Will my TV stop working in Houston?

Your TV market

Houston · market #10 of 210

Not yet — but your market has already started the switch.

Stations already on NextGen TV (3.0)
10 of 19
since December 2, 2021
Proposed shutoff of old (1.0) signals
February 2028
Wave 1 · NAB proposal, not yet adopted by the FCC
Earliest the rules could change
July 2027
Current FCC rule keeps 1.0 simulcasts through July 17, 2027

What this means today: every full-power station in Houston is still sending a signal your current antenna TV can receive. 2 stations (KIAH, KTXH) have become a NextGen TV “host,” so its old-format programming now comes from a different station’s signal — rescanning your TV picks it up.

What’s coming: broadcasters have asked the FCC to let stations in the 55 largest markets switch off old-format signals starting February 2028. If that happens, TVs without an ATSC 3.0 tuner will need a converter box to keep receiving these channels. The FCC is expected to decide by the end of 2026.

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Every station in Houston

“On 3.0” means the station’s programming is available in NextGen TV format. “3.0 host” means the station’s transmitter carries the new format only, and its old-format programming moved to another station’s signal (rescan to find it). Source: FCC licensing records.

Ch.StationNetworkNextGen TVOld (1.0) signal
28
KUGB-CD
Houston, TX · Class A
NEW TANG DYNASTY1.0 onlyStill on the air
34
KUVM-CD
Missouri City, TX · Class A
CRTV1.0 onlyStill on the air
2
KPRC-TV
Houston, TX
NBCOn 3.0
via KIAH · since December 2, 2021
Still on the air
8
KUHT
Houston, TX
PBSOn 3.0
via KIAH · since December 2, 2021
Still on the air
11
KHOU
Houston, TX
CBSOn 3.0
Still on the air
13
KTRK-TV
Houston, TX
ABCOn 3.0
via KTXH · since December 2, 2021
Still on the air
14
KETH-TV
Houston, TX
TRINITY BROADCASTING NETWORK1.0 onlyStill on the air
20
KTXH
Houston, TX
MY NET3.0 host
since December 2, 2021
Moved to another station
22
KLTJ
Galveston, TX
IND1.0 onlyStill on the air
26
KRIV
Houston, TX
FOXOn 3.0
via KTXH · since December 2, 2021
Still on the air
39
KIAH
Houston, TX
CW3.0 host
since December 2, 2021
Moved to another station
45
KXLN-DT
Rosenberg, TX
UnivisionOn 3.0
via KTXH · since December 2, 2021
Still on the air
47
KTMD
Galveston, TX
TelemundoOn 3.0
via KIAH · since December 2, 2021
Still on the air
49
KPXB-TV
Conroe, TX
ION Bounce Laff IONPlus Busted Game Show Central CourtTV DEFY1.0 onlyStill on the air
51
KYAZ
Katy, TX
MeTV1.0 onlyStill on the air
55
KTBU
Conroe, TX
QUEST1.0 onlyStill on the air
57
KUBE-TV
Baytown, TX
Shop LC1.0 onlyStill on the air
61
KZJL
Houston, TX
EstrellaTV1.0 onlyStill on the air
67
KFTH-DT
Alvin, TX
UniMasOn 3.0
via KTXH · since December 2, 2021
Still on the air
11 low-power stations in this market (not covered by the proposed shutoff rules)
  • KHLM-LD (12)
  • KVQT-LD (21)
  • KVVV-LD
  • KCVH-LD
  • KBPX-LD
  • KHXL-LD
  • KQHO-LD
  • KEHO-LD
  • KDHU-LD
  • KUVM-LD
  • KBMN-LD

What to do now

  1. Rescan your TV. If a channel disappeared recently, it probably moved to a host station’s signal. Settings → Channels → Auto scan.
  2. Find out if your TV already has a 3.0 tuner. Use the tuner check. If it does, you’re done.
  3. Don’t buy a converter box yet unless you want 3.0 features now. Prices are falling and the FCC hasn’t set a date. We’ll tell you when it’s time.

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