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KCPQ
KCPQ | |
Brand | FOX 13 Seattle |
City of License | Tacoma, Washington |
Market | Tacoma/Seattle, Washington |
Channel | 13 digital
Formerly: 13 analog (1953–2009) 18 digital (1998–2009) |
Network Affiliation | Current: FOX
Historic: NBC (primary, 1953–54) Independent (1954–74 and 1980–86) Silent (1974–76 and February-November 1980) PBS (1976–80) |
Founded | August 2, 1953 |
Company | Fox Television Stations (Duopoly with KZJO) |
President | |
Current Popular Non-Network Shows |
Pictionary
Sherri Judge Judy TMZ Live The Jennifer Hudson Show |
Former Call Signs | KMO-TV (1953-1954)
KTVW (1954-1976) |
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KCPQ is an American local station. Licenced to Tacoma, Washington, the station broadcasts to Seattle (where its transmitter and studios are located) and the northwest Washington area on digital channel 13. Fox Television Stations owns the station, which is an owned-and-operated FOX station. Its sister station is MyNetworkTV affiliate KZJO.
History
In September 2014, it was announced that FOX wanted to acquire KCPQ from Tribune in exchange for WPWR-TV in Chicago, which would have made WPWR a sister station to Chicago CW affiliate WGN-TV. FOX announced the planned acquisition because the Seattle Seahawks, a member of the NFL's National Football Conference (which has a deal to air its games on FOX), airs the majority of its regular season games on KCPQ, and Seattle is the largest NFC market whose FOX affiliate is not directly owned by the network. FOX later announced the purchase of Bellingham station KBCB (currently an affiliate of religious network Sonlife Broadcasting Network) with plans to move the network's Seattle-area affiliation there, which would then have made KCPQ an independent station as it had been prior to joining FOX as one of its charter affiliates in 1986.
On October 17, 2014, FOX announced that it signed KCPQ as its Seattle affiliate through July 2018, with the application to purchase KBCB dismissed. Fox was in the process of buying KCPQ as part of a resale of some Tribune stations being purchased by Sinclair Broadcast Group, but Sinclair's acquisition of Tribune being cancelled resulted in the sale to FOX being called off. Tribune, which bought KCPQ and KZJO, was acquired by Nexstar with those two stations being acquired. On November 5, 2019, Nexstar announced it was selling KCPQ and KZJO to Fox Television Stations as part of a package with Milwaukee FOX affiliate WITI for $350 million in exchange for FOX-owned stations WJZY and WMYT-TV in Charlotte, North Carolina. The sale was finalized on March 2, 2020.
Current Prime-Time Schedule
Note: Schedule is subject to change due to live sports coverage or special programming; some programs may be pre-empted or joined in progress due to overruns of sports programming.
Day | 7:00 | 7:30 | 8:00 | 8:30 | 9:00 | 9:30 | 10:00 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 11:30 |
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Monday | TMZ Live | 9-1-1 Lone Star |
Rescue Hi-Surf |
FOX 13 News at 10 | FOX 13 News at 11 | TMZ | ||||
Tuesday | Seattle Sports Live | What's Kraken? | Murder in a Small Town | Accused | ||||||
Wednesday | TMZ Live | The Masked Singer | The Floor | |||||||
Thursday | Hell's Kitchen | Crime Scene Kitchen | ||||||||
Friday | College football | |||||||||
Saturday | College football | TMZ | FOX 13 News at 10 | Back2BESA | TBA | |||||
Sunday | Bob's Burgers | Krapopolis | The Simpsons | Universal Basic Guys | Bob's Burgers | Krapopolis | FOX 13 News at 10 | Seattle Sports Live | FOX 13 News at 11 | Seattle Sports Live |