KFOL-CA

KFOL-CA

Infobox_Broadcast
call_letters = KFOL-CA / KJUN-CA
station_
station_slogan = "Stay with the ones you know - The Ones Who Know You" "Your Local News Leader Since 1985"
station_branding = HTV 10
analog = 30 (UHF) / 7 (VHF)
digital =
other_chs =
affiliations = Independent
founded = August 28, 1989 (both)
location = Houma / Morgan City, Louisiana
callsign_meaning = K FOLse Communications (owner) K-JUN (Cajun)
former_callsigns = KFOL: K30EM, K60GH (CP-never used), K11SY KJUN: K07UT
owner = Folse Communications LLC
licensee =
former_affiliations =
effective_radiated_power = 40 kW / 13 W
HAAT = 113 m / 100 m
class = Class A
facility_id = 24978 / 24979
homepage = http://www.kfolkjun.com/htv/

KFOL-CA and KJUN-CA are Class A low-power television stations in Houma and Morgan City, Louisiana, respectively, owned locally by Folse Communications LLC. KFOL broadcasts locally in analog on UHF channel 30, while KJUN broadcasts locally in analog on VHF channel 7. The stations brand themselves as HTV 10, for Houma TeleVision channel 10. The stations are carried on channel 10 on most local cable systems and are independent stations which focus on local news, sports, and weather. HTV 10 also broadcasts other locally-produced programming.

The owner of Folse Communications is Martin Folse, who is also station manager and news anchor at HTV 10.

Coverage area

The stations serve a viewing area of approximately 441,000 persons in the following parishes:

*Assumption Parish, Louisiana
*St. Mary Parish, Louisiana
*Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana
*Lafourche Parish, Louisiana
*St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana
*St. James Parish, Louisiana
*St. Charles Parish, Louisiana
*St. Martin Parish, Louisiana

Hurricane Gustav

On September 1, 2008, during height of Hurricane Gustav, the KFOL tower fell behind the studio while the station was on the air. At first, anchor Martin Folse, thought the tape library behind the station caused a loud crash, until a control room person informed him that the tower was no longer standing. The station continued to broadcast updates about Terrebonne Parish via the internet.

A temporary tower was erected, and cables systems picked up a direct feed of the station. It is unclear if the tower collapse also affected its Morgan City transmitter, KJUN.

External links

* [http://www.kfolkjun.com/htv/ KFOL/KJUN official website]
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