KMAH-LP
Television station in Wyoming, United States
41°10′1″N 104°45′23″W / 41.16694°N 104.75639°W / 41.16694; -104.75639 (KMAH-LP)Public license information
KMAH-LP (channel 39) was a low-power religious television station in Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States. The station was owned by local businessman Bob Rule, owner of Rule Communications.
History
Originally, KMAH-LP was an affiliate of FamilyNet, also carrying programming from National Empowerment Television, a conservative news channel. Later on, it became a full-time repeater of WPCB in Pittsburgh, carrying the Cornerstone Television Network. Then, after KKRR-LP came on the air, it became an affiliate for the short-lived Renaissance Network, and when that network failed, it became an affiliate of America One. After America One proved too expensive for the station, it again became an affiliate of Cornerstone.
KMAH-LP's license was canceled by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) 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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- ^ "Facility Technical Data for KMAH-LP". Licensing and Management System. Federal Communications Commission.
