A report has been filed by KTRK-TV, a Houston television station, in accordance with requirements set by the Federal Communications Commission. This report pertains to equal employment opportunity, or EEO, and is submitted on an annual basis. The report is available for those who wish to learn more about KTRK-TV's compliance with EEO regulations.
Further details can be found in the Annual EEO Report filed by KTRK-TV, which serves the Houston area, including Bellaire, Texas.
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This Annual EEO Report is filed on behalf of KTRK-TV, Houston, in compliance with the FCC's EEO reporting requirements.
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