship property of the Nueve Stations Group division. Launched on September 9, 2009, the network is primarily aimed to the young adult audience, ages 18 to 34, catering both English and Spanish-language programming for the bilingual Hispanic/Latino audience. Nueve is headquartered in Downtown Houston, Texas, in the Wells Fargo Plaza, also known as the RB Center.

In 2021, the network replaced Mas Network and its terrestrial affiliates.
WBXI

**WBXI**, Virtual channel 23 (UHF Digital channel 47) is a Freemont owned-and-operated television station located in the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Licensed to Biloxi, it is owned by the Freemont Stations Group, a division of Studio Networks, making it a duopoly with Pascagoula-licensed CW affiliate WBGC-DT (Channel 35). WBGC and WBXI's transmitter site is located in southern Stone County near McHenry.
KHOU

**KHOU**, Virtual channel 2, is a television station in Houston, Texas, affiliated with CBS. It is owned by Space Coast Media, alongside Alvin-licensed Freemax owned-and-operated station KALV (Channel 49). Space Coast also provides certain services to Conroe-licensed MHD affiliate KHXS (Channel 55) under joint sales and shared services agreements with Varsity Media. The stations' studios are located on Southwest Freeway in Houston.
WNPL

**WNPL**, Virtual channel 21 (UHF Digital channel 46), is a Freemont owned-and-operated television station serving Fort Myers, Florida and the Southwest Florida region. Licensed to Naples, it is ownef by Houston-based Studio Networks, its studio and office reside in the Dean Park Historic District with it TV sister station, CW affiliate WMYF-DT (Channel 59). Their shared transmitter is located off Mellow Drive in North Suncoast Estates.
Doce

**Doce** (spanish for "Twelve") is a Spanish-language Mexican free-to-air television network headquartered in Mexico City, Mexico. It is owned and operated by GloboRB Americas, a division of GloboRB International Networks, all owned by GloboRB. As one of the national networks in the country, the primary station and network namesake is Channel 12 of Mexico City, also known as XHDCE-TDT. Launched in 1986, Doce aired classic movies and TV series from its homeland and other Latin American countries. Since 2003, the network targets the young adult audience ages 18-34. In 2018, Doce and its sister channels were acquired by Studio Networks.
WRRO-TV

**WRRO-TV**, virtual channel 21 (UHF digital channel 33), is a NBC affiliated television station licensed to Youngstown, Ohio, United States. The station is owned by Arlis Media. WRRO-TV's studios are located along with the Arlis Media radio station cluster on West Boardman Street in downtown Youngstown, and its transmitter is based in the city's Lansingville neighborhood.

PROGRAMMING

in addition to the NBC network schedule, syndicated programs broadcast on WRRO include *Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, Seinfeld, The Big Bang Theory, The Ellen DeGeneres Show*, *Inside Edition*, *Judge Judy* and *Live with Kelly and Ryan and The Office.*

WRRO airs the public affairs program *Washington Close Up*, which is produced by sister station WDCA-TV.

NEWS OPERATION

WRRO currently broadcast 38 hours of locally produced news on a weekly basis, including seven hours each weekday and ninety minutes on Saturday and Sunday.
KHCW

**KHCW** (Channel 45) is a television station licensed to Rosenberg, Texas, serving as the Houston affiliate for The CW. It is owned by Adelante Group, alongside Fox affiliate KXYZ (Channel 13). The two stations share studios with their co-owned radio stations in western Houston.

The station is available on channel 17 on most cable providers in the Houston-Galveston areas. Since 2018, it has equally promoted this channel placement in its branding.

## Logo History

UPN 45 (2002-2006)UPN Houston (January-September 2006)Houston's CW (2006-2007)CW 45 Houston (2007-2018)
Entracast

**Entracast Communications** was an American media company based in San Antonio, Texas. Founded in 2019, its assets targeted the Spanish-speaking Hispanic/Latino audience.

## History

 File:Ventura Broadcasting Holdings.png
Entracast was founded in February 2019, as **Ventura Broadcasting Holdings**, to coincide the merger of Stratus Broadcasting and Studio Networks. Both companies sold several stations to Ventura and other companies in many markets to comply with FCC ownership limits.

The company shifted from a trust company to a mass media corporation on March 1, 2020, leading up to its name change as **Ventura Media**. The company would once again change names on October 26th as **Vencast**, a portmanteau of Ventura and Broadcast.

On August 20, 2021, Geraldo Ventura stepped down as CEO, promoting VP Matt Pulaski as the new CEO. On August 24, Vencast rebranded as **Entracast Communications**.

On January 27, 2022, Entracast announced the sale of all of its English-language radio stations to Apollo Media Group, Space Coast Media, and TDC Media and other properties including audio networks to Centraudio, Inc., to solidify their focus on Spanish-language audiences. The company will also withdraw from the New York Stock Exchange, converting itself to a private establishment. All sales of English properties were finalized by April 30, 2022.

The future of Entracast came in doubt when it was announced on September 29, 2022, that it would merge with Apollo Media Group and would rebrand as Adelante Group. The merge will bring all the assets of both companies into one entity, with several of them reuniting with each other. The merge was completed on October 28, 2022.
KHBV-TV

**KHBV-TV**, virtual channel 5 (VHF digital channel 9), is a Fox-affiliated television station serving Las Vegas, Nevada, United States that is licensed to Henderson. The station is owned by Arlis Media and operates as a duopoly with CW-affiliated sister-station KFBT-TV. KHBV and KFBT share studios with the Arlis Media Las Vegas radio cluster located at the Broadcast Center on West Sunset Road in Henderson, while KHBV's transmitter is located on Black Mountain, just southeast of the city.

PROGRAMMING

In addition to the Fox network schedule, syndicated programs broadcast on KHBV include *Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory, Burn Notice, South Park,* *The Office, Parks and Recreation, Wild Wild West and Arrested Development.*

Local programming includes the Las Vegas version of *It's Academic* an academic quiz show for high school students.

KHBV airs the public affairs program *Washington Close Up*, which is produced by Washington, DC sister-station WDCA-TV.

NEWS OPERATION

KHBV currently broadcast 45 hour of locally produced news on a weekly basis, including seven hours each weekday and five hours on Saturday and Sunday.
RB Sports Network

**RB Sports Network** (also known as **RBSN**) is an American basic cable sports network owned by the RB News and Sports Group unit of GloboRB. The network was founded on January 7, 2005 as **Freemont Sports**, three years after the launch of its namesake. RBSN broadcasts primarily from Houston, Texas, with additional offices in Miami, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Philadelphia.
KATV

### Callsign meaning

San **A**ntonio **T**ele**V**ision. (callsign also belonged to Channel 33 (now KSCW) until 2006)

## Links

### Website

katv.com

**KATV** (Channel 12) is a television station in San Antonio, Texas, affiliated with NBC. Owned by Adelante Group, it is part of a duopoly with Floresville-licensed The CW affiliate KSCW (Channel 33). The two stations share studios in Northwest San Antonio, off Network Boulevard. KATV's transmitter is located off Route 181 in northwest Wilson County (northeast of Elmendorf).
Template:San Antonio TV stations
KVZA-CD

**KVZA-CD** (virtual channel 54), is a low-powered, Class A MyNetworkTV television station licensed to Sacramento, California. The station is owned by Ventura Media and its offices are located in Downtown Sacramento. KVZA is the sister station of dual W3 Network/Mi Canal O&O KLXI (Channel 61).
KVZA was previously Sacramento's Freemont affiliate. On December 24, 2019, the network's owner, Studio Networks announced that KSKB-TV would disaffiliate from MyNetworkTV. On the same day, both companies entered an agreement to trade affiliations on January 1, 2020.
KHCM-TV

**KHCM-TV**, virtual and VHF digital channel 37, is a Pixel-affiliated television station licensed to Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States and serving the Twin Cities television market. The station is owned by Worldwide Media & Entertainment, along with sister station KTCN-TV. KHCM-TV's studios are located on Olson Memorial Highway (MN 55) in Golden Valley, and its transmitter is located at the Telefarm site in Shoreview, Minnesota.
WGRT-TV

**WGRT-TV**, virtual channel 2 (UHF digital channel 33), is an NBC-affiliated television station licensed to Buffalo, New York, United States. The station is owned by Arlis Media

PROGRAMMING

In addition to the NBC network schedule, syndicated programs broadcast on WGRT include *Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, Seinfeld, King of Queens, Burn Notice, Modern Family, The Doctors*, *Dr. Phil*, *The Ellen DeGeneres Show* and live drawings of the *New York Lottery.*

Local programming includes the Buffalo version of *It's Academic* an academic quiz show for a high school students.

WGRT airs the public affairs program *Washington Close Up*, which is produced by sister station WDCA-TV.

NEWS OPERATION

WGRT presently broadcasts 30½ hours of locally produced newscasts each week, with five hours each weekday, three hours on Saturdays and 2½ hours on Sundays.

SPORTS PROGRAMMING

WGRT locally produces and broadcasts preseason NFL Football games for the Buffalo Bills, (like all NFL teams, regular season games are network produced.) and airs a weekly *Bills Update* program (during the NFL season, playoffs and training camp) featuring interviews with players and the Head Coach (which simulcasts on radio sister-station WBIV-FM).
KXNT

**KXNT**, Virtual and UHF Digital channel 19, is a Viva Network owned-and-operated television station serving the Sacramento, California area, with Webster as its city of license. It is owned by Viva Stations Group, a division of Studio Networks , and is part of a duopoly with Freemont O&O KSKB-TV (Channel 23). The duo reside in Downtown Sacramento between I-80 Businnes and I-5.
KONG-TV

KONG-TV (Digital Channel 35, Virtual Channel 17) is a commercial television station licensed to Seattle, Washington, serving as the Ion owned and operated station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KING-TV.

The station started airing Seattle Storm games (if they have a game on the network) and other WNBA games as part of Ion's WNBA Friday Night Showcase in 2023.
RB Drama

**RB Drama** is an American digital multicast television network owned by GloboRB, through its division RB Digital Networks. The network solely broadcasts limited run soap operas formerly aired on Freenity (as Freemont) and predecessor National Entertainment Network (NEN) dating from 1980 to 2020.

 File:Melody.png
KBOC-CD

**KBOC-CD** (digital channel 43, virtual channel 53) is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the San Diego CA/Tijuana MX television market.

**KBOC-CD**'s programming mostly consists of syndicated programming from the 80s and 90s. The station transmits with 10 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of First Allied Plaza, in downtown San Diego.

## Digital Sub-Channels

**KBOC-CD** offers a Spanish-language version of its main programming on digital sub-channel 53.2. In addition, sub-channel 53.3 airs shows from the **Classic Wrestling Network**.
MHD

**Music: High Definition**, or **MHD**, is an American digital multicast television network. The network, launched in 2007, is owned by Laika Media Group. MHD focuses on classic music videos in a format similar to the original format of cable networks MTV and VH1, prior to those networks' shift towards long-form entertainment programming. The network also airs three hours of educational and informational programming (as mandated by the Federal Communications Commission) on Saturday mornings.

80% of the programming schedule is dedicated to randomly played classic music videos with no theme. Programs, or "blocks", include *Video Vault (a specific year), BPM (classic dance), 120 Minutes (classic '80s and '90s alternative), Backspin (classic hip-hop and R&B), Awesome '80s, Nonstop '90s, 2K Hits, General Admission (a concert series)* and *Request: Live* (a live program where viewers can vote for the next video through social media). MHD is available for carriage on sub-channels, with market exclusivity.

## Affiliates

* KALA-TV Los Angeles, California
* KHBV-TV Las Vegas, Nevada
* KTCN-TV Minneapolis, Minnesota
* KWFX Wichita, Kansas
* WBCM-TV Baltimore, Maryland
* WBGC-TV Gulfport, Mississippi
* WBMH-TV Memphis, Tennessee
* WDKA-TV Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
* WGRT-TV Buffalo, New York
* WJKW-TV Cleveland, Ohio
* WJRJ-TV Atlanta, Georgia
* WJWP-TV Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
* WKLO-TV Louisville, Kentucky
* WMDI-TV Erie, Pennsylvania
* WNBC-TV New York City, New York
* WSBN-TV Columbus, Ohio
* WVAR-TV Richmond, Virginia
* WVGV-TV Lewisburg, West Virginia

Add your affiliate here (one per market)!
SBC

**SBC** (an abbreviation of its original name **Stratus Broadcasting Channel**) is an American pay television channel owned by GloboRB under its networks division through Freenity Entertainment Group. It is a general entertainment channel, focusing primarily on programs pertaining to popular culture.
WNYC-TV

WNYC-TV "CBS 4" logo as of July 2017

**WNYC-TV**, virtual channel 4 (UHF digital channel 10), is the flagship station of the CBS television network, licensed to Newark, New Jersey, United States. The station is owned by the CBS Television Stations subsidiary of CBS Corporation, as part of a duopoly with Paterson, New Jersey-licensed independent station WTVN-TV (channel 21). The two stations share studios within the CBS Broadcast Center on West 57th Street in Midtown Manhattan; WNYC-TV's transmitter is located atop One World Trade Center.
KSFF

**KSFF**, virtual channel 41, is a Freemont owned-and-operated television station licensed to Vallejo, California and serving the San Francisco Bay Area. The station is owned by Freemont Stations Group, a division of Studio Networks, and is part of a duopoly with Berkeley-licensed Viva Network O&O KCMS (Channel 25).
KKBO-TV

**KKBO-TV** (Channel 4) is a television station in Albuquerque, New Mexico, affiliated with ABC. It is owned by Adelante Group and part of a duopoly with Santa Fe-licensed dual Univision/UniMás affiliate KUNA (Channel 51). The stations' studios are located in Broadcast Plaza, west of Albuquerque, while KKBO's transmitter is located on Sandia Crest.

Template:Albuquerque TV stations
Spark

**Spark** is an American basic cable channel owned by GloboRB, through its subsidiary Freenity Entertainment Group. The network is aimed towards adolescents and young adults between the ages of 14-24. Spark's programming includes contemporary off-network syndicated reruns and original series, feature films, and made-for-TV original movies. The network's headquarters are housed at the Studio Networks complex in Houston, Texas, United States.

Launched in 2000 as **TeeNEN**, the network was a spin-off of the National Entertainment Network (NEN), aimed to adolescents/teens. Since the launch of Freemont in 2002, TeeNEN rebranded as **Flex Network**. Throughout the years, the network has undergone programming changes, as well as various co-ownerships until 2013. That year, Flex became **Freemont Spark**, only to remove "Freemont" from its name in 2018, simply becoming **Spark**.

Its most viewed original programming, the *Overcoming* franchise, centralizes on the real-world problems adolescents and young adults deal with, including teenage pregnancy, social and family issues, gender violence, all forms of discrimination, sexual harassment, and child abandonment. Each season follows a different storyline; the first being *Overcoming: The Fear*, the second *Overcoming: The Dislike*, the third *Overcoming: The Past*. The fourth and final season *Overcoming: The Loss* premiered on February 8, 2023.
WMCB

**WMCB** (digital channel 36, virtual channel 29) is a Boland Entertainment Network television station, serving the Detroit, MI television market. The station's main offerings consist of syndicated 80s and 90s programs.

**WMCB** transmits with 23 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of the Ally Detroit Center, in downtown Detroit.

## Specialty Programming

On Wednesday nights, **WMCB** airs "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance.
KPXC

KPXC (Digital Channel 13, Virtual Channel 13) is a television station licensed to SeaTac, Washington, United States serving the Seattle area. The station is independent and is owned by Granite Broadcasting.

The station also airs CBS programming KIRO-TV declines to air. Examples include: 48 Hours, the entire NCIS family, etc. The owner of that station, Bonneville International, is part of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. A socially conservative religious organization, the LDS Church is known to refuse to air some of CBS's programming.

## KPXC

### Channels

Digital: 13
Virtual: 13
ASV-3

**ASV-3** is the Melbourne flagship television station of the Three Network in Australia. The licence, issued to a company named **Amalgamated Television Services**, a subsidiary of John Fairfax & Sons, was one of the first four licences to be issued for commercial television stations in Australia. It began broadcasting on 2 December 1956.