KASW

TV station in Phoenix

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2024 The Phoenix Coyotes franchise was deactivated, with Scripps retaining broadcast rights for the new Utah Hockey Club.
February 1 2024 KASW lost its CW affiliation to KAZT-TV after Nexstar acquired majority ownership of The CW and began programming under a multi-year time brokerage agreement.
November 2023 The Phoenix Coyotes returned to KASW as part of Scripps's broadcast deal, airing all regionally-televised games.
November 20 2023 KASW became an independent station known as Arizona 61, moving CW programming to KNXV-TV's second subchannel and beginning to air a mix of local news, sports, and entertainment programming.
July 2022 Mohave County surrendered the licenses for the two translators previously carrying KASW programming.
2021 KASW concluded broadcasting Phoenix Rising FC soccer matches.
July 8 2021 KPHO and KPNX were added to KASW's ATSC 3.0 multiplex from KFPH-CD, consolidating all four major network affiliates on the same transmission platform.
June 2021 Translator K34EE-D in Cottonwood was switched to rebroadcast KNXV-TV instead of KASW.
August 30 2020 KASW launched a half-hour long 9 p.m. newscast, anchored by the station's evening team.
March 30 2020 KASW debuted a two-hour extension of KNXV's morning newscast, followed by a noon news hour during the COVID-19 pandemic.
March 27 2020 KASW launched as a high-power ATSC 3.0 (NextGen TV) transmitter in Phoenix, operating alongside KFPH-CD and carrying program streams for KASW, KNXV, KSAZ, and KUTP. The station began testing single-frequency networks with a second transmitter on Shaw Butte.
2019 KASW was repacked to broadcast on channel 27.
2019 KASW resumed broadcasting Arizona Rattlers arena football and began airing Phoenix Rising FC soccer matches.
2019 Scripps acquired KTVK from Nexstar as part of Nexstar's acquisition of Tribune Media.
September 19 2019 The sale of KASW to the E. W. Scripps Company was completed, with Scripps adding newscasts from KNXV and upgrading the station's syndicated programming.
September 16 2019 The FCC approved the sale of KASW to the E. W. Scripps Company.
March 2019 Nexstar announced its purchase of Tribune Media, which would ultimately lead to the sale of KASW to the E. W. Scripps Company.
2014 KASW was sold to Nexstar Media Group following KTVK's sale to the Meredith Corporation.

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