KXTN-FM is a commercial station owned by Univision Communications Inc. The format of the station is Hispanic, featuring Tejano music. The station's target audience is listeners ages 13 to 100. KXTN-FM's tagline is "Tejano 107.5." KXTN-FM broadcasts to the San Antonio area at 107.5 FM. The station accepts 15-second PSAs in live read format covering teen and health issues.

KXTO-AM is a commercial station owned by Christian Ministries of the Valley, Inc. The format of the station is Spanish language religious programming. KXTO-AM's target audience is Hispanic listeners, ages 18 to 64, in the Reno, NV area. The station airs locally at 1550 AM using the tagline "Radio Vida 1550."

KXTQ-FM is a commercial station owned by Ramar Communications. The format of the station is Tejano Hits. KXTQ-FM broadcasts to the Lubbock, TX area at a frequency of 106.5 FM.

KXTQ-FM is a commercial station owned by Ramar Communications. The format of the station is Tejano Hits. KXTQ-FM broadcasts to the Lubbock, TX area at a frequency of 106.5 FM.

KXTQ-TV is the Telemundo network affiliate for the Lubbock, TX market. The station is owned by Gray Media Group, Inc. KXTQ-TV broadcasts locally on channel 46. Programming is purely in Spanish.

KXTS-FM is a commercial station owned by Sinclair Communications. The format of the station is regional Mexican. KXTS-FM's target audience is the Hispanic music listeners, ages 13 to 100, in the Santa Rosa, CA area. The station airs locally at 98.7 FM. KXTS-FM's tagline is "Exitos 98.7." The station airs newscasts at various times throughout the day.

KXTS-TV is the Univision affiliate for the Victoria, TX market. The station is owned by Saga Communications. KXTS-TV broadcasts locally on channel 41.

KXTU-TV is the CW affiliate for the Colorado Springs, CO, area. It broadcasts locally on channel 57. The station does not air news. It is operated out of the same facility as KXRM-TV, the local FOX affiliate. The station is owned by Nexstar Media Group, Inc. KXTU-TV can also be viewed on cable in Pueblo, CO and Tri-Lakes, CO.

KXTV-TV is an ABC affiliate in the greater Sacramento area. KXTV-TV was affiliated with CBS for 40 years, up until March 1995. The station broadcasts on Channel 10. It has had a long history of ownership since its debut in 1955, when Sacramento Telecasters first owned and launched the station as KBET-TV. In 1959, Corinthian Broadcasting Corporation bought the station and changed the call letters to KXTV-TV. In 1971, it was sold to Dun and Bradstreet, Inc. and twelve years later in 1983, it was acquired once again by A.H. Belo Corporation. Finally in 1999, Gannett Company acquired KXTV-TV. In 2015, it was acquired by TEGNA Inc.

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