KKRR-LP
Low-power TV station in Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States
KKRR-LP, UHF analog channel 45, was a low-powered independent television station licensed to Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States. The station was owned by local businessman Robert Rule.
KKRR-LP began as a secondary channel for the co-owned local religious television station, KMAH-LP (channel 39). When KMAH-LP switched over to the Renaissance Network, KKRR-LP took over the Cornerstone Television affiliation.
KMAH-LP later took back the Cornerstone affiliation, after the Renaissance Network folded and its replacement, America One was not renewed. Apparently KMAH-LP did not require KKRR-LP's services. As a result, KKRR-LP was left with no programming. Subsequently, KKRR-LP broadcast only a slate, reminding viewers that Cornerstone programming moved to channel 39.
KKRR-LP's license was canceled by the Federal Communications Commission on July 20, 2021, as the station failed to obtain a license for digital operation by the July 13 deadline.
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Broadcast television in eastern Wyoming and western Nebraska, including Cheyenne, Laramie and Scottsbluff
- KCHY-LP 13 (NBC)
- KZDE-LD (14.1 TBN)
- KTUW (16.1 RTV/Ind, Scottsbluff)
- KPAH-LP 24 (Cornerstone)
- KMAH-LP 39 (COR)
- KDEV-LP 40 (ABC/MNTV/MeTV, Cheyenne)
- KCHD-CA 43 (Daystar, Cheyenne)
- KKRR-LP 45 (Ind)
- K57AF 57 (PBS/RMPBS, Laramie)
- K59AM 59 (CW, Laramie)
- KWYM-LP 14 (NBC, Laramie)
- See also
- Casper TV
- Denver TV
- Salt Lake City TV
- Rapid City TV
- Lincoln TV
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