Texas Country Radio Station Told to Shut Down After Licenses Revoked

Texas country radio station told to shut down after licenses revoked

The FCC claims the business owes thousands of dollars.

Ofcom flags nine radio stations for late or missed payments

Ofcom has identified nine radio licensees in breach of their licence conditions due to non-payment or late payment of annual fees. Five of these licensees failed to pay their fees by the required date, while four others made payments after the deadline. These breaches pertain to Conditions 3(1) and 3(2) of their licences, which mandate timely payment of fees as specified by Ofcom. The five radio licensees that did not pay their fees on time are:…

FCC Revokes Licenses Of ‘Texas Thunder’ Simulcast For Unpaid Fees.

The FCC has revoked the licenses of two Texas FMs for failing to pay overdue regulatory fees totaling $14,222.60. The FCC says Kremling Enterprises failed to respond after repeated notices. The revocation is part of a broader crackdown on nonpayment,…

FCC Yanks Licenses For Texas FM Duo Over Unpaid Fees

The FCC has silenced the "Texas Thunder" with an official order to revoke the broadcast licenses for two FM stations owned by Kremling Enterprises, Inc., following years of unpaid regulatory fees and a failure to respond to a formal notice issued earlier this year.