KCIT

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KCIT
KCIT logo
Amarillo, Texas
Branding KCIT Fox 14
Slogan One Hour Earlier
Channels Analog: 14 (UHF)

Digital: 15 (UHF)

Affiliations Fox
Owner Mission Broadcasting, Inc.
(operated by Nexstar Broadcasting Group, Inc.)
First air date October 1982
Call letters’ meaning CIT = See It
Sister station(s) KAMR-TV
Former callsigns KJTV (1982-1985)
Former affiliations independent (1982-1986)
Transmitter Power 1290 kW (analog)
925 kW (digital)
Height 464 m (both)
Facility ID 33722
Transmitter Coordinates 35°20′33.2″N, 101°49′21.6″W
Website www.myhighplains.com
This article is about the television station in Amarillo, Texas. For the short-lived independent station in Kansas City, Missouri that once bore the KCIT calls, see KPXE.

KCIT is an Fox affiliated television station in Amarillo, Texas, USA. The station was acquired by Mission Broadcasting after they bought KCIT and KCPN-LP from Wicks Broadcast Group in 1999. This station operates shared services agreements with Nexstar Broadcasting's station, KAMR-TV. KCIT's transmitter is located in Amarillo.

On March 11, 2001 the station launched Fox14 News @ 9 produced by KAMR-TV.

On January 15, 2008 KCIT replaced the KAMR-produced newscast with its own one-hour newscast at 9PM.

[edit] News Staff

  • Kyla Cullinane - Anchor
  • David Martinez - Weekend Anchor
  • Amy Gardner - Chief Meteorologist
  • Alan Raymond - Meteorologist
  • Kris Nation - Meterorologist
  • Brad Fralick - Sports Director
  • Lee K. Howard - Weekend Sports Anchor


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