 K24EV had originally planned to simulcast the programming of future KRXZ-LP on channel 59 licensed to Rexburg, and air UPN programming.KRXZ-LP's license originally covered low-power K63GA on channel 63 which was only on the air for less than a year, from August 1999 to July 2000, when it was granted Remain Silent Authority from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).K24EV had its call letters changed to KPID-LP (standing for Pocatello, IDaho) and applied for a license to cover on February 2, 2001, which was dismissed in May because it was not timely filed.