KQQB-FM
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| KQQB | |
| City of license | Newport, Washington |
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| Broadcast area | Spokane |
| Branding | "Live 104.5" |
| Slogan | "Spokane's Only Top 40 Station" |
| First air date | 2005 |
| Frequency | 104.5 MHZ |
| Format | Top 40 Mainstream |
| ERP | 87,000 watts |
| Class | C |
| Callsign meaning | The year it debuted, 2005, thus the call letter's homonym |
| Owner | Proactive Communcations |
| Website | Live 104.5's website |
KQQB-FM ("Live 104.5") is a Top 40/CHR radio station serving the Spokane, Washington radio market. KQQB's community of license is Newport, Washington (87,000 watts). KQQB also rebroadcasts in Spokane on a booster, KQQB-1 (4000 watts).
KQQB is owned and operated by Proactive Communications, which also owns and operates 70's Oldies formatted KAZZ which is in the same studio in downtown Spokane. KAZZ is known as Z-107.
At first, KQQB was one of two Rhythmic Contemporary outlets serving the Spokane area when it signed on in December 2005 (KEZE was the other). In December 2006 they reimaged themselves as "Live 104.5" and shifted away from their Rhythmic lean for a somewhat more mainstream direction.
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| Spokane/Coeur d'Alene FM radio stations (Arbitron #93) KHQ 87.7¹ | KAGU 88.7 | K206CQ 89.1 | KEWU 89.5 | KWRS 90.3 | KPBX 91.1/K214AR 90.7/K220BX 91.9 | KSFC 91.9 | KZZU 92.9/K223AN 92.5 | KDRK 93.7 | KHTQ 94.5 | KPND 95.3 | KIXZ 96.1 | KEZE 96.9 | KKRS 97.3 | KISC 98.1 | KKZX 98.9 | KXLY 99.9/K262AG 100.3 | KEYF 101.1 | KTSL 101.9 | KICR 102.3 | KCDA 103.1 | KBBD 103.9 | KQQB 104.5 | KEEH 104.9 | KZBD 105.7 | KSPO 106.5 | KAZZ 107.1 | KMBI 107.9 ¹ Audio for TV channel 6 (KHQ-TV/NBC) |
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