KRRI-LP

KRRI-LP
Reno, Nevada United States
City	Reno, Nevada
Branding	Azteca America 25
Slogan	Latin for America
Channels	Analog: 25 (UHF) Digital: 25 (UHF)
Affiliations	Azteca América
Owner	Ngensolutions LLC (Ngensolutions LLC)
Founded	1999
First air date	March 26, 2010
Call letters' meaning	KRRI
Former callsigns	KRRI
Former channel number(s)	Analog: 25 (UHF, 1986-2009)
Former affiliations	CW
Transmitter power	13.4 Kilowatt kW
Height	1697 m
Class	LP
Facility ID	60463
Transmitter coordinates	39°35′2″N 119°47′51″W / 39.58389°N 119.79750°W / 39.58389; -119.79750

KRRI-LP is a low-power television station located in Reno, Nevada, broadcasting locally in analog on UHF channel 25 and Digital Channel 25. It is an affiliate of Azteca América network.

KRRI-LP, the Azteca America affiliate broadcast in Spanish.

History

On or about October, 2009 bankruptcy court sold KELM-LP to Ngensolutions LLC. Ngensolutions entered into negotiations with Azteca America for an affiliation agreement for the Reno, Nevada, DMA. KRRI-LP commenced broadcasting as an Azteca America affiliate during May 2010.

KRRI-LP is available on Charter Cable Channel 238 and broadcast channel 25. It is also available on Channel 53 on Satview Broadband Cable in Elko, Nevada.

Ngensolutions LLC Offices

Reno Office
Studio Entrance
Administrative Offices
Studio

External links

Broadcast television in Western Nevada, including Reno, Carson City and Lake Tahoe

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Defunct stations	KEGS 7 (ImaginAsian/RTV Goldfield) KWNV 7 (NBC Winnemucca) KNVV-LP 41 (UniMás) K52FF 52 (TMD)

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