KIWB-LD

KIWB-LD is a low-power television station associated with the Boise, Idaho, broadcasting market. The station operates under the KIWB-LD call sign and is part of Cocola Broadcasting's group of low-power television properties in the Boise area. Cocola's Boise-area portfolio also includes KKJB, KBSE-LD, KCBB-LD, and KZAK-LD, while other stations previously associated with the company have been sold to outside broadcasters. Available reference material identifies KIWB-LD primarily through its relationship with Cocola Broadcasting and the company's local station group. The supplied material does not establish a launch date, original programming format, network affiliation, transmitter location, channel history, ownership transaction history, or detailed subchannel lineup for KIWB-LD itself. Those details should not be inferred from the better-documented history of sister station KKJB. KKJB's changes from America One to Daystar and later Telemundo, as well as its digital-channel transition, describe that station rather than KIWB-LD. As a low-power television outlet, KIWB-LD is best understood as a local broadcast asset rather than a consumer product brand. Its service area is the Boise market, and its principal public identity is its FCC call sign. The station's commercial and operational role is tied to Cocola Broadcasting's local television portfolio. Because the available sources provide limited station-specific information, its exact programming, technical facilities, current affiliation, and audience strategy remain insufficiently documented in this dossier.

KIWB-LD is identified in the available reference material as one of Cocola Broadcasting's low-power television stations serving the Boise, Idaho, area. The station appears in the company's local group alongside KBSE-LD, KCBB-LD, and KZAK-LD. The same reference distinguishes these properties from KKIC-LD and KEVA-LD, which were sold to other broadcasters. This establishes KIWB-LD's place within Cocola's Boise-area station portfolio but does not provide a documented chronology for the station itself. The supplied material does not state when KIWB-LD began broadcasting, whether it succeeded an earlier license or call sign, what programming it has carried, or whether it has changed affiliations or transmission facilities. It also does not provide a station-specific account of analog-to-digital conversion, channel reassignment, ownership changes, or construction permits. Consequently, the documented history should remain limited to the station's identification as a Cocola Broadcasting low-power outlet in the Boise market. A separate section of the reference describes KKJB, a different Cocola-owned Boise television station. KKJB began broadcasting in 2005, changed affiliations in 2009 and 2014, and later moved its digital transmission from UHF channel 39 to channel 15. Those events belong to KKJB and are not included as KIWB-LD milestones. Avoiding that attribution is important because the stations are sister properties, not the same entity. KIWB-LD's current public-facing identity is therefore defined by its call sign, its low-power television status, its Boise-market service, and its association with Cocola Broadcasting. More detailed historical, technical, programming, and executive information requires station-specific regulatory filings or a dedicated source for KIWB-LD.

A low-power local television station serving the Boise, Idaho, market as part of Cocola Broadcasting's regional broadcast portfolio.

• Low-power television broadcasting

  KIWB-LD television service

  The station's core offering is over-the-air television service in the Boise, Idaho, market. Available material confirms its status as a Cocola Broadcasting low-power station but does not specify its current programming schedule, network affiliation, subchannels, transmitter site, or technical parameters.

1. 1KKJBen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Cocola Broadcastingcocolatv.com