Pronunciation: [kˈɛzi] (IPA) 
KEZI is a four-letter word that is spelled using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as /'kɛzi/. The first sound, /k/, is pronounced like the sound made when one clears their throat. The following letter, /ɛ/, is pronounced like the "e" in the word "red." The letter /z/ is pronounced like the "z" in "zoo," and the final letter, /i/, pronounced like the "ee" in the word "see." Overall, the word is pronounced "KEH-zee."
KEZI is a term that can be defined as a television station, particularly one located in the Eugene-Springfield, Oregon market, broadcasting on channel 9. It is a call sign assigned to a local TV station affiliated with the ABC network. The term can also refer to the station's parent company, KEZI-TV, which operates and manages the television channel.
As a station, KEZI serves as a provider of news, entertainment, educational programming, and commercials to the viewers in the Eugene-Springfield area. It offers a diverse range of television shows, including national broadcasts from the ABC network, as well as locally-produced content like news reports, weather updates, sports coverage, and community-related features. KEZI follows a specific programming schedule, collaborating with the ABC network to ensure the delivery of popular network shows, documentaries, and syndicated programs to its audience.
In addition to broadcasting on channel 9, KEZI may also have a digital presence, offering online streaming services through its website, mobile applications, or social media platforms. Through these platforms, viewers can access KEZI's content anytime and anywhere, providing them the flexibility to receive news updates, watch their favorite shows, or catch up on missed episodes. KEZI typically operates under the regulations and guidelines set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) while adhering to ethical journalism practices and maintaining journalistic integrity.
