KWES NBC 9 News Odessa Texas

On December 1, 1958, its operational service was started as KVKM-TV in the region of Monahan’s, Texas with the affiliation of ABC network. Tri-Cities Broadcasters was the original owner of having KVKM radio. In the beginning, was broadcasted by the 237-meter tower which was based between the Kermit and Monahan’s but KVKM-TV upgraded it to 330 meters on Caprock on February 1, 1963. On December 30, 1961, KVLF was operated as a semi-satellite television on channel 12 in the area of Alpine. Monahan’s, Odessa, and Midland area was covered with transmission as KMOM-TV instead of KWES under the ownership of Grayson Enterprises. Many other stations were added to the Grayson networks such as KKEA, KLBK-TV, and KTXS in the area of Abilene and Lubbock areas.

KWES Local News Live:

Two other satellite station was bought from Grayson which was KWAB and KAVE TV 6 in New Mexico region. License renewal from Grayson Enterprises was on hold after accusing of Transmitter log fabrication, Studio violations, and billing frauds, and failing in different technical tests. Distress sale was occurred by Grayson’s to the Permian Basin Corporation in 1980 while KTXS and KLBK television networks start their operation activities with Prima Inc. Gray Television and Raycom agreed to merge their network assets including KWES and KWAB on June 25, 2018.

News App:

NBC 9 News in West Texas and Southeastern New Mexico provide the latest local and national news about weather and sports. KWES news team has the updated and trusted media source to deliver channel newscasting and make sure the availability on the mobile application. You can also browse many more photos from the press gallery and news clips which are uploaded and available on KWES NBC 9 app.

News Team:

Crystal crews and Tatum Guinn is the news anchors of KWES NBC TV and both are versatile representative of newscasting. Joline Okazaki started her career as Multimedia Journalist in 2016 and was promoted to the desk in 2018 as a Sunrise anchor of KWES NBC 9. Anthony Franze is working on NBC 9 as a chief meteorologist and joined the station in 2018. Dylan Smith is performing his duties as channel meteorologist during the morning sessions and Brenden Mincheff is delivering his skills as an evening Meteorologist. Sports events are covered and delivered by the sports anchor of NBC 9 Cory Mose.

Weather App:

The weather application of KWES NBC 9 is covered 24-hour weather forecasting and is delivered by meteorologists of the weather forecast team. There are many other weather updates that need to be delivered and available on the channel app main screen. Rain predictions, snow-falling and its duration, Flash Floods, Earthquakes, and storm tracker details are also available on this application.

First Weather Alert:

NBC 9 news weather team is performing and delivering the most accurate and unique way of providing information regarding severe weather conditions in the Texas region. Those conditions in which people have to evacuate or arrange safety parameters are issued first weather alert from the team and such alerts are generated with the coordination of the National Weather Services team. The meteorologist team of KWES has the ability to handle and media coverage during weather disasters.

Live Streaming:

KWES NBC 9 in the Texas region and in most areas are covered its broadcasting and provide live streaming services during most of the day. It can be availed and watch with cable connections and by subscribing to the KWES News packages which are available and provided from other available sources in the market. Video quality of direct streaming can be watched in optional terms of resolution by choice of user.