Programming Changes

• KMOH-TV 6.x (19) Kingman (TV-49 Inc.) is airing MeTV on channel 6.1 and Azteca America on channel 6.2, with no other subchannels. Azteca America formerly occupied channel 6.1.
• KAZT-TV 7.x Prescott (KAZT LLC) has branded its channel 7.5 as Encore. As of the end of March, its lineup seems to be reruns of Arizona Daily Mix.
• KPNX 12.x Mesa (Multimedia Holdings Corporation) has added Tegna's new Twist network on channel 12.5. Twist is a channel featuring lifestyle programming and drama targeted at women.
• KTVP-LD 23.x Phoenix (HC2 LPTV Holdings Inc.) has dropped Cheddar from channel 23.1, replacing it with CRTV infomercials.
• KVPA-LD 42.x Phoenix (Estrella Television License LLC) has replaced the promotional video on channel 42.2 with Estrella News.
• KDVD-LD 50.x (25) Globe (Globe LPTV LLC) dropped ThisTV from channel 50.3, replacing it with a "For Lease" slide.
• K14RK-D 38.x Phoenix (Spanish Independent Broadcast Network) has a signal, but is not airing any programming.
• KHDF-CD 19.x Las Vegas NV (HC2 Station Group Inc.) has added channel 19.6, airing Shop HQ.
• K36NE-D 43.x Las Vegas NV (HC2 Station Group Inc.) has begun airing Tegna's new Twist network on channel 43.3.

Transactions

• The four investors holding primary interest in Univision Holdings Inc., indirect parent of Univision the licensees, have filed a pro forma transfer of control application to create an entity called Univision Holdings II Inc., which lies between Univision Holdings Inc. and its investors. Arizona stations currently owned by Univision include:
  • KTVW-DT 33.x Phoenix
  • KUVE-DT 46.x (34) Green Valley
  • KFPH-DT 13.x Flagstaff
  • KFTU-DT 3.x (36) Douglas
  • KFPH-CD 35.x Phoenix
  • KFTU-CD 34.x (18) Tucson
  • KUVE-CD 42.x (36) Tucson
  • KTVW-CD 6.x (27) Flagstaff/Doney Park
  • KDOS-LD 19.x Globe
  • KZOL-LP 34 Safford
  • K18NN-D Globe
  • K21GC Safford

Construction Permits and STAs Granted

• KGRX-LD 19.x Gila River Indian Community (Gila River Telecommunications Inc.) has been granted a modification to its construction permit to specify a different tower approximately 60 m (197 ft) away. Technical specifications: Ch 19; TL 33° 19' 57" N, 112° 3' 57" W (South Mtn); ERP 15 kW H / 15 kW V (1.2° elec beam tilt); HAAT 475 m (1558 ft).
• KGRY-LD 28.x Gila River Indian Community (Gila River Telecommunications Inc.) has been granted a modification to its construction permit to specify a different tower approximately 60 m (197 ft) away and to operate as a NextGen (ATSC 3.0) station. Technical specifications: Ch 19; TL 33° 19' 57" N, 112° 3' 57" W (South Mtn); ERP 15 kW H / 15 kW V (1.2° elec beam tilt); HAAT 475 m (1558 ft).
• KVBT-LD 41.x (26) Santa Clara UT (CCR St. George IV LLC) requested and has been granted an extension of its CP to flash cut to digital, until January 13, 2022, claiming delays in building out its facility due to financial difficulties brought on by COVID-19.

Construction Permits and STAs Requested

• KASW 61.x (27) Phoenix (Scripps Broadcasting Holdings LLC) has requested an extension of its STA to broadcast only its primary ATSC 1.0 stream in NextGen format.
• KBFY-LD 15.x (2) Yuma (Jeff Chang) has provided the FCC with a detailed timeline for completing construction of the station, per the FCC's request.
• KPCE-LP 29 Tucson (Word of God Fellowship Inc.) has requested an extension of its CP to flash cut to digital, until January 10, 2022, claiming delays in building out its facility due to backlogged equipment installers as a result of the repack, and due to COVID-19. Word of God Fellowship believes that the station will be operational by July 13, 2021, but is requesting the extension out of abundance of caution.
• KKAX-LP 36 Hilltop (Tri-State Broadcasting LLC) has requested an extension of its CP to flash cut to digital, until January 13, 2022, claiming delays in building out its facility due to a reduction in response of equipment installers and financial difficulties, both caused by COVID-19.
• K03ID-D Flagstaff (One Ministries Inc.) has requested an extension of its original CP due to coronavirus-related effects. OMI is located in Sonoma County, California, which has been under a travel restriction.
• K23BJ Lake Havasu City (Tri-State Broadcasting LLC) has requested an extension of its CP to flash cut to digital, until January 13, 2022, claiming delays in building out its facility due to a reduction in response of equipment installers and financial difficulties, both caused by COVID-19.
• K23HB Flagstaff (Prism Broadcasting Network Inc.) has requested an extension of its CP to flash cut to digital, until January 13, 2022, claiming delays in building out its facility due to backlogged equipment installers as a result of the repack, and due to financial hardship caused in part by COVID-19. The station has also requested a waiver of 47 USC 312(g) which revokes the license of a station that does not broadcast within a consecutive 12-month period.
• K42IQ-D Flagstaff (Edge Spectrum Inc.) has requested an extension of its CP to build NextGen digital facilities, until January 13, 2022, claiming delays due to a shortage of equipment and tower crews.
• KMSQ-LD 15.x Mesquite NV (Tiny Tortoise Investments LLC) has requested an extension of its CP to flash cut to digital, until January 13, 2022, claiming delays in building out its facility due to backlogged equipment installers and restricted access to capital as a result of the repack and COVID-19.
• KDLU-LD 26.x (4) St. George UT (CCR St. George IV LLC) has requested an extension of its CP to flash cut to digital, until January 13, 2022, claiming delays in building out its facility due to financial difficulties brought on by COVID-19.