KRBU

KRBU is a broadcast call sign used in the United States. It belongs to the family of four-letter call signs assigned by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to radio and, in some cases, television stations. The prefix K generally indicates a station located west of the Mississippi River, though there are notable exceptions.

The call sign KRBU has been assigned to different stations at various times. Call signs can be changed or reassigned when licenses are transferred, formats shift, or ownership changes, so KRBU may refer to more than one historical or current station rather than a single continuing entity.

In addition to its use as a broadcast identifier, KRBU does not have a widely recognized meaning in major reference works. If used as an acronym in other contexts, it would require contextual clarification to determine its precise reference.

For those seeking current information, the FCC call sign database and individual station histories provide the best sources to verify which station, if any, is using KRBU at a given time.