15, 2012, PRC announced that it would drop its KUOW-2 programming on 91.7 on June 29. However, this was delayed until July 2. The station went silent at midnight on that day, as the station was awaiting a new programming provider. On January 7, 2013, the station returned to the air, from a new transmitter site on Gold Mountain, coupled with an increase in power to 23,000 watts. The station aired the audio from Washington State's public affairs government television channel TVW. Bible Broadcasting Network The Bible Broadcasting Network announced on February 4, 2015, that it would purchase KXOT from PRC for $2.4 million. PRC then took the station off-the-air until the completion of the sale. Upon taking control on May 13, BBN relaunched the station as KYFQ. The station began running BBN's schedule of Christian talk and teaching programs. References External links "KUOW Puget Sound Public Radio and Public Radio Capital Bring New Program Service to Seattle/Tacoma", KUOW Press Release, May 24, 2006 "NPR station to debut for young listeners", Seattle Bizwomen.com, June 5, 2006 "RadioInsight", KXOT to drop KUOW-2 Programming "KFYQ website" YFQ Radio stations established in 1949 1949 establishments in Washington (state) Bible Broadcasting Network Talk radio stations in the United States YFQ