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KHBS is a television station in Fort Smith, Arkansas, broadcasting locally on channel 40 as an affiliate of ABC. Additionally, a satellite station, KHOG-TV in Fayetteville, rebroadcasts the station's signal on channel 29. Both stations are owned by Hearst-Argyle Television and are normally referred to as one entity
History
Channel 40 began as CBS affiliate KFPW-TV on July 28, 1971, becoming the second station to launch in the market after VHF station KFSM (Channel 5) signed on. On December 8, 1977, KTVP Channel 29, a satellite station in Fayetteville. It was Fayetteville's second attempt at a commercial television station, after KGTO-TV, airing NBC and CBS programs in the area on channel 36 went dark after a few years in the early 1970s. [1]
Both stations have changed callsigns and their affiliation in their history. In 1978, the 2 stations moved from CBS to ABC (Channel 24 had just gotten started at the time and it was CBS when it was first launched, just like Channel 40). In 1983, KFPW-TV changed its call letters to KHBS and 4 years later in 1987, KTVP became KHOG-TV.
In October 2007 KHOG-TV moved its operations to a new digital studio in Rogers, but still licensed to Fayetteville.
Current News Team
Matt Barcaro, Reporter[1]
Donna Bragg, News Anchor[2]
Derek Burleson, Sports Reporter[3]
Craig Cannon, News Anchor[2]
Jennifer Haile, Morning Anchor[4]
Patrick Crawford, Meteorologist[5]
Melissa Kelly, Reporter
Lana Labrousse, Reporter
John Laws, Sports Reporter
Mark Lericos, Sports Director
Marianly Mendez, Reporter
Drew Michaels, Chief Meteorologist
Tiffany Stewart, News Anchor
Leslee Wright, Anchor/Reporter[2]
Steve Tellier, Reporter
Ted Zarras, Meteorologist[1]</ref>
References
- ^ a b "4029TV.com - KHBS-KHOG News Team". Retrieved 2008-02-08.
- ^ a b c "NWA's TV news anchorwomen". Retrieved 2008-02-08.
- ^ "Rogers Rotary.Org". Retrieved 2008-02-08.
- ^ "Allison's Photos". Retrieved 2008-02-08.
- ^ "CLE live! black & white". Retrieved 2008-02-08.
