The station belongs to the Fundação Virginius da Gama e Melo, which is also responsible for Miramar FM 107.7 (leased to Rádio Deus É Amor), and is managed by Sistema Arapuan de Comunicação.
Its studios are located at the headquarters of Sistema Arapuan in Tambiá, and its transmission antenna is at the top of the Regis Building, in the Centro in João Pessoa.
Operating as a re-transmitter for the extinct TVE Brasil, its antenna was installed on top of the INSS building, in the center of João Pessoa.
[1] At the end of 2000, due to financial difficulties, the Foundation, together with the re-transmitter (channel 4 and FM 107.7 MHz) were transferred to a group of evangelical religious leaders.
In November 2002, the TVE Brasil re-transmitter carried out its first local transmission of channel 4, directly from the roof of the INSS headquarters building, in the center of João Pessoa, where the transmitters and radiant system are located.
In January, the last editions of De Olho na Cidade were aired and the broadcaster removed all local programming, as it did not have a license to operate as a generator and returned to transmitting the TVE Brasil signal without any type of insertion.
In mid-2004, the group of evangelical religious people signed an agreement with the Arapuan Communication System, transferring control of the foundation together with the radio and the relay.