KABB

Kabb is a term with multiple, unrelated uses and does not denote a single primary topic. In broadcasting, the most prominent use of the capitalized form is as the call sign of a television station licensed to San Antonio, Texas. KABB-TV operates as a Fox-affiliated outlet serving the San Antonio area, and it has a long history in the local market with a range of network affiliations over the years.

Beyond the broadcast context, the KABB call sign has appeared in other regulatory or historical settings related to broadcast properties, though these uses are typically limited in scope and time. In addition, Kabb may occur in other contexts as a surname, a transliteration of a local place name, or as part of various brand names in different languages. Such uses are obscure and lack broad documentation in major reference works, making a unified article unlikely at present.

When encountered, Kabb should be interpreted from its context to determine whether it refers to a broadcast station, a geographic name, a surname, a brand, or another proper noun. This context-driven approach helps distinguish between the different, unrelated uses of the term.