KNXV-TV



1979–1981	1981–1982	1982–1983	1983	1983–1986	1986–1988	1988–1993


1993–1994	1994–1995	1995–1997	1997–2000	2000–2002	2002–present

1979–1983[]

1979–1981[]

SVG NEEDED

1981–1982[]

SVG NEEDED

1982–1983[]

SVG NEEDED

1983[]

SVG NEEDED

1983–1988[]

1983–1986[]

The E. W. Scripps Company acquired KNXV in late 1984, the sale was completed a year later.

1986–1988[]

The "15" became italicized. On October 9, 1986, KNXV became Phoenix's Fox affiliate.

1988–1993[]

1993–1994[]

SVG NEEDED

1994–1995[]

In 1994, Scripps initiated a group deal with the ABC Television Network that saw four of Scripps stations become ABC affiliates. KNXV was among those stations, taking the affiliation away from KTVK. Fox went to then-CBS affiliate KSAZ-TV (channel 10) as a result of a separate deal involving that station. However, instead of ABC programming moving immediately from KTVK, it moved in stages due to their contract with KTVK ending on December 31, 1994; as a result of this and KNXV's contract with Fox not officially ending until January 1995, this temporary branding, normally used for the newly-launched news department, was utilized for the entire station.

1995–1997[]

1997–2000[]

2000–2002[]

2002–present[]

This logo was similar to that of Scripps sister station WMAR-TV in Baltimore, which received a similar design around the same time that was used until 2018.

KNXV-TV news opens

External links[]

Official website

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The E. W. Scripps Company

Major television stations:

Fox affiliates: KSTU | WFLX² | WFTX-TV⁴ | WSYM-TV³ | WXMI

MyNetworkTV affiliate: WSYM-DT4

Telemundo affiliate: KZTV-DT2 / K22JA-D

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Ion Media

A division of The E. W. Scripps Company

Television networks: Ion | Ion Mystery | Ion Plus

Defunct networks: InTV | Qubo (Qubo Channel)

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Part of Ion Media Defunct assets Qubo Channel \| Qubo Kids Corner \| Qubo.com \| Qubo Night Owl

¹Ion-affiliated stations owned by Inyo Broadcast Holdings.
²Affiliated with Grit.
³Affiliated with Court TV.
⁴Affiliated with Bounce TV.

Other holdings: Scripps Howard Fund | Scripps National Spelling Bee | Scripps Sports

Programming: Let's Ask America (Let's Ask Cincinnati) | The List | Right This Minute | Pickler & Ben

Local news brandings: The Morning Blend | The Now

Predecessor companies: McGraw-Hill Broadcasting (Television stations only) | Journal Communications (Television stations only) | Cordillera Communications

¹KZTV is owned by SagamoreHill Broadcasting, but it is programmed and operated by Scripps under a Shared Services Agreement.
²WFLX is owned by Gray Media, but is programmed and operated by Scripps under a Shared Services Agreement.
³Sale of these stations to Gray Media in exchange for KKCO, KKTV/KJCT-LP and KMVT/KSVT-LD pending FCC approval
⁴Sale of this station to Sun Broadcasting pending FCC approval.

Headquarters: Cincinnati, Ohio, United States | Website: http://www.scripps.com

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