Telefutura 35

Univision-owned KTVW, a television station, broadcasts Spanish language programming from Phoenix. It broadcasts via analog Channel 33 atop South Mountain in Phoenix and simulcasts on low-powered KTVW-CA in Flagstaff, Ariz. The station began operation in September 1979 as Arizona's first full-time Spanish-language television station. KTVW s nightly newscasts, "Noticias 33," are among the top-rated news shows in the market, either English or Spanish. KTVW also operates low-powered KFPH-CA, the TeleFutura station in Phoenix. KTVW and TeleFutura are subsidiaries of Los Angeles-based Univision Communications, a publicly traded company listed on the New York Stock Exchange. In addition to the Univision Television Group, Univision owns the Galavisi n cable television network, the TeleFutura broadcast television network, more than 40 radio stations and the Univision and Fonovisa record labels.

Telemundo Phoenix is a prominent local news outlet serving the Phoenix, Arizona area, delivering up-to-date information on various topics, including politics, immigration, and community events. The platform focuses on issues relevant to the Hispanic community, providing coverage of breaking news, weather updates, and entertainment highlights. In addition to its news coverage, Telemundo Phoenix engages viewers with cultural programming, such as the Miss Universe Latina pageant, and offers resources on immigration rights. The outlet emphasizes local stories, including public safety incidents and community forums, fostering a strong connection with its audience. Generated from the website