KMAX-FM is a commercial station owned by Townsquare Media, LLC. The format of the station is classic rock. KMAX-FM's target audience is listeners, ages 18 to 54, in the Windsor, CO area. The station airs locally at 94.3 FM. KMAX-FM's tagline is "94.3 Loudwire."

KMAX-TV is a local Sacramento-based CW affiliate. The station is owned by CBS Broadcasting Inc., and broadcasts locally on channel 31. KMAX-TV debuted on October 15, 1974 as KMUV-TV. The first family to own and operate the station was the Lear family. They formatted the station to air movies only. Soon after, it went on to air sitcoms, classic reruns, and later, Spanish programming. The Koplar family took over the ownership and changed the call letters to KRBK-TV and returned to air just classic reruns. In 1994, under the ownership of the Pappas family, the call letters changed once again to KPWB-TV. During this time, the station launched the local morning show, Good Day Sacramento, which still airs today. KMAX-TV can be contacted at any point between 10:30am and 5am PT.

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KMBC 9 News is a Kansas City based television and digital news outlet serving audiences across the Kansas City metropolitan area and the surrounding Missouri - Kansas region. The station operates as KMBC-TV, an ABC affiliate, and is owned by Hearst Television.

KMBC 9 News is a Kansas City based television and digital news outlet serving audiences across the Kansas City metropolitan area and the surrounding Missouri - Kansas region. The station operates as KMBC-TV, an ABC affiliate, and is owned by Hearst Television.

KMBC2-TV is a multicast of KMBC-TV. A multicast channel is a separate channel that shares the bandwith of the main station but can air unique programming. KMBC2-TV airs 24 local weather programming from KMBC Digital Weather Channel in the Kansas City, MO market. The station is owned by Hearst Television Inc. KMBC2-TV broadcasts locally on channel 9.2.

KMBI-AM is a non-commercial station owned by Moody Bible Institute. The format of the station is Spanish-language religious. KMBI-AM broadcasts to the Spokane, WA area at 1330 AM. The target audience of the station is listeners, ages 18 to 64. KMBI-AM's newscasts air at five minutes before the hour.

KMBI-FM is a non-commercial station owned by the Moody Bible Institute. The format of the station is religious. KMBI-FM broadcasts to the Spokane, WA area at 107.9 FM. The target audience of the station is religious listeners, ages 18 to 64. KMBI-FM's tagline is "Moody Radio Northwest" and its slogan is "Where You Turn. For Life." KMBI-FM's newscasts air at five minutes before the hour.

KMBL-AM is a commercial station owned by TENN-VOL CORP. The format of the station is classic country. The target audience is adult listeners, ages 18 to 64. KMBL-AM broadcasts to the Junction, TX area at 1450 AM and is a simulcast of KHOS-FM. The station's tagline is "Real Hit Country."