KCIT

KCIT is a Fox affiliated television station in Amarillo, Texas, USA. The station is owned by Mission Broadcasting, and operated by Nexstar Broadcasting Group, Inc. alongside NBC affiliate KAMR-TV (channel 4). KCIT's transmitter is located in Amarillo. Syndicated programming on KCIT includes: Two and a Half Men, My Name Is Earl, Friends, and The Insider.

History
The station signed on the air on October 24, 1982.

The station was acquired by Mission Broadcasting after they bought KCIT and KCPN-LP from Wicks Broadcast Group in 1999. This station operates a shared services agreement with Nexstar Broadcasting's station, KAMR-TV.

On March 11, 2001 the station debuted a nightly 9PM newscast titled Fox14 News @ 9, produced by KAMR. For a time, the station also carried a weekday morning newscast.

On January 15, 2008 KCIT replaced the KAMR-produced newscast with its own one-hour newscast at 9PM. On Valentine's Day, KCIT began broadcasting This TV on digital subchannel 14.2.

News Staff

 * Andy Justus - Anchor; weeknights at 9 p.m. (also weeknights at 5, 6, and 10 on KAMR-TV)
 * Kaley Green - Anchor; weeknights at 9 p.m. (also weeknight reporter; see below)
 * Judd Baker - Weekend Anchor; Weeknight Reporter (also weekend anchor on KAMR-TV)

Weather

 * John Harris - chief meteorologist; weeknights at 9 p.m.
 * Melissa Terrazas - meteorologist; weekends at 9 p.m.; also fill-in reporter

Sports

 * Clint Brakebill - sports director; weeknights at 9 p.m.
 * David Davis - sports reporter; weekends at 9 p.m.

Reporters

 * Kaley Green - general assignment reporter
 * Jason Britsch - general assignment reporter
 * Ally Coscetti - general assignment reporter
 * Jack Kessler - general assignment reporter
 * Judd Baker - general assignment reporter

Newscast titles

 * Channel 14 News (1982–1986)
 * Fox News (1986–1995)
 * Fox 14 News (1995–1999 in news updates; full-fledged newscast from 2001–present)

Former On-Air Staff

 * Trent Lewis - anchor/reporter
 * Jordan Chavez - anchor/reporter (now at KUSA-TV in Denver, CO)
 * Kim Fischer - anchor/reporter (now at KTVX in Salt Lake City, UT)
 * Bill Turner - meteorologist
 * Matt McCarthy - meteorologist (late 1980s-early 1990s)
 * Corey Simma - meteorologist (now at WJAX-TV/WFOX-TV in Jacksonville, FL)
 * Keith Monday - meteorologist
 * Kelly James - anchor/reporter
 * Richard Palmerston - reporter (1980s)
 * Paige Cook - anchor/reporter
 * Mary Allison - anchor (was also the anchor on KAMR-TV)
 * Jason Henry - sports anchor
 * Jensen Gadley - reporter (early 2000s)
 * Dave Edgecomb - sports anchor
 * Katie Gisoni - reporter (early 1990s)
 * Jessica Janner - weekend anchor
 * Amy Gardner - chief meteorologist
 * Damon Shaw - meteorologist
 * Ray Preston - anchor/reporter (early 1990s)
 * Leeann Kossey - reporter
 * Chris Bell - reporter (early 1990s) (formerly of KVII-TV)
 * Lee K. Howard - sports anchor
 * Matt Hines - meteorologist (now chief meteorologist at KXXV in Waco, TX)
 * Dan Skoff - meteorologist
 * Chris MacDonald - meteorologist
 * Jack Bates - sports director (mid 1980s-early 1990s)
 * David Martinez - weekend anchor
 * Eric Spellman - anchor/reporter (early 1990s)
 * Adam Bennett - weekend anchor
 * Jordann Lucero - weekend anchor/reporter (now reporter at KOKH-TV in Oklahoma City)
 * Rick Everett - anchor (1980s)
 * Barbara Schultz - anchor (1980s)
 * Kyla Cullinane - anchor/reporter
 * Zach Martin
 * Kim Murphy - reporter
 * Melissa McCarthy - morning anchor (also was the morning anchor on KAMR-TV)
 * Christina Medina - morning anchor/reporter (also was the morning anchor/reporter for KAMR-TV)
 * Elizabeth Dinh - weekend anchor/reporter (was also the weekend anchor/reporter on KAMR-TV; now anchor at KPTV in Portland, OR)
 * Vanessa Landers - reporter (early 1990s)
 * Melissa Farwell - anchor/reporter (early 1990s)
 * Mel Hernandez - weekend anchor (early 2000s)
 * Britney Trumpy - now meteorologist at WBTW-TV in Florence/Myrtle Beach, SC)
 * Maggie Glynn - now Nexstar correpsondent in Austin, TX
 * Meaghan Collier - anchor/reporter
 * David Williams - meteorologist
 * Blessing Woksman - multi-media journalist

Station slogans

 * It's About Time! (2001–2006)
 * One Hour Earlier (2006–2010s)
 * Keeping It Local (2010s-present)

Newscast Music

 * TuesdayC (1982–1990)
 * FOX O&O News Package (1990–1992)
 * WBFF 1991 News Theme (1992–1995)
 * Production Music: Shapes of Hamsa (1995–1997)
 * Hello News (1997–2001)
 * Convergence (2001–2007)
 * FOX Affiliate News Theme (2007–2015)
 * U-Phonix (2015–present)

Gallery
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 * KCIT's website
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