KNIV

Radio station in Lyman, Wyoming, serving Salt Lake City, Utah

KNIV

* Lyman, Wyoming

Broadcast area| Salt Lake City metropolitan area
Frequency| 104.7 MHz
Branding| 104.7 Mi Preferida
Programming
Format| Regional Mexican
Ownership
Owner| Aerostar Communications, LLC

Sister stations

| KEGH
History

First air date

| 1989 (as KBXQ-FM at 104.9)

Former call signs

| KBXQ-FM (1989–1992)
KGSC (1992–1993)
KNFL-FM (1993–1999)
KNFL (1999–2001)
KACE (9/1/2001–9/11/2001)
KNFL (9/2001-10/2001)
KENT (2001–2002)
KBNZ (2002–2005)
KYLZ (2005–2011)
KZNS-FM (2/2011–7/2011)

Former frequencies

| 104.9 MHz (1989–2005)
Technical information[1]

Licensing authority

| FCC
Facility ID| 20304
Class| C
ERP| 89,000 watts
HAAT| 647 meters (2,123 ft)

Transmitter coordinates

| 40°52′16″N 110°59′43″W﻿ / ﻿40.87111°N 110.99528°W﻿ / 40.87111; -110.99528
Repeater(s)| See § Boosters
Links

Public license information

* Public file
* LMS

Webcast| Listen Live
Website| mipreferidafm.com

KNIV (104.7 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a regional Mexican format. Licensed to Lyman, Wyoming, United States, it serves the Salt Lake City metropolitan area. The station is currently owned by Aerostar Communications, LLC.[2]

Throughout the late 2000s, the station went through several formats before settling on adult album alternative, and becoming "104.7 The Point".

Until February 1, 2011, the station featured locally programmed music from the 1980s, 1990s, 2000s and today, formerly heard on 101.9 The End (KENZ). The End in April 2010 abandoned its adult album alternative (Triple A) format and then became "Gen X Radio," playing an eclectic mix of 1990s and 2000s Top 40 music.[3] In early 2011, KENZ returned to its previous format, going against KYLZ for a short period of time.

On June 18, 2010, 3 Points Media, KYLZ's owners, announced that it was selling the station, along with KUDD and KUUU to Simmons Media Group. Pending FCC approval, the companies will continue to operate separately until a plan to divest several properties to comply with FCC ownership rules is announced.[4]

On February 1, 2011, KYLZ changed its format to sports, branded as "The Zone", simulcasting KZNS 1280 AM Salt Lake City, Utah. On February 3, 2011, KYLZ changed its call letters to KZNS-FM to reflect the new format.[5]

On July 7, 2011, KZNS-FM's sports format moved to KZZQ 97.5 FM Coalville, Utah (formerly active rock as "The Blaze"), while the 104.7 frequency changed its format to regional Mexican. On July 15, 2011, KZNS-FM (those calls moved to 97.5 FM) changed their call letters to KNIV.

## Boosters

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Call sign | Frequency | City of license | FID | ERP (W) | Class | FCC info

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KNIV-FM1  | 104.7 FM | Ogden, Utah | 178846 | 500 | D | LMS
KNIV-FM2  | 104.7 FM | Provo, Utah | 178844 | 1,750 | D | LMS
KNIV-FM3  | 104.7 FM | Salt Lake City, Utah | 178843 | 2,100 | D | LMS
KNIV-FM4  | 104.7 FM | Bountiful, Utah | 178845 | 2,200 | D | LMS
KNIV-FM5  | 104.7 FM | Park City, Utah | 191626 | 500 | D | LMS
KNIV-FM6  | 104.7 FM | Heber City, Utah | 199468 | 250 | D | LMS

## References

[edit]

1. ^ "Facility Technical Data for KNIV". Licensing and Management System. Federal Communications Commission.
2. ^ "KNIV Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division. Retrieved April 27, 2010.
3. ^ It's the end of 101.9 The End as we know it, Salt Lake Tribune, April 23, 2010  Archived April 29, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
4. ^ "SIMMONS BUYS THREE IN SLC" Archived 2010-06-20 at the Wayback Machine From Radio Ink (June 18, 2010)
5. ^ The Zone Gets The Point With FM Move In Salt Lake City

## External links

[edit]

* Facility details for Facility ID 20304 (KNIV) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
* KNIV in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

* v
* t
* e

Radio stations in Southwestern Wyoming

Afton|

| AM|

* KRSV 1210

|

FM|

* KBYA 89.9
* KUWA 91.3
* KRSV-FM 98.7

| Translators|

* K285DF 104.9

|

Alpine/Thayne|

| FM|

| Translators|

* K284BI 104.7
* K289AF 105.7
* K292EY 106.3
* K296EJ 107.1

|

Evanston/Mountain View|

| FM|

* KUWE 89.7
* KPMD 91.9
* KADQ-FM 98.3
* KNYN 99.1
* KNIV 104.7
* KBMG 106.3

| Translators|

* K212GA 90.3
* K237FD 95.3

|

Kemmerer|

| AM|

* KMER 940

|

FM|

* KDWY 105.3

| Translators|

* K210EL 89.9

|

Transmitter sites|

* Medicine Butte

Defunct|

* KEVA (1240 AM)
* KTYN (91.9 FM)

Nearby regions
Idaho Falls
Jackson
Logan
Pocatello
Rock Springs
Salt Lake City

See also
List of radio stations in Wyoming

* v
* t
* e

Radio stations in the Salt Lake City, Utah, metropolitan area

This region also includes the cities of Ogden, Provo and Park City

By AM frequency|

* 570
* 700
* 730
* 820
* 860
* 960
* 1010
* 1060
* 1120
* 1160
* 1230
* 1280
* 1320
* 1340
* 1370
* 1400
* 1430
* 1450
* 1490
* 1550
* 1580
* 1600
* 1640

By FM frequency|

* 88.1
* 88.3
* 88.7
* 89.1
* 90.1
* 90.9
* 91.7
* KOHS
* KPCW
* KUFR
* 92.1
* 92.5
* 93.3
* 94.1
* 94.9
* 95.5
* 96.3
* 96.7
* 97.1
* 97.5
* 97.9
* 98.7
* 99.5
* 100.3
* 100.7
* 101.1
* 101.5
* 101.9
* 102.3
* 102.7
* 103.1
* 103.5
* 104.3
* 104.7
* 105.1
* 105.9
* 106.3
* 106.7
* 107.1
* 107.5
* 107.9

| LPFM|

* 99.9

|

Translators|

* 88.1
* K201AE
* K201JD
* 91.3
* 91.9
* 92.1
* 94.5
* K233DI
* K233DP
* 95.3
* 95.5
* 96.7
* 98.3
* K252DI
* K252EH
* 99.1
* 99.9
* K260DC
* K260DS
* 103.9
* 104.7
* 105.5

NOAA Weather Radio
frequency|

* 162.55

Digital radio
by frequency & subchannel|

* 1160
* 89.1-1
* 89.1-2
* 90.1-1
* 90.1-2
* 90.1-3
* 90.9-1
* 92.5-1
* 92.5-2
* 92.5-3
* 94.1-1
* 96.3-1
* 96.3-2
* 97.1-1
* 98.7-1
* 99.5-1
* 99.5-2
* 100.3-1
* 101.1-1
* 102.7-1
* 102.7-2
* 103.5-1
* 103.5-2
* 105.1-1
* 105.1-2
* 105.1-3
* 105.9-1
* 106.7-1
* 107.5-1
* 107.5-2
* 107.5-3

By call sign|

* K201AE
* K201JD
* K217CL
* K220AY
* K221GK
* K233DI
* K233DP
* K237FG
* K238CE
* K244EN
* K252DI
* K252EH
* K256AE
* K260DC
* K260DS
* K280GJ
* K284AY
* K288GY
* KAAZ-FM
* KALL
* KANN
* KBEE
* KBER
* KBJA
* KBMG
* KBYU-FM
* HD2
* KBZN
* KDUT
* KDYL
* KEC78
* KEGH
* KENZ
* KEYY
* KHTB
* KIHU
* KIXR
* KJJC
* KJMY
* HD2
* KKAT
* KKLV
* HD2
* HD3
* KKUT
* KLO-FM
* KMES
* KMRI
* KNAH
* KNIT
* KNIV
* KNRS
* KNRS-FM
* KODJ
* KOGN
* KOHS
* KOVO
* KPCW
* KPGR
* KRCL
* KRSP-FM
* KSFI
* KSL
* KSL-FM
* HD2
* KSOP
* KSOP-FM
* KSVN
* KTCE
* KTMP
* KTUB
* KUAA-LP
* KUAO
* KUBL-FM
* KUDD
* KUER-FM
* HD2
* HD3
* KUFR
* KUMT
* KUTN
* KUTR
* KUUB
* KUUU
* HD2
* HD3
* KWLO
* KXRK
* HD2
* KYFO-FM
* KYMV
* KZHT
* KZNS
* KZNS-FM

Transmitter sites|

* Ensign Peak
* Farnsworth Peak
* Humpy Peak
* Lake Mountains
* West Mountain

Defunct|

* KLLB (1510 AM)
* KNFL (1470 AM)
* KSOS (800 AM)
* KTKK (630 AM)
* KWDZ (910 AM)
* KXOL (1660 AM)

Nearby regions
Central Utah
Logan
Southwestern Wyoming

See also
List of radio stations in Utah

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Redrock Broadcasting

Radio stations by callsign|

* KDWY
* KRQX
* KURR
* KUTQ

Corporate officers|

* David Simmons
* Craig Hanson
* Bruce Thomas

Other employees|

* Bret Leifson Secretary and Controller
* Alan Hague Vice President of Operations
* Scot Mathews Vice President of Engineering

Website: simmonsmedia.com

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