12 Facts About KTVE

KTVE is a television station licensed to El Dorado, Arkansas, United States, serving as the NBC affiliate for the Monroe, Louisiana–El Dorado, Arkansas market.

However, KTVE closed its Monroe studios sometime in the early 1970s.

On December 6,1981, KTVE rejoined NBC while KLAA became an ABC affiliate, clearing the entire network schedule except for two local daytime programs and Saturday Night Live.

KTVE originally aired Louisiana Lottery numbers during the station's 10 p m newscast until KNOE complained to the FCC in 1997.

In 2002, KTVE took over the operations of KARD through a local marketing agreement.

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In 2006, KTVE was the winner of the Radio-Television News Directors Association's Ultimate News Makeover contest.

KTVE provides a weather insert for southern Arkansas during the broadcast.

In March 2009, KARD and KTVE informed the FCC that they needed to end analog operations sooner than June 12 .

Since launching its digital signal, KTVE aired a standard definition simulcast of KARD to serve areas of North Louisiana and Southern Arkansas that cannot receive the station's signal.

In 2020, KTVE upgraded KARD's simulcast to high definition, originally airing it in 1080i but, by 2022, airing it in Fox's default resolution of 720p.

KTVE shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 10, on April 16,2009.

KTVE was previously seen by CMA Cable in Springhill, Louisiana.