KXAS-TV

KXAS-TV, virtual channel 5 (UHF digital channel 41), is an NBC owned-and-operated television station serving the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex that is licensed to Fort Worth, Texas, United States. The station is owned by the NBCUniversal Owned Television Stations subsidiary of NBCUniversal, and is part of a duopoly with Telemundoowned-and-operated station KXTX-TV (channel 39). The two stations share studios located at The Studios at DFW at the CentrePort Business Park on Amon Carter Boulevard (near the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport) in Fort Worth, and its transmitter is located south of Belt Line Road in Cedar Hill.

KXAS-TV

File:225px-KXAS NBC 5 2015.svg
Fort Worth-Dallas, Texas
Branding	NBC 5 (general) NBC 5 News (news)
Slogan	Texas Connects Us
Channels	Digital: 41 (UHF)Virtual: 5 (PSIP)
Subchannels	(see article)
Affiliations	NBC
Owner	NBCUniversal
First air date	September 29, 1948
Call letters' meaning	TeXAS
Sister station(s)	KXTX-TV
Former callsigns	WBAP-TV (1948-1974)
Former channel number(s)	Analog:5 (VHF, 1948-2009)
Transmitter power	891 kW
Height	506 m
Facility ID	49330
Transmitter coordinates	32°35′7″N 96°58′6″W
Website	www.nbcdfw.com

History

The station was launched on September 28, 1948, as WBAP-TV, the first television station in the state of Texas. It was owned by Amon G. Carter, publisher of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, along with WBAP radio. A year later, the two stations were joined by WBAP-FM (96.3 FM, now KSCS).

Even though it was obvious that Dallas and Fort Worth would be a single television market, Carter didn't care whether people in Dallas could see channel 5; he had long been a booster for the Fort Worth area. The station moved to the 1,500-foot candelabra tower owned by WFAA-TV and KRLD-TV (channel 4, now KDFW) in Cedar Hill in 1957 along with its FM sister, reportedly only after NBC threatened to yank its affiliation. Before this, WFAA-TV served as the NBC affiliate for the eastern half of the market.

On November 24, 1963, a WBAP-TV remote unit set up at Dallas Police Headquarters fed the live images of accused Presidential assassinLee Harvey Oswald being gunned down by Jack Ruby to the NBC network. It was the first time a murder had been witnessed live on network television in the United States. It was also notable that, during NBC's network coverage of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, news reports from WBAP-TV's studios were transmitted in color, with NBC broadcasting the coverage in New York from a black and white studio (WBAP-TV was one of the earliest local stations to convert its local programming to color).

The station was owned by the Carter family trusts until 1974, when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) barred common ownership of newspapers and TV stations in all but a few cases. The FCC grandfathered the Metroplex's other newspaper/radio/television combination--Belo's Dallas Morning News and WFAA-AM-FM-TV—but would not do the same for the Star-Telegram and WBAP-AM-FM-TV. Accordingly, the Carters decided to break up their media empire. WBAP-TV was then sold to LIN Broadcasting, the predecessor of today's LIN TV Corporation, for $35 million. LIN took control in the summer of 1974 and changed the calls to the current KXAS-TV (the Star-Telegram, WBAP-AM and KSCS were sold to Capital Cities Communications at that time; the newspaper is now owned by the McClatchy Company, while the two radio stations are now owned by Citadel Broadcasting as part of ABC Radio).

On January 25, 1986 during live coverage on KXAS of a standoff at an area 7-Eleven store, Thomas Stephens, who had been served divorce papers from his wife the day before, shot and killed himself with .357-caliber pistol on-air during KXAS' coverage. Stephens, believed they encouraged her to seek the divorce, shot his wife's two co-workers, killing one and wounding another. His wife, Patricia, slipped away while he was talking to police over the phone. In 1987, the old Cedar Hill tower was severely damaged when an F-4 military aircraft on approach to Dallas Naval Air Station clipped several guy wires. WFAA, KDFW and KXAS were knocked off the air for several days. KXAS opted to build its own tower to the east of the old tower.

LIN wholly owned the station until 1997, when it sold 76% of KXAS to NBC, in exchange for 24% of KNSD in San Diego (which NBC had recently purchased from New World Communications, who had also owned channel 5's rival KDFW until it and the other Fox affiliates owned by New World were sold to Fox) and cash. As part of the deal, NBC took control of KXAS' operations.

On November 19, 2009 a fire at the Fort Worth studios of KXAS and KXTX knocked both KXAS and its sister station KXTX off the air. The fire was located in the electrical room of the studio. Fire alarms went off at 9:30 PM, which lead to the studio being evacuated, disrupting the 10 o'clock news broadcast.

Digital television

The station's digital channel is UHF 41, multiplexed:

Virtual channel	Programming
5.1	Main KXAS-TV / NBC Programming
5.2	Cozi TV
5.3	Lx

Alternate on-air logo.

NBC Weather Plus was offered on the 2nd digital subchannel; the national NBC WX+ network is defunct as of December 1, 2008. On December 23, the channel was revamped as NBC Plus, featuring weather maps, radar and the L-bar, alongside audio from Fort Worth's NOAA Weather Radio station KEC55. It also uses NOAA's KEC56 in Dallas as an alternate audio feed. On Monday, January 10, 2011, NBCPlus was expected to become DFW Nonstop, but had not as of March 12, 2011.

Analog-to-digital conversion

After the DTV transition period ended on June 12, 2009, KXAS-DT continued on channel 41 PSIP is used to display KXAS-TV's virtual channel as 5 on digital television receivers. At Noon that day, their analog signal transmitted a brief test pattern, followed by instructional programming about how to receive digital TV until June 26, 2009, but the -DT suffix was replaced by a -TV suffix (formerly on its analog singal) when KXAS-TV's analog signal ended nightlight programming. KXAS-TV started High Definition newscasts on September 7, 2007 at 10 AM.

News operation

KXAS broadcasts a total of 32 hours of local news a week (5½ hours on weekdays and 3½ hours each on Saturdays and Sundays).

In the late 1960s, Fort Worth native Bob Schieffer began his broadcast career at WBAP-TV as a reporter and anchor of the 10 p.m. news. Schieffer then went on to Washington, D.C. as a reporter for the now-defunct Metromedia news service and WTTG-TV, then embarked on a long career with CBS News.

KXAS is locally known for its weather coverage. It claims to be the first station to have hired only full-time meteorologists. One of its first, Harold Taft, broadcast for over 40 years. On March 28, 2000, while an F3 tornado was ripping through downtown Fort Worth, a tower camera caught the tornado on air live during the 6 p.m. newscast as KXAS chief meteorologist David Finfrock was explaining to the viewers at home as well as anchors Jane McGarry and Mike Snyder about the tornado warning for Tarrant County.

On January 16, 2009 KXAS began sharing its news helicopter with Fox owned-and-operated KDFW (channel 4), under a Local News Service agreement.

Ratings

According to the local Nielsen ratings for the February 2011 sweeps period, KXAS placed second in the 6 a.m. time period with total viewers and adults age 25–54 years old; this in direct comparison to the same time period the year before, when it placed first in that timeslot, when it was aided by NBC's coverage of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. In evening news, KXAS was in third place at 5 p.m. with total viewers and adults 25-54, in last place at 6 p.m. among both total viewers and with adults 25-54, and placed third at 10 p.m. with total viewers and last with 25-54 year olds.

News/station presentation

Newscast titles

• The Texas News (1948–1970s; formerly used on KTRK-TV in Houston in the 1960s)
• News at Six/News at Ten (late 1960s)
• Area 5 Texas News (1972–1970s)
• Texas News (1970s–1979)
• Action News (1979–1984)
• Channel 5 News (1984–1989)
• Texas News 5 (1989–1998)
• NBC 5 Texas News (1998–1999)
• NBC 5 News (1999–present)

Station slogans

• Five Keeps Bringing It Home To You (1970–1980)
• Channel 5, Proud as a Peacock (1979–1981; local version of NBC image campaign)
• Channel 5, Our Pride is Showing (1981–1982; local version of NBC image campaign)
• We're Channel 5, Just Watch Us Now (1982–1983; local version of NBC image campaign)
• Channel 5 There, Be There (1983–1984; local version of NBC image campaign)
• Channel 5, Let's All Be There (1984–1986; local version of NBC image campaign)
• Channel 5 News, The Team to Watch for News (1985–1989)
• Come Home to Channel 5 (1986–1987; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
• Come on Home to Channel 5 (1987–1988; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
• Come Home to the Best, Only on Channel 5 (1988–1990; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
• Building a Better Texas (1989–1992)
• Channel 5, The Place to Be! (1990–1992; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
• The Texas News Channel (1992–2003)
• It's A Whole New Channel 5 (1992-1993; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
• The Stars are Back on Channel 5 (1993-1994; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
• It's Channel 5 (1994-1995; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
• The Year to Be on Channel 5 (1995-1996; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
• Not Just What Happens, What Matters (general) / Live. Local. Latebreaking. (news; 2003–2007)
• Where You Matter (2007–2008)
• Anytime. Everywhere. (2008–2013)
• Texas Connects Us (2013–present)
• We'll Keep You Advised (weather slogan)

On-air staff

Current on-air staff 

Anchors

• Kevin Cokely - Saturdays at 6:00, Sundays at 5:00 and weekends at 10:00 p.m.; also weeknight reporter
• Bianca Castro - weekdays at 4:00 p.m.; also weeknight reporter
• Brian Curtis - weeknights at 5:00, 6:00 and 10:00 p.m.
• Deanna Dewberry - weeknights at 5:00 p.m.; also consumer/investigative reporter
• Deborah Ferguson - weekday mornings on NBC 5 Today (4:30-7:00 a.m.)
• Marc Fein - weekday mornings on NBC 5 Today (4:30-7:00 a.m.)
• Amanda Guerra - Saturdays at 6:00, Sundays at 5:00 and weekends at 10:00 p.m.; also weeknight reporter
• Eric King - weekdays at 11:00 a.m.; also in-studio weekday morning reporter (5:00-7:00 a.m.)
• Meredith Land - weeknights at 6:00 and 10:00 p.m.
• Kristi Nelson - weekdays at 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m

NBC 5 First Alert Weather

• David Finfrock (AMS Member) - chief meteorologist; weeknights at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m.
• Rick Mitchell (member, AMS) - meteorologist; weekdays at 4:00 and weeknights at 10:00 p.m.
• Samantha Davies (AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist Seal of Approval; member, NWA) - meteorologist; weekday mornings on NBC 5 First Weather (4:30-5:00); also weekday morning traffic reporter (5:00-7:00 a.m.)
• Grant Johnston - meteorologist; weekday mornings (5:00-7:00 a.m.)
• Lindsay Riley - meteorologist; Thursdays and Fridays at 11:00 a.m., and weekend mornings on NBC 5 Today
• Remeisha Shade (AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist Seal of Approval) - meteorologist; Saturdays at 6:00, Sundays at 5:00, weekends at 10:00 p.m. and Mondays-Wednesdays at 11:00 a.m.
• Michael Hammer (member, AMS; member, NWA) - freelance meteorologist; occasionally seen on weekend mornings

Sports team

• Newy Scruggs - sports director;  weeknights at 6:00 and 10:00 p.m., also host of NBC 5 Sports Extra and Out of Bounds
• Pat Doney - sports anchor; Saturdays at 6:00, Sundays at 5:00 and weekends at 10:00 p.m., also sports reporter and fill-in sports anchor
• David Watkins - sports reporter and fill-in sports anchor

Reporters

• Tammy Dombeck - morning traffic reporter ("Gridlock Buster Traffic")
• Kim Fischer - weekday morning reporter; also fill-in anchor
• Amanda Fitzpatrick - freelance general assignment reporter
• Ellen Goldberg - Dallas Police Department reporter
• Scott Gordon - general assignment reporter
• Ken Kalthoff - general assignment reporter
• Randy McIlwain - general assignment reporter
• Annie Potasznik - "Around Town" feature reporter
• Grant Stinchfield - investigative reporter
• Susy Solis - general assignment reporter
• Julie Tam - general assignment reporter
• Omar Villafranca - general assignment reporter

Notable KXAS alumni

A — L

• James Aydelott - meteorologist (2005–2009; now at KOKI-TV in Tulsa)
• Ward Andrews - anchor (1969–1977)
• Mike Androvett - Dallas Bureau reporter/law expert (1992–1994)
• Erin Allan Steed - reporter (2003–2005; now a PR President [1])
• Russ Bloxom - anchor/reporter (1967–1979)
• Stephanie Boswell - reporter (1992–1996; now a media consultant [2])
• Jack Brown - anchor/reporter (1958–1980)
• Gretchen Carlson - anchor/reporter (1998–2000; now at Fox News)
• Angela Cain - anchor (1993–2000; now at WTHR-TV in Indianapolis)
• Clif Caldwell - reporter (1992–1997; later at WFAA-TV, now at KTVT-TV)
• Randall Carlisle - anchor (1990–1991; now at KTVX-TV in Salt Lake City)
• Alyce Caron - anchor (1984–1990; now at HSN)
• Derek Castillo - weekend sports anchor/reporter (2001–2008)
• Scott Chesner - meteorologist (1981–2004; now at KETK-TV in Tyler, TX)
• Jerry Desmond - sports anchor (late 1960s; died in 2003)
• Jennifer Dodd - reporter (now at KSAT-TV ins San Antonio)
• Jeff Eliasoph - anchor/reporter (1989–2002; now at WOIO-TV in Cleveland-Akron, OH)
• Charles Ely - anchor/reporter (1979–1984; now at KTUL-TV in Tulsa)
• Skip Ely - meteorologist (?-?; retired from NWS Fort Worth Office)
• Larry Estepa - anchor/reporter (1986–1994; now at WJAR-TV in Providence)
• John Garcia - reporter (1991–1993; now at WLS-TV in Chicago)
• Ron Godbey - meteorologist (former USAF and retired)
• Jay Gray - investigative reporter (1993–2005; now at NBC News)
• Marty Griffin - Dallas Bureau reporter (1988–1996)
• Pam Harris - weekend anchor/reporter (1996–2005; later at WFAA-TV and TXCN, now at KTVT)
• Reggie Harris - anchor (1985–1987; deceased)
• Brendan Higgins - weekday mornings "NBC 5 Today" (2003–2010)
• Dennis Holly - anchor (1978–1985)
• Calvin Hughes - weekend anchor/reporter (1995–1999; now at WPLG-TV in Miami)
• Karen Hughes - reporter (mid 1980s)
• Jane Jayroe - anchor (1980–1984; Miss America 1967)
• Brian Jensen - sports anchor (1997–2000; currently radio voice for Texas Tech Universityfootball)
• Brett Johnson - reporter (1996–2009; deceased)
• Bill Jones - sports anchor/Reporter (1992–1997; now at KTVT)
• Clennon L. King - reporter (1991–1992; since at WSB-TV, WSVN-TV, WTLV-TV/WJXX-TV, freelance field producer at NBC and ABC, now at The Putney School, Putney, VT as a fundraiser)
• Shelley Kofler - Dallas Bureau reporter (1985–1993; now at KERA-TV)
• Bob Leder - Dallas Bureaus reporter (1979 - 198?, was PR Mgr at Bell Helicopter, now retired)
• Shelli Lockhart - anchor (1995–2001; now at WDAF-TV in Kansas City)
• Ramona Logan - anchor/reporter (1985–2006; now runs a consulting firm [3])

M — Z

• Steve MacLaughlin - meteorologist (?-2010)
• Ed Martelle - reporter, back-up Today anchor (1979–1985)
• Boyd Matson - sports anchor (1970s)
• Ken McCool - part-time meteorologist (?-?)
• Kathleen McDonald - reporter (1992–1993)
• Howard McNeil - meteorologist (1970s)
• Rebecca Miller - meteorologist (1991–2008; now at KDAF-TV)
• Willie Monroe - reporter (1972–1976; now at KGO-TV in San Francisco)
• Chip Moody - anchor (1971–1980; deceased)
• Pam Moore - anchor (1980–1983; now at KRON-TV in San Francisco)
• Joyce Morgan - anchor
• Scott Murray - sports anchor (1981–2003)
• Larry Mullins - reporter/PA Host/Dallas Bureau chief (1987–2005; now a Hollywood producer)
• Brian Mylar - anchor/reporter (1990–1996; now at KSAT-TV in San Antonio)
• Melissa Newton - reporter (now at KTVT-TV)
• Scott Pelley - reporter (1978–1981; now at CBS News)
• L.P. Phillips - investigative reporter (1996–1998; now at KRLD (AM))
• Rikki Ragland - Internet/Technology news anchor/reporter, Online with Rikki Ragland(2000–2005, now a Model & Actor with FORD Models; owner the preppy debutante co.[4])
• John Rhadigan - weekend sports anchor/reporter (1990–2001; now at FSN Southwest)
• George Riba - sports reporter (1974–1975; now at WFAA-TV)
• Susan Risdon - reporter (2000–2006; now PR firm owner)
• Charlie Rose - talk show host (1979–1981; returned to CBS News' 60 Minutes)
• Bob Schieffer - anchor/reporter (1967–1969; now at CBS News)
• Mark Schumacher - reporter (1986–1988)
• Michael Scott - morning anchor (2000–2004; now at WAAY-TV in Huntsville, AL)
• Barry Simms - reporter (1991–1995; now at WBAL-TV in Baltimore)
• Bob Simon - Dallas Bureau reporter (1991–1992)
• Mike Simon - meteorologist
• Sabrina Smith - consumer reporter (1993–2006)
• Mike Snyder - Anchor (1985-2010)
• Ron Spain - sports anchor
• Harold Taft - meteorologist (1948–1991; deceased)
• Brenda Teele - morning anchor (2000–2006)
• Ron Thulin - sports anchor/reporter (1982–1988; now at TBS)
• Cynthia Tinsley - anchor (1991–1993)
• Denise Valdez - weekend anchor/reporter (2001–2002; now at KLAS-TV in Las Vegas)
• Jack Van Roy - meteorologist
• Krista Villarreal - meteorologist (2000–2004)
• Al Wallace - sports anchor/reporter (1982–1985; now at WDAF-TV in Kansas City)
• Todd D. Wallace - weekend morning anchor (2004–2007; now at WRTV-TV Indianapolis)
• Sherry Williams - reporter (1995–1997; now at KHOU-TV in Houston)
• Sherry Woodward - Dallas Bureau reporter (1988–1991)
• Brad Wright - anchor (1980–2000)
• Bobbie Wygant - arts reporter/talk show host/anchor (1948-?)

Gallery

WBAP Channel 5 - Test Pattern id from 1950

WBAP Channel 5 logo from the mid 1960's

WBAP Channel 5 logo from 1971

KXAS Channel 5 station id from 1976

KXAS Action 5 News open from 1979

KXAS Channel 5 Action News Tonight open from 1982

KXAS Channel 5 News 6PM Weeknight open from July 10, 1984

KXAS Channel 5 station id from late 1984

KXAS Channel 5 station id from late 1985

KXAS Channel 5 News Tonight Weeknight - Today ident for October 1, 1985

KXAS Channel 5 News 12PM Weekday open from early 1986

KXAS Channel 5 - Come Home To Channel 5 promo from late 1986

KXAS Channel 5 - Come Home to Channel 5 id from late 1986

KXAS Channel 5 - Weekday Morning Line-Up promo from late 1986

KXAS Channel 5 News 5PM open from late 1986

KXAS Channel 5 News 6PM Weeknight - Coming Up promo for October 27, 1986

KXAS Channel 5 - Jeopardy! - Today promo from early 1987

KXAS Channel 5 News 5PM Weeknight - Today id for February 4, 1987

KXAS local version of NBC's "Come on Home" campaign from 1987

KXAS Channel 5 News Tonight open from 1988

KXAS Channel 5 - Come Home To The Best, Only On Channel 5 ident from Fall 1988

KXAS Channel 5 News Tonight Weeknight open from December 28, 1988

KXAS Channel 5 News Tonight Weeknight close from December 28, 1988

KXAS Texas News 5: The 12PM Report open from 1989

KXAS Texas News 5: The 10PM Report open from 1989

KXAS Channel 5 - Building A Better Texas id from 1989

KXAS Channel 5 logo from 1992

KXAS NBC5 logo from May 1998

KXAS NBC5 logo from 1999

NBC Daytime - Days Of Our Lives - Weekdays promo w/KXAS-TV Dallas-Fort Worth id bug from 1999

KXAS NBC5 News open from 1999

KXAS NBC5 News 6PM Weeknight open from December 27, 1999

KXAS NBC5 - Emergency Alert System Test bumper from Early Thursday Morning, June 8, 2000

KXAS NBC5 News - America Strikes Back open from late September 2001

KXAS NBC5 News 10PM Weeknight - Tonight promo for May 9, 2002

KXAS NBC5 News 10PM Weekend - Tonight promo for June 14, 2003

KXAS NBC5 News logo from Late 2003

KXAS NBC5 News Today Weekday - Weekdays ident from Late 2003

KXAS NBC5 News First At 4PM Weekday - Weekdays promo from Late 2003

KXAS NBC5 HD Alternative-Version logo from 2008

KXAS NBC5 - NBC DFW logo from August 2011

KXAS NBC5 logo from late November 2011

KXAS NBC5 logo from late March 2012 - Square-Version

KXAS NBC5 logo from late March 2012 - Rectangle-Version

KXAS NBC5 - Your Olympics Station logo from Summer 2012

KXAS NBC5 logo from early February 2013

KXAS NBC5 logo from 2014

KXAS NBC5 - Your Winter Olympics Station logo from late January 2014

KXAS NBC5 News 10P Weeknight - Weeknights promo from late June 2014

KXAS NBC5 News - Watch Live TV Now promo from late March 2015

KXAS NBC5 News - Watch Live TV Now App promo from mid 2015

KXAS NBC5 News Today 6AM open from late June 2016

KXAS NBC5 News 11AM open late June 2016 - Breaking News Variation

KXAS NBC5 News 5PM open from late June 2016

KXAS NBC5 News 6PM open from late June 2016

KXAS NBC5 News 10PM open from late June 2016

KXAS NBC5 News - Live open from late June 2016

KXAS NBC5 News - Breaking News open from July 2016 - This Interrupting It's Regularly Scheduled Program

KXAS NBC5 News 6PM open from Mid-Summer 2016 - Breaking News Variaton

KXAS NBC5 News - Texas Connects Us promo from early August 2016

KXAS NBC5 News - NBC 5 Responds And The Consumer Investigative Center promo from early August 2016

KXAS NBC5 logo from late August 2016

KXAS NBC5 News 5PM Weeknight open from November 8, 2016

KXAS NBC5 News 6PM Weeknight open from January 19, 2017

KXAS NBC5 News - Manchester Attack open from late May 2017

KXAS NBC5 - Wing-Stop High School Scholar Athlete Voting Contest promo for Late Summer 2017

KXAS NBC5 - Texas Motor Speedway Sweepstakes promo for Late October 2017

KXAS NBC5 - Enchant Sweepstakes 2017 promo for Mid-Fall 2017

KXAS NBC5 News - NBC5 Investigates: Dallas County Schools Voted To Shut Them Down promo for Early-Mid November 2017

KXAS NBC5 News 4PM And 5PM Weekday - When Home Hurts: Raising Awareness About Domestic Violence - This Week promo for the week of November 13, 2017

KXAS NBC5 - Your Olympic Station ident for February 9, 2018

KXAS NBC5 - Texas Connects Us promo from late February 2018

KXAS NBC5 News: Decision 2018 Special: The Texas Gubernatorial Debate - Tonight promo for September 28, 2018

KXAS NBC5 News: Decision 2018 Special: The Texas Gubernatorial Debate - Tonight ident for September 28, 2018

KXAS NBC5 News - Deadly School Bus Crash open from early October 2018

KXAS NBC5 - 70 Years Of Innovation promo for October 6, 2018

KXAS NBC5 - Ellen - Tomorrow promo/id from 2020

KXAS NBC5 - Ellen - Monday promo/id from 2020

KXAS NBC5 News Today Sunday: Special Edition close from February 14, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News Today 4:30AM open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News Today 6AM open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 5PM open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 6PM open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 6PM open from Summer 2021 - Breaking News Variation

KXAS NBC5 News 10PM open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Breaking News open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Developing Story open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - The Latest open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Team Coverage open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Only On 5 open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Texas Connects Us open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - NBC5 Today open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - New This Morning open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Wake Up To #SomethingGood open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - New At 5PM open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Travel Rush open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - NBC5 Weather Experts open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Weather Experts open #2 from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - NBC5 Weather Experts open from Summer 2021 - Breaking News Variation

KXAS NBC5 News - Traffic Connection open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Traffic Alert open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Sports open from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Coming Up bumper from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - iSee@NBCDFW.com promo from Summer 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 5PM Weeknight open from June 29, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 5PM Weeknight - Coming Up bumper from June 29, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 5PM Weeknight close from June 29, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 6PM Weeknight open from June 29, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 10PM Weeknight open from June 29, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 10PM Weeknight close from June 29, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News Today 4:30AM Weekday open from June 30, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News Today 4:30AM Weekday - Coming Up bumper from June 30, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News Today 6AM Weekday open from June 30, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 6PM Weeknight open from July 15, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 5PM Weeknight open from August 3, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News Today Weekday close from August 23, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News - Astroworld Tragedy - Continuing Coverage promo for Early-Mid November 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 10PM Weeknight open from November 8, 2021

KXAS NBC5 News 11AM Weekday open from January 6, 2022

KXAS NBC5 News 4PM Weekday open from March 22, 2022

KXAS NBC5 News open from Late Spring 2022

KXAS NBC5 News - Texas Tragedy open from the end of May 2022

KXAS NBC5 News 11AM Weekday open from May 25, 2022

KXAS NBC5 & KXTX Telemundo 39 - Clear The Shelters promo for August 1-31, 2022

KXAS NBC5 News Today 6AM Weekday open from August 22, 2022

KXAS NBC5 News 5PM Weeknight open from September 2, 2022

KXAS NBC5 News First At 4PM Weekday open from January 27, 2023

KXAS NBC5 News First At 4PM Weekday open from February 1, 2023

KXAS NBC5 News 5PM Weeknight open from February 1, 2023

KXAS NBC5 News 6PM Weeknight close from May 30, 2023

External links

[2]	Dallas-Fort Worth portal

• KXAS-DT NBC 5 Official Website
• Query the FCC's TV station database for KXAS-TV
• BIAfn's Media Web Database -- Information on KXAS-TV
• Program Information for KXAS at TitanTV.com

References

1. ^ http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local-beat/Fire-Forces-NBC-5-Off-Air-70592727.html#comments
2. ^ Radio-Info: "KXAS-DT 5.2 Fort Worth: NBC Plus?", 12/24/2008.
3. ^ http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-06-1082A2.pdf
4. ^ CDBS Print
5. ^ List of Participants in the Analog Nightlight Program - FCC (accessed June 14, 2009)
6. ^ "Fox, NBC Expand LNS Relationship". Retrieved 2009-01-16.
7. ^ http://ryansaylor.com/archives/79

• Shannon, Mike (January, 2004). Dallas-Fort Worth TV Station History. The History of Dallas-Fort Worth Radio and Television.
• A DFW Historical Icon (2008). NBCDFW.com.