XHRIO-TV (first era)[]
1979–1981[]
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LOGO MISSING |
1981–1988[]
1988–1992[]
1992–1999[]
1999[]
XHRIO changed from Telemundo to UPN on May 1, 1999, switching with KTLM.
XHHUPN-TV[]
1999–2002[]
2002–2005[]
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LOGO MISSING |
XHRIO (-TV/-TDT) (second era)[]
2005–2012[]
2012–2015[]
In 2012, the Fox affiliation was moved to the American station KFXV-LD and XHRIO-TV became a charter affilate of MundoFox.
2015–2016[]
Following the shutdown of MundoMax in 2016, XHRIO-TV became a CW affiliate.
2016–2021[]
XHRIO-TDT changed its position on the dial from 2.1 to 15.1. Entravision announced that it had elected not to pay the 20-year lump sum renewal for XHRIO's concession; the station has left the air at the expiration of its concession on December 31, 2021.
| Radio stations: KAIQ | KBZO | KCVR-FM | KDLD | KDLE | KDVA | KFRQ | KHHM | KHRO | KINT-FM | KJMN | KKPS | KLNZ | KLOB | KLOK-FM | KLYY | KMBX6 | KMIX | KMXA | KMXX | KNTY | KNVO-FM | KOFX | KPST-FM | KPVW | KQRT | KRCX-FM | KRNV-FM | KRRN | KRZY | KRZY-FM | KSEH | KSES-FM | KSSC | KSSD | KSSE | KSVE | KTSE-FM | KVLY | KVVA-FM | KXPK | KXSE | KYSE | WLQY
1 The station is managed by Entravision, but it is owned by a Mexican company.  |
