KTXL-TV (Sacramento, CA)

KTXL hit the airwaves on October 26, 1968 and made a name for itself by producing programs such as “Captain Mitch,” “Big Time Wrestling” and “The Bob Wilkins Double Horror Show.” On October 9, 1986, it became an affiliate of the FOX network and branded itself as FOX40. FOX40’s commitment to “News That Matters” is a promise to our viewers that they matter to us. The station’s mission is to focus on the issues affecting our viewers by not just covering the story but by digging deeper. Our drive for excellence includes producing award-winning journalism and offering our viewers creative and engaging content on all platforms. The station has won countless Associated Press awards, Edward R. Murrow awards, SPJ awards, and Emmy Awards. FOX40 Investigates dives into stories that affect our viewers, expose the truth and hold people accountable. We are also dedicated to covering local sports in our area with a special emphasis on young athletes, which includes our high school football show, Final Quarter. FOX40 proudly partners with local and national organizations such as the Salvation Army, Shriners Hospitals for Children, Autism Speaks, and several others by hosting blood drives and collecting toys during the holiday season. Our approach clearly demonstrates our passion to lift, support and directly impact the families in our area. FOX40 and its website, fox40.com, provide viewers in the Sacramento-Stockton-Modesto market with local content across multiple platforms and provide our advertisers unmatched reach and custom marketing solutions. FOX40 is your home for hit shows such as “The Masked Singer,” “Hell’s Kitchen,” “Master Chef” and NFL Football. You’ll also find episodes of some of your favorite syndicated shows like “Seinfeld” and “Two and a Half Men.” If celebrity gossip is what you’re after, “The Wendy Williams Show,” Daily Mail and TMZ have all the latest for you. Source