KFQX Local News Live:
KREX news transmission was provided by KFQX in the early years of its operations. News Programming was on-aired in 2005 by KDVR which was owned and operated by Fox network. Weekday morning newscast is provided up to three hours transmission and primetime newscasting was carrying from 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. 5 hours of locally-based news is operational from KREX and supervised by the station. Gray Television decided to acquire Hoak Media and Parker Broadcasting on November 20, 2013, for the total amount of 335 million dollars.
Viewership of KFQX:
KFQX sold to Excalibur Broadcasting while Gray decided to sold-out KREX due to the specific ownership limits which are provided by Federal Communications Commission. KKCO was already under possession of Gray television and operational activities were carried out for KJCT. Nexstar Broadcasting Group bought the KREX and other satellite broadcasting assets from Gray on December 19 for the amount of 37.5 million dollars. On February 27, 2017, FCC approved the sale deed for Nexstar and it was finalized on March 31. In the morning around 8:45 a.m., an accident occurs due to a fire that was caused by KREX, KFQX, and KGJT suspension of transmission.
News App:
News application of KFQX FOX 4 is available for the users of mobile/tablet devices in which they can get news reports. This news app contains various news sources and video content regarding national issues, weather forecasting, traffic condition on highways, and crime investigation reports.
News Team:
KFQX FOX 4 news department is having Rus Pappas as working chief meteorologist in the weather department along with Chris Knoll. Multimedia Journalist of the news team is Cora Dickey, Antonio Clark, and Austin Sack. Sports reporter of FOX 4 is Jocelyn Stafford and Mike Kretz is the sports director. Special contribution is added from Washington by Brie Jackson, Anna Wiernicki, and Alex Limon which are the news correspondent.
Weather App:
KFQX station specifically launched its weather mobile application with the latest GPS tracker and satellite sources. You can watch daily, weekly and hourly weather transmission for the selected areas by your side in the current and favorite locations. The information from the weather department of Fox 4 has Tornadoes, Flood and warnings in case of emergency.
First Weather Alert:
The weather department of KFQX FOX 4 has highly professional meteorologists who provide you with detail-oriented reports and advisories about health and safety. First weather alerts and other health & Safety advisories are generated during forecasting and storm tracker will help you to identify the actual threat which is coming and accurate prediction is available.
Live Streaming:
There are different cable and satellite providers in the market which offer you the high and standard quality transmission of KFQX. Live streaming services have local news, entertainment material, live match coverage from the venue, and are recorded by high-quality cameras. With help of a digitally equipped transmitter, the direct streaming service is smoothly run and there is no signal interference in the designated areas of the market.
KFQX is basically a virtually based channel 4 television network that is technically operated by UHF on digital channel 15. It is attached with the FOX association network and authorized transmission is issued for the area of Grand Junction, Colorado in the United States. The broadcasting transmission range is wide enough to cover the Western Slope region of Colorado. Mission Broadcasting has the ownership rights and KREX was acquired by Nexstar Media Group along with KGJT which is low powered television with having affiliation with My Network TV under a shared sales agreement. Those have common facilities for operational activities in downtown Grand Junction on Hillcrest Avenue.
