Texas Television Network

The Texas Television Network (or simply TTN) is a statewide broadcast television network that serves the state of Texas and is owned and operated by Hyper Holdings, but the Hyper Television Group operates TTN under a LMA. The statewide television network has three services TTN East for stations on the east side, TTN West for stations on the west side, and TTN Midwest for stations on the Midwest side of the state.

It began broadcasting in 1972 as the Midway Texas Television Network (simply known as Midway Texas or MTTN) and it was owned by Midway until 2009 when WB Games purchased the network and changed its name to the current TTN, in 2014, WB Games no longer owns TTN, and purchased it by Hyper Holdings, changing operator from KIVO Television Group to Hyper Television Group and no longer to be a commercial-free network, and turning three brandings into one as "TTN" while WB Games and KIVO Television Group opens up another spun-off and a new commercial-free 9 station television network affiliated with CBeebies, Treehouse TV, and HBO known as The Texas Network (or TXN).

The stations of the Texas Television Network are:
 * KTTN-TV 4 Cornoe/Houston (TTN's flagship station)
 * KTTD-TV 18 Arlington/Dallas/Fort Worth
 * KTWW-TV 2 McAllen/Weslaco/Brownsville
 * KTCC-TV 9 Corpus Christi
 * KTTA-TV 38 Austin
 * KTSA-TV 25 San Antonio
 * KTXY-TV 3 Tyler/Longview
 * KWTN-TV 16 Waco
 * KTNX-TV 5 Abilene/Sweetwater
 * KKXM-TV 10 San Angelo
 * KETN-TV 11 El Paso
 * KTPW-TV 13 Amarillo
 * KKLX-TV 17 Laredo
 * KMZA-TV 28 Beaumont/Port Arthur
 * KMMT-TV 40 Midland/Odessa
 * KBRY-TV 52 Bryan/College Station
 * KWNN-TV 19 Wichita Falls/Lawton