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KXTF
KXTF is a television station in Southern Idaho's Magic Valley that is licensed to Twin Falls. It broadcasts a standard-definition digital signal on UHF channel 35 from a transmitter on Flat Top Butte in unincorporated Jerome County east of Jerome and U.S. 93. The station can also be seen on Cable ONE channel 6 and in high definition on digital channel 475. Owned by Frontier Radio Management, KXTF maintained studios on North Blue Lakes Boulevard in Twin Falls. The station is currently dark.
==History==
The station originally signed on the air in January 1989 as KKVI, operating as a satellite station of Pocatello ABC affiliate KPVI; it also carried Fox as a secondary affiliation during the late evening hours. This arrangement ended when KPVI ended its ABC affiliation to become an NBC affiliate in 1996. KKVI could not operate as an NBC affiliate because the network's Boise affiliate KTVB provided NBC network programming to Twin Falls via a low-power broadcast translator. The station then chose to switch to Fox full-time.
KXTF discontinued its Fox affiliation on July 1, 2012 following a dispute with the network over retransmission consent; several other stations lost their Fox affiliations a year earlier for similar reasons. The station subsequently affiliated with This TV; Pocatello sister station KFXP also lost its affiliation on that date and also joined This TV (MyNetworkTV affiliate KXPI-LD, which is repeated on the second digital channel of CBS affiliate KIDK, took over the Fox affiliation for the Pocatello-Idaho Falls market〔(Fisher's KXPI Grabs Fox Affiliation in Idaho Falls ), ''Broadcasting & Cable'', June 15, 2012.〕). Unlike KFXP, which restricted This TV programming to the morning and overnight time periods (with general entertainment programming airing in daytime and primetime slots), KXTF carried This TV's entire programming schedule. The Fox affiliation in Twin Falls moved to MyNetworkTV affiliate KTWT-LP as a primary affiliation (MyNetworkTV effectively moved to secondary status).
KXTF went dark on March 18, 2013 due to the end of its lease of its studio facilities, which were demolished on April 1.〔 Intermountain West Communications Company reached a deal to sell KXTF and KPVI-DT to Broadcast Partners in June 2013; Idaho Broadcast Partners is a subsidiary of Frontier Radio Management. The sale was completed on May 13, 2014.〔(Consummation Notice ), ''CDBS Public Access'', Federal Communications Commission, Retrieved 15 May 2014〕
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