KVEO
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| KVEO-TV/DT | |
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| Brownsville/Rio Grande Valley, Texas | |
| Branding | NBC 23 |
| Channels | 23 (UHF) & 8 (Time Warner Cable) analog, 24 (UHF) & 860 (Time Warner Cable) digital |
| Affiliations | NBC
NBC Weather Plus (DT2) |
| Owner | Comcorp |
| Founded | |
| Website | www.kveo.com |
KVEO is the NBC affiliate for Brownsville, Texas and serves the entire surrounding metropolitan area, known as the Rio Grande Valley. It has been an NBC affiliate since signing on in 1983.
It broadcasts with an analog signal on UHF channel 23 and with a digital signal on UHF channel 24. It airs on Time Warner cable systems as cable 8 in standard definition and 860 in high definition. It is operated out of its studio in Brownsville, located on US Highway 77. It operates its own 24-hour WeatherPlus channel on their digital station.
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[edit] Weather Segment
While KVEO does not have its own news program, it does broadcast a weather segment at 6PM and 10PM Weekday evenings with meteorologist Jason McCleave of WeatherVision.
[edit] Contests/Promotions
KVEO frequently has contests or promotions in order to lure more people in to its afternoon lineup, with shows such as The Simpsons and Everybody Loves Raymond. Because of this, its slogan (when advertising such contests) is "It pays to watch NBC 23." Viewers are normally flashed an 800 number to call and then compete on-air for cash prizes. While the style of the contest varies from time to time, the concept remains relatively the same, with cash prizes often ranging from a few hundred dollars to one thousand.
[edit] Previous Logos
 Previous KVEO logo, used through September 2006. |
[edit] External links
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XHRIO 2 (Fox/MNTV/MTV3) - KGBT 4 (CBS) - KRGV 5 (ABC) - KVTF-CA 20 / KTFV-CA 32 (TFT) - KVEO 23 (NBC) - KJST-LP 28 (IND) - KRZG-CA 35 (Azteca) - KTLM 40 (TEL) - KLUJ 44 (TBN) - KNVO 48 (UNI) - KMBH 60 (PBS) - KBDF-LP 64 / KNDF-LP 57 (Azteca) - KSTI-LP 69 (Fe-TV) |
| Mexican Broadcast television in the Lower Rio Grande (Reynosa / Matamoros) market |
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XHAB 7 (Televisa local) - XERV 9 (Televisa XEW) - XHMTA 11 (TV Azteca 13) - XHREY 12 (TV Azteca 13) - XHEW 13 (Once TV) - XHOR 14 (TV Azteca 7) - XHTAM 17 (Televisa XEW) - XHVTV 54 (Multimedios) |
| Local cable television channels: |
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KPRC 2 (Houston) - KFDX 3 (Lawton / Wichita Falls) - KSAN 3 (San Angelo) - KAMR 4 (Amarillo) - KBTV 4 (Port Arthur) - WOAI 4 (San Antonio) - |
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| See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, MyNetwork TV, PBS, Telefutura, Telemundo, Univision, Religious, Other English and Other Spanish stations in Texas | |
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