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Something is screwed up. KFPH-CA is simply a repeater of KFPH-TV Flagstaff: why we have an article for the satellite but not the full-power outlet. It's red on the Univision Group template because it links to where this whole package should be. I propose moving KFPH-CA to KFPH-TV. -Tracker 21:20, 14 June 2006 (UTC)Reply
I disagree. While it's true that KFPH-CA is simply a repeater of KFPH-TV Flagstaff, it hasn't always been the case. The two stations have unique (and some might say colorful) history that predates their ownership by Univision. Instead, I propose having separate articles for each station. I have already prepared a rewrite of the KFPH-CA article and will soon be working on a separate KFPH-TV article. dhett 11:15, 6 July 2006 (UTC)Reply
KKTM was never Telemundo. It signed on as an independent station serving Flagstaff, which was sort of an abnormality given the population of the area.
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