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==News operation==
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In addition to its main studios, KTTC operates an Austin bureau, within the [[Riverland Community College]] campus, on 8th Avenue Northwest.

As of September 2022, KTTC presently broadcasts 28 hours of locally produced newscasts each week (with five hours each weekday, 3 hours on Saturdays and 2 hours on Sundays).<ref>{{Cite web|title=Watch Live|url=https://www.kttc.com/livestream/|access-date=December 14, 2021|website=www.kttc.com|language=en}}</ref>

Through a news share agreement in place since 2001, KTTC produces a half-hour prime time newscast on KXLT seen Sunday through Thursday nights. Known as ''Fox 47 News at Nine'', the program originates from a secondary set at the Bandel Road Northwest studios. It features a unique graphics package and news music theme that is different from KTTC. KXLT uses most of this NBC outlet's on-air personnel but maintains separate news anchors who can report for KTTC. At some point in 2009, KIMT added the market's second prime time local news show at 9 to its [[MyNetworkTV]]-affiliated second digital subchannel. This newscast could be seen for a half hour competing with KXLT's broadcast. Eventually, the effort would be reduced to a five-minute weather cut-in featuring an updated [[weather forecasting|forecast]].

On June 12, 2009, KIMT became the market's first television station to upgrade local newscast production to [[16:9]] [[enhanced definition]] [[widescreen]] (with some portions in full high definition). Although not truly HD, the [[aspect ratio (image)|aspect ratio]] matched that of high definition television screens. Video reports from the field were still seen in pillarboxed [[4:3]] [[standard definition]]. It would not be until March 20, 2011, when KTTC performed an upgrade to full high definition newscasts. With the launch to HD came a brand new set and high definition graphics.

On July 28, 2014, KXLT debuted a weekday morning show known as ''Fox in the Morning'' (that is produced by KTTC). Airing for thirty minutes at 8 a.m., the program was formatted like a magazine with lifestyle, cooking, and style segments although there are local weather updates featured in the show. Eventually, this broadcast may be extended into the 7 o'clock hour to offer a true local alternative to the national [[breakfast television|morning programs]] seen on the [[Big Three television networks|big three affiliates]]. Like the prime time news at 9, the morning program on KXLT maintains separate anchors from KTTC (except for weather segments) and its own graphics scheme.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://m.postbulletin.com/life/lifestyles/new-fox-show-seeks-morning-viewers/article_26616350-9283-579b-aa6b-b3f31e39a7d9.html?mode=jqm|archive-url=https://archive.today/20140812020012/http://m.postbulletin.com/life/lifestyles/new-fox-show-seeks-morning-viewers/article_26616350-9283-579b-aa6b-b3f31e39a7d9.html?mode=jqm|url-status=dead|archive-date=August 12, 2014|title=New Fox show seeks morning viewers|work=PostBulletin.com}}</ref>