[7] Stoddard's Comstock Telecasting Corporation made an application for television channel 4 in Reno in 1960;[8] while it was not selected, KBET did increase its power to 1,000 watts in 1961.
[9] KBET was fined $5,000 by the Federal Communications Commission in 1971 for fraudulent billing practices that allowed an appliance distributor to double-bill its suppliers.
[12] The First National Bank of Nevada took control of the KBET license[6] and sold the country music outlet to the highest bidder the next year: Sierra Broadcasting, owned by Bob and Julie Day and Royce Adams.
[20] In addition to its religious programming, KRCV presented Reno Silver Sox baseball and high school football broadcasts.
As a debtor-in-possession, it sold KRCV to Rolando Collantes, owner of KSVN in Ogden, Utah and KGEN in Tulare, California, for $30,000 in 1991.