The FCC has initiated proceedings to revoke the license of Texas station KBRA, owned by Cobra Broadcasting, over $7,553.84 in unpaid regulatory fees dating back to 2014. This action follows a January 8 decision to waive a $3,000 fine for a late renewal, which Cobra attributed to database access issues. Despite efforts by the U.S. Treasury, the debt remains unpaid. Acting Media Bureau Chief Rosemary Harold, formerly FCC Enforcement Bureau Chief, signed the revocation order as her first official act, alongside Managing Director Mark Stephens. Harold succeeds Holly Saurer, who has been reassigned after a 19-year FCC tenure. Cobra Broadcasting has until March 14 to settle the debt or risk losing its license. The FCC noted a $90.49 overpayment on record, which could offset the balance if applied. The revocation highlights the FCC’s firm stance on regulatory compliance and fee accountability.