“Reaching for the stars, aren’t we?” KRIV Satellites, a name synonymous with Houston’s television history, stands before you. Yet, it’s more than just steel and technology; it’s a beacon of information, entertainment, and a testament to Houston’s ever-evolving media landscape. Since its inception in 1971, KRIV, known to Houstonians as Fox 26, has been an integral part of the city’s narrative. Imagine the stories these satellites have witnessed, beaming down news, sports, and entertainment to countless homes across the city. From the early days as an independent station, known as KVRL, to its transformation into the powerhouse it is today as a Fox owned-and-operated station, KRIV has constantly adapted and grown alongside Houston. The station moved to its current home on Southwest Freeway in 1997, a state-of-the-art facility reflecting its commitment to delivering high-quality programming. This commitment is evident in its extensive local news programming, covering everything from breaking news to in-depth investigative reports. KRIV Satellites, reaching high above, symbolize the station’s dedication to keeping Houstonians informed and connected.
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