KROB-DT

Not to be confused with the real in Robstown, Texas, which is a radio station, also fellow NBC affiliate KROV-TV. 
 (channel 7) is a television station licensed to Robloxia City, Robloxia, serving the Robloxia City metropolitan area, as an affiliate of NBC. It is owned by GloboRB, alongside Freenity owned and operated station RXFA (channel 23). Both stations maintains studios in Robloxia Avenue in downtown Robloxia City, while its transmitter is located in Mount Robloxia.
==History==
KROB-DT signed on the air on September 13, 1948 as the second television in both Robloxia City and Robloxia (after KRBX-TV (channel 9, now on channel 15)), which debuted 8 months earlier. It was founded by Nashville, Tennessee-veteran Henry Bates (owner of KROB-AM-FM (580 AM and 92.1 FM) who owned the short-lived Bates-Wellington Company. KROB has been the official NBC station in the Robloxia City market. However, it carried secondary affiliations with the DuMont Television Network and ABC. DuMont was dropped in June 5, 1953 which moved to the new KRRB-TV (channel 17, now defunct), 7 months later, KROB also dropped ABC for the newly established KBH-TV (channel 10). It is one of the two stations in the Robloxia City market that never changed its affiliation.
On August 8, 1954, after Bates' death, KROB-TV was sold to Tribune Broadcasting for $98 million. The sale was completed on December 19, 1954, which eventually became Tribune's first entrance to Robloxia.
On December 28, 1980, Tribune would sell KROB-TV to Intermountain West Communications Company (IWCC) for $44 million. The sale was completed on June 8, 1982.
With the digital transition completed, the station officially added the -DT suffix to its legal call sign on June 23, 2009.
On September 1, 2014, RB Media would purchase KROB-DT from IWCC for $183 million. The sale was completed on November 8, 2014. In 2016, RB Media became insolvent and 80% of its assets, including KROB-DT, were acquired by Studio Networks, which rebranded as GloboRB in 2022.
==Technical information ==
Subchannels of KROB-DT
Channel	Aspect	Video	Programming
7.1 	16:9 	1080i	Main KROB-DT programming/NBC
7.2 	4:3 	480i 	Cozi TV
7.3 	16:9 	480i 	TBD
7.4 	16:9 	480i 	Heroes & Icons
7.5 	16:9 	480i 	LX
7.6 	4:3 	720p 	MeTV
7.7 	16:9 	480i 	Story Television
==Analog to digital conversion==
KROB-DT (as KROB-TV) shut down its analog signal on analog channel 7 as part of the FCC-mandated digital switchover on February 12, 2009, alongside with sister station KBH-TV. KROB-DT was assigned to UHF digital channel 38 in 2007.
==Gallery==
===Logos===
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KROB 1998-2006.svg|1998-2006
KROB 2006-2014.svg|2006-2014
File:KROB.svg|2014-2024 (primary); 2024-present (secondary)
Category:NBC network affiliates
Category:GloboRB
Category:Robloxia
Category:Channel 7
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1949
Category:Robloxia City
Category:Bloxburg
Category:Brookhaven
Category:Former DuMont affiliates
Category:Former ABC affiliates
Category:Former Univision affiliates
Category:Former Tribune stations