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KFSM-TV had its beginning as KFSA-TV in 1953. KFSA was the first television station to go on the air in Fort Smith, Ark. From 1959 to 1973, the station was owned by Donald W. Reynolds and was a part of the Donrey Media block, which included KFSA Radio and the Southwest Times Record newspaper. The stations general offices are housed in the old Carnegie Library. In 1973, KFSA-TV was sold to Buford Television, of Tyler, Texas. At that time, the call letters were changed to KFSM-TV, picking up the airport designation of the city of Fort Smith.

KHBS is a television station in Fort Smith, Ark. It broadcasts on channel 40 as a local affiliate of the American Broadcasting Company. The television station is a part of Hearst-Argyle Television, which is an independent television station group. The company owns more than 25 television stations in the United States. Hearst-Argyle Television owns two Columbia Broadcasting System-affiliated television stations and one MyNetworkTV station. It also manages one independent station for The Hearst Corporation and one continuous wave station. Hearst-Argyle Television is engaged in the convergence of local broadcast television and the Internet.

KHBS 40/29 TV is a local news station serving Fort Smith, Arkansas, and the surrounding areas, providing viewers with comprehensive coverage of local and national news, weather updates, and sports. The station is committed to delivering timely information and exclusive original content to keep the community informed and engaged. In addition to its news programming, KHBS 40/29 TV features special segments such as local investigations, community initiatives, and health tips, catering to a diverse audience. The station also embraces digital platforms, offering streaming options and mobile apps for viewers to access news coverage on the go. Generated from the website