KXOF-CD

KXOF-CD
Laredo, Texas United States

Branding	Fox 39 (general) Laredo Fox News (news)
Slogan	So Fox 39 (general) The Most Powerful Name in Local News (news)
Channels	Digital: KXOF 39.1 (UHF) KETF-CD 31.2 (UHF)
Affiliations	Fox (primary) MyNetworkTV (secondary) MundoMax on 39.2
Owner	Entravision Communications
Founded	July 10, 1995
Call letters' meaning	"XOF" = "Fox" spelled backwards
Sister station(s)	KLDO-TV KLDO-DT2 KETF-CD
Former callsigns	K39EL (1995–1999) KNEZ-LP (1999–2007) KXOF-CA (2007–2013)
Former affiliations	TBN Enlace USA (to March 2007)
Website	www.mylaredofox.com

KXOF-CD digital channel 39.1 is a low powered Fox affiliate in Laredo, Texas, owned by Entravision Communications. KXOF also airs MyNetworkTV programming from 10pm - Midnight, and syndicated programming from 12am - 6am. KXOF can also be seen on KETF-CD subchannel 31.2 in 720p HD. KXOF produces Laredo Fox News, launched on April 9, 2012. The newscast airs Monday through Friday at 9 pm. KXOF is also a MundoFox affiliate and transmits its programming on digital subchannel 39.2.

History

Under the ownership of "Aracelia Ortiz, Executrix of the Estate Of Carlos Ortiz" (co-founders of La Familia Network and Fe-TV), it broadcast programming from TBN Enlace USA 24 hours a day, as KNEZ-CA. In March 2007, the station was acquired by Entravision Communications Corporation, owners of KLDO-TV and KETF-CD, with the intent to affiliate the station with the Fox network. In July 2007 Entravision changed the station's callsign to KXOF and began to air Fox programming.

Laredo did not have a Fox affiliated station since 2002, when the network was carried on XHFTX-TV (now XHLAR-TV, a secondary Televisa affiliate). Between 2002 and 2007, Laredo could only receive Fox programming on Time Warner Cable through San Antonio's KABB.

On August 1, 2012 KXOF shutdown it analog signal and started broadcasting Fox 720p HD programming in digital television on virtual channel 39.1 and MundoFox SD 480i programming on virtual channel 39.2.

Digital services

In August 2012, KXOF started broadcasting its Fox programming in digital 720p high definition on channel 39.1 and MundoFox programming on its subchannel 39.2. Its signal is also available on KETF-CD's subchannel 31.2 in 720p high definition.^[1]

Virtual Channel	Physical RF Channel	Video	Aspect	Programming
39.1	27.3	720p	16:9	Fox—MyNetworkTV

References

↑ "RabbitEars.Info". Retrieved 18 August 2016.

External links

Coordinates: 27°30′01″N 99°26′56″W / 27.5004°N 99.4490°W / 27.5004; -99.4490

Broadcast television in the Laredo Borderplex (Laredo / Nuevo Laredo)

American stations	KGNS (8.1 NBC, 8.2 ABC, 8.3 TMD) K10QK-D (10.1 CP) KYLX-LD (13.1 CBS, 13.2 CW) KLMV-LD (15.1 Ind., 15.2 Info, 15.3 Vida Vision, 15.4 Test) KLDO (27.1 UNI, 27.2 LATV) KETF-CD (31.1 UniMás, 31.2 Fox/MNTV) KXOF-CD (39.1 Fox/MNTV) K40NU-D (40.1 CP)

Mexican stations	XHLNA (1.1 Azteca 13, 1.2 Proyecto 40) XHCTNL (3.1 Imagen Televisión, future) XHBR (4.1 Las Estrellas, 4.2 Canal 5) XHLAT (7.1 Azteca 7) XHNAT (12.1 Multimedios, 12.2 Milenio TV, 12.3 TeleRitmo) XEFE (17.1 Televisa local) XHLAR (57.1 Televisa Regional) XHNAN (TVNL, Ciudad Anáhuac, N.L., currently off air)

Out-of-market channels	KLRN 9 (PBS)

Defunct stations	KVTV (13.1 CBS)

Texas broadcast television areas by city Abilene/Sweetwater Amarillo (Texas Panhandle) Austin (Hill Country) Beaumont/Port Arthur Corpus Christi Dallas–Fort Worth (North Texas) Ciudad Acuña – Del Rio Eagle Pass El Paso (West Texas) Houston Laredo Lubbock (South Plains) Midland–Odessa (Permian Basin) Rio Grande Valley San Angelo San Antonio Sherman/Ada, OK Texarkana/Shreveport, LA Tyler/Longview (East Texas) Victoria Waco/Bryan (Brazos Valley) Wichita Falls/Lawton, OK Tamaulipas broadcast television areas by city Matamoros / Reynosa Nuevo Laredo Tampico

Fox Network Affiliates in the state of Texas

XHRIO 2.2 (McAllen) KBTV 4 (Beaumont) KDFW 4 (DFW) KIDY 6 (San Angelo) KTBC 7 (Austin) KXII-DT 12.3 (Sherman) KCIT 14 (Amarillo) KFOX 14 (El Paso/Las Cruces, New Mexico) KXVA 15 (Abilene) KJTL 18 (Wichita Falls) KVCT 19 (Victoria) KPEJ-TV 24 (Odessa) KRIV 26 (Houston) KABB 29 (San Antonio) KJTV 34 / 32 (Lubbock) KUQI 38 (Corpus Christi) KXOF-CD 39 (Laredo) KWKT 44 (Waco / Bryan) KFXK 51 (Tyler / Longview) KFXV-LD 67 (McAllen)

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Texas

MyNetworkTV Network Affiliates in the state of Texas

KCWX 2 (Fredericksburg/San Antonio) KDBC-DT 4.2 (El Paso) KIDY 6.2 (San Angelo) KOSA-DT 7.2 (Odessa) KXII-DT 12.2 (Sherman) KUIL-LD 12.5 (Beaumont) KMYL-LP 14 (Lubbock) KBVO 14 (Llano/Austin) KTXH 20 (Houston) KTOV 21 (Corpus Christi) KDFI 27 (DFW) KYLE 28 (Waco/Bryan) KCPN-LP 33 (Amarillo) KJBO-LP 35 (Wichita Falls) KXOF-CD 39 (Laredo) KIDZ-LD 42 (Abilene) KLPN-LP 58 (Longview) KFXV-LD 67 (McAllen)

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Texas

MundoMax Network Affiliates in the state of Texas

KIII 3 (Corpus Christi) KCEN 6 (Temple/Waco) XHRIO 15.2 (Matamoros/McAllen) KUIL-LD 12 (Beaumont) KAWT-LP 21 (Abilene) KAGS-LD 23 (Bryan/College Station) KYVV 28 (Del Rio) KUVM-CD 34 (Houston) KXOF-CD 39 (Laredo) KCEB 54 (Longview/Tyler) KTFN 65 (El Paso)

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Texas See also Telemundo UniMás Univision Azteca Religious Other Spanish-language stations in Texas

Entravision Communications

Radio stations

Television stations
(by affiliation)

Others	CW KCWT-CD KREN-TV KRNS-CD XHRIO-TDT² Fox KCBA¹ KFXV-LD KXFX-CD KXOF-CD WJAL ind. MNTV KXOF-CD XHDTV-TDT² XHAS-TDT² TMD

UniMás	KAJB³ KCRP-CD KDJT-CD KDTF-LD KELV-LD KETF-CD KEUS-LD KNVV-LP KREN-TV KTFD-DT⁴ KTFN-TV KTFQ-DT⁴ KTFV-CD WMDO-CD WFTT-DT⁴ WOTF-DT⁴ WUTF-DT⁴

Univision	KANG-LP KBNT-CD KBZO-LD KCEC KDCU-DT⁵ KINC KINT-TV KLDO-TV KLUZ-TV KNVO KORO KPMR KREN-TV KSMS KUPB KVSN KVYE WFDC⁴ WUNI WUVN WVEA WVEN

¹ Owned by Seal Rock Broadcasters, operated by Entravision.
² Owned by a Mexican company, operated by Entravision
³ Owned by Calipatria Broadcasting Company, LLC, but operated by Entravision.
⁴ Owned by Univision, operated by Entravision
⁵ Owned by Entravision, but operated by Gray Television under a JSA

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