KFPH-DT is a full-service television station in Flagstaff, Arizona, providing over-the-air service to Flagstaff and the Verde Valley as a Telefutura affiliate. The station broadcasts in digital on VHF channel 13, is carried by cable television systems in Flagstaff, Sedona and Cottonwood, and is available over-the-air by translator stations in Globe and Safford.

KFPH-CA is a low-power Class A television station in Phoenix, Arizona, rebroadcasting the signal of KFPH-DT in digital on UHF channel 35 and in standard definition digital on sister station KTVW-DT's secondary subchannel 33.2. The station is carried on most Phoenix-area cable systems as channel 54.

Both stations are owned by Univision, KFPH-DT under licensee Telefutura Partnership of Flagstaff, and KFPH-CA under Telefutura Partnership of Phoenix. The stations brand as Telefutura 35, identifying by the over-the-air channel number from the Class A translator in Phoenix.

Station KFPH-DT began as an original construction permit granted to Minority Television of Flagstaff, Inc. on October 25, 1984. The station was to transmit from Mount Elden north of the city. However, the next year, the permit was sold to Michael C. Gelfand, M.D. and Del Ray Television Company, Inc., and after several permit extensions and expired permits, Del Ray licensed the station on March 11, 1992 with call letters KKTM. The station's transmitter was located on Mormon Mountain, about 20 miles (30 km) south of Flagstaff, having been granted permission to move there in 1989. KKTM was an independent station that even produced its own newscast covering Flagstaff at one point, albeit with a very low budget and production standards that rivaled Public-access television.

Jon Riggs (born 14 November 1962) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for St Kilda in the Victorian Football League.

Drafted in 1983 from the Burnie Tigers in Tasmania, Riggs was better known as a professional sprinter. He won the Hobart Gift in 1983 and the Esanda burnie Gift ($15000) in 1989. Also played football for West Perth in the WAFL in 1989 and 1990 as well as the Devonport Blues in the TFL in 1991.