KJZZ 14
TelecommunicationsUtah, United States201-500 Employees
Based in the Salt Lake City area, KJZZ 14 operates as an independent television broadcaster serving Salt Lake City and nearby communities. Its signal is carried by more than 80 translator stations, extending viewership across Utah and into portions of southwestern Wyoming, southeastern and eastern Nevada, southwestern Colorado, and northern Arizona. The station's history includes a February 1993 purchase by Larry H. Miller and Gail Miller, after which the call letters were changed from KXIV to KJZZ to reflect its role as the broadcaster for the NBA's Utah Jazz. The programming mix encompasses syndicated shows, game shows, and talk and reality formats, along with local-interest sports such as high school football playoff and championship games. In this context, KJZZ 14 functions as a regional independent TV outlet delivering entertainment and local sports content to a broad audience across multiple states.