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KUTR

KUTR (810 AM, 810/95.3 FM KUTR) is a commercial free AM station owned by Bonneville International. Licensed to Taylorsville, it broadcasts a Soft Adult Contemporary format.

At its inception KUTR was a female talk station featuring local and national talk programs. Due to low ratings the station dropped the talk format and became a 24/7 Soft Adult Contemporary station, simulcasting the format from KSFI-HD2.

The station broadcasts in HD Radio. However, at night to avoid interference, it turns its HD off.

## KUTR

### Slogan

Salt Lake City's Commercial Free Relaxation!

### Frequency

810 AM
 (also on HD Radio)

### Translators

KSFI-HD2 101.1 FM (Salt Lake City, Utah
K237FG 95.3 FM (Pleasant Grove, Utah)

### ERP

50,000 watts day and critical hours
2,500 watts night
KLMP

**KLMP** (99.3 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station that airs an Alternative Rock format in Los Angeles California. The station is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP and has its offices located in Downtown Los Angeles, with the transmitter site on Mount Wilson.

From September 1st, 2019, KLMP and KXTU began stunting with various music genres, taking the temporary brand "#WhatsUpLA". On September 6th, KLMP picked up KXTU's former Spanish Hot AC format while the Top 40 format went the other direction.

On July 20th 2021 at 12:00 PM, Studio Networks and KASKO MUSIC GROUP completed a deal for Studio Network's Los Angeles radio stations.

On July 20th 2021 at 11:56 PM after KLMP played telepatía by Kali Uchis, KLMP began stunting with all Weezer music, meaning KLMP would probably change to a new format.

On August 3rd 2021 at 12:05 AM, KLMP switched to Alternative Rock as "99.3 Z."

## KLMP

### Frequency

99.3 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Alternative Rock
HD2: Alternative "'The Dash"'

### Former Callsigns

KLVL-FM (1968-1979)
KRKQ (1979-1989)
KNAT (1989-1997)
KGRV (1997-2004)
KKDI (2004-2009)

### Owner

KASKO MUSIC GROUP
(Studio Networks of California LLC)
FOX News Radio

FOX News Radio is an American radio network owned by The Walt Disney Company. The network is generally conservative news/talk, completely opposite from sister network ABC News Radio, which is progressive news/talk. Since The Walt Disney Company generally doesn't agree with FOX News Radio's political beliefs, Disney does not own any stations which carry FOX News Radio.

Disney got FOX News Radio in the sale of 20th Century Fox assets in 2019.
KQEX

**KQEX** is an FM radio station on 107.3 megahertz licensed to and serving Tulsa, Oklahoma. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts an Adult Hits format. KQEX is one of the few stations in the country whose power exceeds the limit for its class set by the FCC, broadcasting at 245,000 watts, hence the "Power 107" branding. This is because KQEX's power was assigned before the FCC set a limit for each class. KQEX is also the local primary Emergency Alert System station for the Tulsa area. KQEX broadcasts all-Christmas music from late November (after Thanksgiving) through Christmas Day.

KQEX broadcasts in HD Radio. Its HD2 subcarrier broadcasts an all-Dance music format.
KVBW

KVBW (102.7 FM) Is a Classic Hip Hop Format in Laveen, Arizona?

In February 6, 1945 KVKI Went On Air As Rock AC.

In July 10, 1970 KVKI Change Format From Rock AC To Top 40.

In March 11, 2020 Covid-19 Begins Started, KVKI Drop Top 40 For Christmas Music.

KVKI Change Call Letter To KCRI On March 19, 2020.

In December 25, 2020 KCRI Shifts Stunting From Christmas Music To All Above the Law.

in June 25, 2021 KCRI Flip To Classic Hip Hop As “102.7 The Vibe”.

KCRI Change Call Letter To KVBW In July 1, 2021.
KLHT

**KLHT**, is a radio station broadcasting a Spanish Rhythmic Top 40 format that serves the San Diego, California metropolitan area. The KASKO MUSIC GROUP outlet broadcasts at 92.1 MHz with an ERP of 100 kilowatts. KLHT's studios are located in Downtown San Diego, along with its sisters.

## History

### **University of San Diego ownership**

KLHT signed on the air as KUSD, with a Religious program at 7AM, on October 6, 1957, under the ownership of the University of San Diego.

### **KAQU and KSCO**

In 1975, KUSD was acquired by CBS Radio and became a News/Talk station with the call sign KAQU. By 1983 it became KSCO.

### **RNB 92FM**

In 1990, KSCO flipped to Urban AC as "RNB 92FM". The call sign was then changed to KRNB.

### **92 JAX**

In 1991, the station dropped the KRNB call letters for KJAX-FM and flip to Mainstream Rock that will broadcast for the next 26 years. In 1994, it was acquired by RB Media, predecessor of its current owner, Studio Networks. KJAX faced competition from several stations over its lifetime, including XHTRA-FM and the defunct KLOG (now KLEY-FM). Despite being one of as many as 4 different rock oriented stations in San Diego, KJAX maintained a strong presence in the ratings, leading to more than a 2 decade tenure as "San Diego's REAL Rock Station".

### **92.1 Latino Hits**

On April 19, 2017, 92 JAX ended its format and flipped to Spanish CHR as "91.9 Latino Hits". The last song on "92 JAX" was "The Final Countdown" by Europe and the first song on "Latino Hits" was "Chantaje" by Shakira and Maluma.

On January 11 2023, KASKO MUSIC GROUP announced it would be purchasing KLHT and its sister stations. The sale was approved on May 31 2023.

### **Stunt Mode with KLEY-FM**

On June 11 2023, KLHT dropped its Spanish Top 40 format as well as KLEY-FM dropping its Regional Mexican format. They both started stunting and simulcasting each other as "#HOLA/HELLO SD RADIO" with many formats.

### **Caliente 92.1**

On June 16 2023, KLHT debuted its new format, Spanish Rhythmic Top 40. The station however will not feature any English Rhythmic songs unless it contains Spanish lyrics. The station now utilizes the branding "Caliente 92.1". The first song played was "TQG" by Karol G and Shakira.
KSMV

KSMV (107.5 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting a Rhythmic Top 40 format to Sacramento, California. The station is licensed to Roseville, California and it is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP.

The station is branded as MOViN', which was used by many other stations across the country. It is one of the only few left.

It is the local affiliate of Sunday Night Slow Jams with R-Dub (Rhythmic version)
KFHE

KFHE (760 AM, 760 AM The Zone) is a commercial AM station broadcasting a sports format. Licensed to Pueblo, Colorado, United States, it serves the Colorado Springs area. The station is currently owned by Audacy, Inc. and is a Fox Sports Radio affiliate.

## KFHE

### City of License

Pueblo, Colorado
United States

### ERP

1,300 watts day
150 watts night
KWPO

KWPO (107.5 MHz) is a commercial FM station broadcasting an Alternative Rock format. KWPO broadcasts in the Rexburg-Idaho Falls area. KWPO is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP and uses the branding "The End."

KWPO has studios with it's sisters near The Ridge Apartments at BYU Idaho.

On June 3 2023, KWPO dropped all branding and in-between songs started saying "June 8... Be ready." hinting towards either a change in branding or a change of format.

On June 8 2023, they revealed it was a prank. However they changed their slogan to "Rexburg's Only Alternative Station!"
KPWV-TV

**KPWV-TV** (digital channel 40, virtual channel 55) is an independent television station serving the Salem/Portland OR television market.

**KPWV-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC. The station transmits with 715 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of U.S. Bancorp Tower, in downtown Portland.

## Sports Programming

**KPWV-TV** is the proud television home of Portland Pioneers football.
The Choice: Allegiances

**Here are the Allegiances of *The Choice***.

**SkyClan**

**Leader: Eaglestar**

**Deputy: Wingflight**

**Medicine Cat: Birdfeather**

**Warriors**

Frostclaw

Hollytail

Goldenpelt

Palefur

Troutleap

Clearwater

Thistlewhisker

Sootpelt

Fawnfur

Weaselwhisker

Appletree

Sandfur

Cloudstorm

Willowtail

Bramblefoot

**Apprentices**

Falconpaw

Mothpaw

Crowpaw

Ashpaw

**Queens**

Whitefeather

Dewyleaf

**Kits**

Sparkkit

Hawkkit

Leafkit

Dustkit

Aspenkit

Rookkit
KDRQ

KDRQ (1340 KHz) is an AM station in Portland, Oregon owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. The station broadcasts a Sports Talk format, and is an affiliate of WickedBetting Sports Network. They also are an affiliate of CBS Sports Radio. It is the flagship station of the Portland Trail Blazers Radio Network, an affiliate of the Seattle Kraken Radio Network, and an affiliate of the Washington Huskies Radio Network. As of February 9th, 2023, it is also an affiliate of The CW Sports Radio Network.

On January 2 2023 after news broke that Damar Hamlin collapsed and had an injury, KDRQ made the choice to cut away from a Portland Trail Blazers game taking place at the same time. Since KDRQ is the flagship station, every other station that is an affiliate of the Portland Trail Blazers Radio Network were taken to the special WickedBetting Sports Network coverage.

## KDRQ

### Slogan

The best place to find out what team to bet on!
CDTX

CDTX (107.7 MHz) is a commercial FM station broadcasting a sports format to Ottawa, Ontario. The station is owned by iHeartMedia Canada, Inc. (a subsidiary of Bell Media) and its affiliations are TSN Sports Radio, Buffalo Bills Radio Network, Army Black Knights Radio Network, and Ottawa Senators Radio Network.

## CDTX

### Frequency

107.7 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Owner

iHeartMedia Canada, Inc.
(Bell Media)
KADT

**KADT** is an AM radio station on 1200 kilohertz licensed to and serving Broadus, Montana. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a News/Talk format.

KADT broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

KADT first signed on in 1930. Throughout the 50's, 60's, 70's, and even into the 80's, KADT would be a very popular Top-40 station known as "1200 KADT Radio," with "KADT" being pronounced as "cat." In the early 80's, the legacy of KADT would essentially be transferred to its FM sister station on 94.7, where it is now a Hot AC station.
KASK-FM

KASK-FM is a station in Denver, Colorado. The station airs an Alternative Rock format, branded as ZOOM 107.9. It broadcasts on 107.9 MHz. KASK-FM is owned by **KASKO MUSIC GROUP.**

It has 3 sister stations. KCND,

KDIA and KCON.

KASK-FM has a translator down in Colorado Springs with the same frequency, K94EA.
KYMV

KYMV (100.7 FM, "Rewind 100.7") is an adult hits formatted radio station serving the Salt Lake Valley. The Alpha Media outlet broadcasts at 100.7 MHz with an ERP of 88 kW and is currently licensed to Woodruff, Utah. They also use five on-channel boosters in the area to cover the metro due to its transmitter being based on Humpy Peak, located 50 miles east of Salt Lake City. The station's studios are located in Downtown Salt Lake City.

The HD2 format carries a News/Talk format from CBS News Radio as of January 10, 2023.

## KYMV

### Frequency

100.7 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Translators

KYMV-FM1 (Provo, Utah)
KYMV-FM2 (Salt Lake City, Utah)
KYMV-FM3 (Bountiful, Utah)
KYMV-FM4 (Ogden, Utah)
KYMV-FM5 (North Salt Lake, Utah)
105.5 K288GY (Tooele) (relays HD2)

### Format

HD1: Adult Hits "Rewind 100.7"
HD2: News/Talk "CBS News Radio 105.5 FM"

### Callsign Meaning

You're MOViN
(former format)

### Former Callsigns

KYBG (2000-2001)
KJQN (2001-2004)
KEGH (2004-2006)
KVKS

**KVKS** is an AM radio station on 1050 kilohertz licensed to and serving Victoria, Texas. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Sports Talk format. It carries programming from Fox Sports Radio and national news updates from Fox News Radio.

KVKS broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

The station first signed on as **KVTX** in 1941. It became **KVKS** in 1976 and was a very successful Urban Contemporary station for many years under the "Kiss 1050" (though later referred to as "Kiss 105") branding. It flipped to Sports in 1995.

The "Kiss" branding and Urban Contemporary format would reappear in 2009 on sister station KXKJ's HD2 subcarrier. A later service was added on KXKJ-HD3 called "Kiss Throwbacks," which plays songs that were heard back when Kiss was still on 1050 while KXKJ-HD2 plays current music.

## Programming

KVKS carries national programming from Fox Sports Radio and national news updates from Fox News Radio. KVKS also provides local news and weather updates that are also heard on sister stations KBZP and KXKJ.

Every year, KVKS will break away from its Sports format to pay tribute to its "Kiss" years by playing old songs and jingles as heard on the station during that time. This occurs in the same week in which Kiss debuted.
KTHE

KTHE (100.7 MHz) is a radio station in Richfield, Utah broadcasting a classic country format branded as "100.7 The Cow". It is owned by the local company Yavax Newspublishing.

On December 1st 2022, Blamink announced they reached a deal with Yavax Newspublishing to add their stations. On the same day, some Yavax Newspublishing stations got RDS (operated by Blamink) despite a few not even broadcasting in Stereo.
KPZL

### Broadcast Area

**KPZL**: Farmington, New Mexico/Durango, Colorado**KPZW**: Teec Nos Pos, Arizona/Blanding, Utah

### Slogan

*Today's Hottest Music for the Four Corners*

### Frequency

**KPZL**: 103.3 MHz**KPZW**: 97.1 MHz(both on HD Radio

### First Air Date

**KPZL**: April 18, 1974**KPZW**: March 23, 1975

### ERP

**KPZL**: 100,000 watts**KPZW**: 99,900 watts

### Owner

Atlantic South Communications, Inc.

**KPZL** is an FM radio station on 103.3 megahertz licensed to La Plata, New Mexico serving the Farmington and Durango, Colorado area of the Four Corners. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Dance & Hip-Hop-intensive Rhythmic Contemporary format. KPZL has a satellite station, **KPZW**, on 97.1 megahertz licensed to Red Mesa, Arizona serving the Teec Nos Pos and Blanding, Utah area of the Four Corners.

Both stations broadcast in HD Radio.

## HD Radio

Both KPZL and KPZW are licensed to broadcast digitally in iBiquity's IBOC HD Radio format. The HD1 channel is a digital simulcast of the Rhythmic CHR format from the main analog signals

### Pirate Radio HD2

KPZL-HD2/KPZW-HD2 carry a fast-paced, Rhythmic/Dance-intensive Adult Hits format known as "Pirate Radio HD2, The Four Corners' No Rules station," similar to WQYO-HD2 in Huntington, West Virginia. It is expected to be rolled out on a few more of GV's stations as well in the near future.

"Pirate Radio" mostly plays dance, freestyle, disco, funk, soul, and some hip-hop music in addition to pop, rock, alternative, and country music that is typically found on an Adult Hits stations. WQYO-HD2 plays music from the 1950's to the present day. More obscure songs and album cuts are commonly played as well.

Another thing that's unique about "Pirate Radio" is that listeners can request a song on their website. This is usually unheard of on Adult Hits radio stations.

"Pirate Radio" broadcasts jockless and commercial-free 24 hours a day and is streamed online.
KDGQ

**KDGQ** is an FM radio station on 107.1 megahertz licensed to and serving Dickinson, North Dakota. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Classic Rock format.

KDGQ broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

The station first began broadcasting on November 13, 1948 as **KKUG**, making it the first FM station in the Dickinson area. Initially, the station had a beautiful music format.

Under the beautiful music format, KKUG was never very popular. This would change in 1976 when the station flipped to a Disco format known as "The Killer Bee, B107." The callsigns were later changed to **KILB** to match the change. This change proved to be an almost instant success.

As time went on, KILB began to add other dance music and rhythmic-friendly pop tracks besides disco. Disco tracks were phased out almost entirely by 1985, making KILB what is now referred to as a Rhythmic Contemporary Hit Radio station.

At this point, KILB continued to play Dance, freestyle, and rhythmic-friendly pop and new wave music and was still very successful. In 1993, the station began incorporating more Hip Hop and R&B songs and displacing its emphasis on dance and other pop music. KILB came very close to becoming a Mainstream Urban radio station at some points. Towards the end of the 1990's, KILB brought back some emphasis on Dance music, but still incorporated a large amount of Hip Hop and R&B.

On August 1, 2001, KILB swapped places KDGQ, sending KDGQ's album rock format (which would later be modified into classic rock) and intellectual unit to 107.1 and KILB's Rhythmic CHR format and intellectual unit to 95.3, where they remain today.
KVNK

**KVNK**, also known as **"Kiss 105"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Las Vegas, NV. It broadcasts a pop-based CHR format, with songs from the early 2000s to today.

**KVNK** transmits a signal of 72,000 watts on 105.1 MHz. The station's transmitter is located at the top of The Palazzo Hotel & Casino in Downtown Las Vegas.
Flagship stations

In broadcasting, a flagship (also known as a flagship station or key station) is the broadcast station which originates a radio network, or a radio program. This includes both direct network feeds and syndication, but generally not backhauls. Not all networks or shows have a flagship station, as some originate from a dedicated radio studio.

The term derives from the naval custom where the commanding officer of a group of naval ships would fly a distinguishing flag. In common parlance, "flagship" is now used to mean the most important or leading member of a group, hence its various uses in broadcasting. The term flagship *station* is primarily used in radio in the United States and Canada, while the term key station (キー局, kī kyoku) is primarily used in TV in Japan (and formerly in the United States).

There are generally 2 flagship stations for networks. One is on the east coast, one is on the west coast. The east coast stations are generally located in New York City, meanwhile the west coast stations are generally located in Los Angeles. However, flagship stations can be put anywhere, so it does not have to be this way. And there does not have to be just 2 flagship stations.
KJTV

KJTV (100.3 FM MHz) is a Rhythmic Top 40 station licensed to Orem, Utah. It has the branding "KS 100.3". KJTV is owned by **KASKO MUSIC GROUP.** KJTV is in the city of where KASKO MUSIC GROUP was founded which makes it one of the flagship stations.

It is the local affiliate of Sunday Night Slow Jams with R-Dub (Rhythmic version)

## KJTV

### Frequency

100.3 FM MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

HD1: Rhythmic Top 40 "KS 100.3"HD2: Rhythmic Top 40 "QUEBA"

### Callsign Meaning

Jesus chrisT liVes (because the station broadcasts in Salt Lake City, and the fact that KASKO MUSIC GROUP is very religious)
KRBZ

KRBZ (1570 AM) is a commercial AM radio station broadcasting a News/Talk format to Honolulu, Hawaii. It serves as the affiliate of NBC News Radio, and the flagship station of the Hawaii Radio News Network. The station is licensed to Pearl City, Hawaii, and it is owned by Bonneville International along with KHNL and its radio sister stations.
KGO-AM

KGO-AM (1160 AM) is a commercial AM radio station broadcasting a News/Talk format. The station is licensed to South San Francisco, California, and owned by The Walt Disney Company. Its affiliations are ABC News Radio.

KGO-AM has been the west coast flagship of ABC News Radio after Disney sold its stations in Los Angeles.

## KGO-AM

### ERP

46,090 watts daytime
10,598 watts nighttime
KLVS

**KLVS** (94.9 MHz, **"94.9 The X"**) is a commercial FM Radio station respectively serving both Austin and San Antonio, Texas. The KASKO MUSIC GROUP station has a Alternative Rock format. The station's studios are located in Downtown Austin with its sisters, and the transmitter site is in South San Marcos.

Because of a high ERP and transmitter, KLVS serves both the aforementioned cities, despite both being about 73 miles apart.

In May 2019, KLVS moved its frequency from 93.9 FM to 94.9 FM to avoid further interference with KRAZ/San Antonio, who broadcasts at 93.7 FM.

On August 22nd, 2021, Studio Networks announced most of it's stations would be bought by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, and KLVS and it's sister stations were one of the clusters.

On October 7th, 2021, the sale of KLVS and it's sisters were approved.

On March 1st, 2022, KLVS switched it's format to Alternative Rock, with new branding "94.9 THE X"

## KLVS

### Frequency

94.9 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Callsign Meaning

Jesus LoVeS You (from former religious format)

### Former Callsigns

KUTA-FM (1959-1986)
KEND (1986-1994)

### Owner

KASKO MUSIC GROUP
(QMG Radio Licensee LLC)
KXL

KXL (1010 AM, Pacific Northwest News 1010/93.7) is a radio station airing a progressive talk/news station in Portland, Oregon. owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, it is an affiliate of SVK News Radio, KASKO SYNDICATIONS, Seattle Kraken Radio Network (games that interfere with Trail Blazers games), it is a backup flagship station for the Portland Trail Blazers Radio Network (games that interfere with Kraken games), and it is a backup station for the Washington Huskies Radio Network (games that interfere with both the Trail Blazers and Kraken games). As of February 9th, 2023, it is also an affiliate of The CW Sports Radio Network.

## KXL

### Frequency

1010 AM KHz
 93.7 FM MHz
(translator station)

### Translators

K782FH (93.7 FM MHz, Beaverton, OR)
K902GJ (93.7 FM MHz, Hood River, OR)
KABQ-TV

**KABQ-TV** (digital channel 26, virtual channel 44) is an independent television station, serving the Albuquerque/Santa Fe television market.

**KABQ-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC.

**KABQ-TV** transmits its broadcast signal at a power level of 335 kW. The station's transmitter is located at the top of the U.S. Eagle Plaza, in downtown Albuquerque.

## Specialty Programming

**KABQ-TV** airs "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance.
KMXU

**KMXU** is an FM radio station on 103.3 megahertz licensed to and serving Ketchikan, Alaska. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts an Adult Contemporary format. Every year, KMXU broadcasts all-Christmas music beginning in mid-November through Christmas Day.

KMXU broadcasts in HD Radio.
KCBB-TV

**KCBB-TV** (digital channel 30, virtual channel 18) is an independent television station serving the San Francisco/Oakland television market.

**KCBB-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group. The station is carried on several cable systems throughout the west (as part of regional packages).

**KCBB-TV** transmits with 480 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of the Transamerica Pyramid, in the Financial District of San Francisco.

## Sports and Specialty Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **KCBB-TV** is the proud television home of the San Jose Barracuda. The station also airs "NWA Power", the flagship show of the National Wrestling Alliance.
KFOC-FM

**KFOC-FM**, also known as **"96.5 The Journey"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Kansas City, MO. It is a sister station to KFOC-TV, the Group's local television station.

**KFOC-FM** broadcasts an all 80s music format, featuring the greatest hits of that decade. The station transmits a signal of 100,000 watts on 96.5 MHz.

**KFOC-FM**'s transmitter is located at the top of One Kansas City Place, in downtown Kansas City.
KLZE-AM

KLZE-AM (1540 AM) is a commercial AM station broadcasting a hybrid News/Talk & Sports format. It broadcasts in Denver, Colorado and is owned by Blueberry Broadcasting. The station's affiliations are CNN News Radio, Westwood One Sports Radio, and Denver Broncos Radio Network. The station is a Class A, clear channel frequency. Much of Colorado can hear KLZE-AM by day. But by night, the station can be heard in much of the western United States and in Canada and Mexico.

## KLZE-AM

### Frequency

1540 KHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Translators

K494OS (102.7 MHz, Federal Heights, Colorado)
KQBU

**KQBU** (102.1 MHz, branded as 1POWER) is a commercial FM station broadcasting a Rhythmic Top 40 format, serving the Los Angeles California metropolitan area. The station is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. The station's studios are located in Downtown Los Angeles with its sister stations.

It is the flagship station for DJ VANNS.

On July 20th 2021 at 12:00 PM, Studio Networks and KASKO MUSIC GROUP completed a deal for Studio Network's Los Angeles radio stations.

On July 21st 2021 at 12:00 AM, KQBU changed it's format to Rhythmic Top 40. KASKO MUSIC GROUP was planning to do this since they shut down KEDO-FM because of interference.

On November 20th, 2021, after every song, the announcer has been saying, "1POWER has heard you. Listen today at 3PM to find out what's next." which may mean KQBU will go through another format change, after just 4 months as 1Power with the Rhythmic Top 40 format.

At the promised time, KQBU started stunting with Christmas music, with the announcer saying in between songs, "1Power will be back soon... Or will it?".

After December 26th, 2021, KQBU's format called "1POWER" came back.

### Frequency

102.1 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Rhythmic Top 40
HD2: Rhythmic Top 40 QUEBA

### Owner

KASKO MUSIC GROUP
(Mas Radio Licensee LLC)
KUDD

KUDD (105.9 MHz, "105.9 The Mix") is an American radio station broadcasting a Top 40 format serving Salt Lake City and surrounding areas, that's licensed to Springville, Utah. This station is owned by Alpha Media. Its studios are in Downtown Salt Lake City and its transmitter site is located southwest of the city of Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains.

## KUDD

### Frequency

105.9 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

HD1: Top 40 "105.9 The Mix"
HD2: Dance "Shredder"

### Former Callsigns

KMXU (1978-2004)
KNJQ (2004-2006)
KAUU (2006-2016)
CPKQ

CPKQ (600 AM) is a Canadian radio station broadcasting a sports format to Toronto, Ontario. The station is owned by Harvard Media and its affiliations are FNS Sports, Buffalo Bills Radio Network, Buffalo Bulls Radio Network, and Toronto Maple Leafs Radio Network.

## CPKQ

### Slogan

Toronto's Sports Coverage & Buffalo Sports
KIRO-AM

KIRO-AM (710 KHz, "KIRO CBS News 710 AM/97.3 FM") is a commercial AM radio station broadcasting a News/Talk format. The station is owned by Salt Lake City–based Bonneville International. The station is licensed to Tukwila, Washington and serves the Seattle, Washington area. The station offers an FM signal, KIRO-FM.

The station has a TV sister, KIRO-TV.

## KIRO-AM

### Frequency

710 KHz
(also on HD Radio)

### ERP

50,000 watts (daytime)
10,000 watts (nighttime)
KSME

KSME (98.7 MHz, Slogan: Rock for the Salt Lake Bees!) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting an Active Rock format to Circleville, Utah's estimated population of 489. KSME is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. KSME's slogan is Rock for the Salt Lake Bees. It's branding is 98.7 KSME. KSME's sister stations are KKPL,

On November 29, 2022, KSME's website has a message saying "We'll be back on the air... December 27, 2022". It was delayed to January 16, 2023. On the mentioned date, KSME came back on.
KSRE

**KSRE**is an FM radio station on 93.5 megahertz licensed to and serving Giselle, New Mexico. KSRE is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts an Active Rock format.

KSRE broadcasts in HD Radio

## History

KSRE first signed on in 1972 as **KYMG**, a typical early-FM easy-listening station. In 1975, KYMG became one of the first FM stations in the country to debut a Top 40 format. This format wasn't a success, so courses were quickly changed towards a more Disco-centric direction. KYMG still didn't see much success and eventually flipped to an Album-Oriented Rock format in 1981. The format eventually evolved to Mainstream Rock later in 1988, then to Active Rock in 1999.
KNWO

**KNWO** (100.3 FM, branded as **"New 100.3"**) is a radio station serving the Albuquerque, New Mexico area and licensed to Sandia Heights. The station is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, and broadcasts a Top 40/CHR format. The station's studios are located in Downtown Albuquerque, and the transmitter site is in South Sandia Mountains.

On May 7th, 2021, Studio Networks sold KNWO and it's sisters to KASKO MUSIC GROUP.

On July 3rd, 2021, at 10:30 PM, the on-air staff redirected listeners to 100.3 because KNWO was moving frequencies in order for KASKO MUSIC GROUP to make a new station on 95.5.

Because of the frequency change, KNWO is not in HD.

At 12:40 AM on July 4th, 2021, KNWO changed branding to "New 100.3."

At 9:30 AM on July 4th, 2021, KBLV changed their call letters to KNWO. This was due to a change in branding.

## KNWO

### Slogan

The Newest Hit Music Station For Albuquerque!'

### Former Callsigns

KLAI-FM (1981-1983)
KDBN (1983-2007)
KXEW (2007-2009)
KQXR (2009-2016)
KXYA (2016-2018)
KBLV (2018-2021)

### Owner

KASKO MUSIC GROUP
(KASKO MUSIC GROUP Licensee LLC)
KEVS-TV

**KEVS-TV** (digital channel 44, virtual channel 25) is an independent television station serving the Escondido/San Diego/Tijuana MX broadcasting market.

**KEVS-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group. The station is carried on several cable systems throughout the west (as part of regional packages).

**KEVS-TV** transmits with 310 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of One America Plaza, in downtown San Diego.

## Station Slogan En Espanol

As part of an outreach program for the Spanish-speaking community, **KEVS-TV** promotes itself in Spanish as well as English. The Spanish translation of the station's slogan is "Lo Que San Diego Esta Viendo...Ahora!"

## Sports Programming

**KEVS-TV** is the proud television home of San Diego Surf football.
KSVO

**KSVO** is an FM radio station on 99.9 megahertz licensed to and serving Waterloo, Iowa in addition to Cedar Rapids. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Rhythmic Contemporary Hit Radio format. KSVO's full 100,000-watt signal originates from a transmitter in Dysart and covers Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, and Iowa City. However, the station's signal can't be received very well in Dubuque. For this reason, KSVO has a translator station, KKSV on 102.9, to serve that area.

KSVO broadcasts in HD Radio.
KSGA-LD

ATSC 3.0 Station

This article is focused on the radio broadcasting of this station. If you are interested in the television broadcasting of this station, check KSGA-LD.

KSGA-LD (Digital Channel 6, Virtual Channel 30) is a low-power television station licensed to Sacramento, California, United States. The station is an ATSC 3.0 station. KSGA-LD is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP and it broadcasts an Alternative Rock radio format as "87X". It is an affiliate of the Los Angeles Chargers Radio Network. The station contains commercials for the audio side.

The station existed as long as in 2003. The station signed on at its current day channel 6 in 2009.

In 2009, the station signed on as one of the few Franken FMs in the country. Its format was oldies as "MeTV FM 87.7". The station was owned by Walker Broadcast Group during this time.

In 2018, the station decided to modernize and become a Classic Hits station.

On July 13 2021, KSGA-LD signed off as part of the FCC's mandated digital television transition on low powered stations, which also included television stations operating at 87.7 FM. The station was left in jeopardy. However on July 18 2021, it was announced some stations got STAs to continue broadcasting on 87.7, through ATSC 3.0 audio. However, Walker Broadcast Group had already transitioned the station to internet. KASKO MUSIC GROUP announced a day later they were interested in purchasing the station. The deal was approved on August 11 2021, and the station resumed broadcasting.

After KASKO MUSIC GROUP purchased the station, they converted the station to ATSC 3.0 in order to broadcast on 87.7 and the format changed to Alternative Rock as "87X".
KMDF

**KMDF** (890 kilohertz) and **KMDF-FM** (102.7 megahertz) are radio stations licensed to and serving Medford, Oregon. They're owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcast a Full-Service Adult Hits format.

Both stations broadcasts in HD Radio.

## Programming

KMDF is a full service station running regular newscasts and music 24 hours a day. It runs full-length newscasts throughout the day as well as short news updates.

Outside of news, KMDF has an Adult Hits music format, featuring a wide variety of music from from the 70's to the present day, in addition to a few late-60's tracks. There are no DJ's during music time.

In addition to news and music, KMDF also carries live local high school & college sports games.
KUBT

**KUBT** (100.7 MHz) is an Adult Contemporary radio station in Las Vegas, Nevada and serves the Greater Las Vegas area. It is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP and has its studios and offices Las Vegas strip with its Radio sister stations.

KUBT and its sister radio stations were acquired by KASKO MUSIC GROUP on August 7, 2023.

On August 14 2023, at 10:00 AM after a farewell show by The LaToya and Zach Show, the station flipped formats with sister station KSPA. Before the flip, they redirected listeners to sister station KMVN. The last song played on 100.7 The Beat was "So Sick" by Ne-Yo and the first song played on Star 100.7 was "Black or White" by Michael Jackson.
KTKL

KTKL (92.5 MHz, U92) is a commercial FM station that airs a Rhythmic oldies-leaning Rhythmic Top 40 format. Licensed to South Jordan, Utah, it serves the Salt Lake City metropolitan area. It is owned by Alpha Media. KTKL broadcasts in HD Radio.

The station started broadcasting on September 1st, 2013 as KTLE. It originally aired an oldies format. On May 19th, 2015, it was modified to KTLE-FM. On May 9th, 2017, it adopted its current call sign, KTKL.

From September 1st 2013 to April 1st 2014, it aired a Jazz format. From April 1st 2014 to April 2nd 2014, it stunted with Frank Sinatra music. On April 2nd 2014, it started airing an oldies format. On June 6th 2015, it slightly modified its format to classic hits.

From May 2022 Neilson Audio Ratings, the station's ratings were a 0.2, the lowest in the market. So on August 8th 2022, it started stunting with a loop of "Jiggle Jiggle" by Duke & Jones and Louis Theroux. On August 11th 2022, KTKL introduced its new format, Rhythmic Top 40 as U92. Its first song under the new format was "Break My Soul" by Beyoncé. Under the new format, it competes against KJTV.

On February 6th 2023, the station shifted to Rhythmic oldies, following a disappointing ratings slide from 1.4-0.8-1.2-0.4. The station announced current Rhythmic hits would still be heard in evening/overnight hours.

## KTKL

### Frequency

92.5 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

HD1: Rhythmic oldies-leaning Rhythmic Top 40 "U92"HD2: Classic Hits "Y92.5"

### Callsign Meaning

TicKLe (former format on sister station in San Diego)

### Former Callsigns

KTLE (2013-2015)
KTLE-FM (2015-2017)
KLXT

**KLXT** (102.7 MHz) is a commercial radio station serving the Austin, Texas metropolitan area. Licensed to Round Rock, it broadcasts a Top 40 format and is owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP. The station's studios are located in Downtown Austin with its sisters, and the transmitter is North of Austin.

On August 22nd, 2021, Studio Networks announced most of it's stations would be bought by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, and KLXT and it's sister stations were one of the clusters.

On October 7th, 2021, the sale of KLXT and it's sisters were approved.

On March 3rd, 2022, KPWW started a "simulcast" (tape delay) on KLXT, with people being told to "move to KPWW for more awesome music, or move to KLXT HD2 for Spanish Hits."

On April 9th, 2022, after a month of the tape delay, KLXT debuted it's new format, Top 40 as "Wild 102.7".

## KLXT

### Frequency

102.7 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Top 40
HD2: Spanish Top 40 "Mega 102.7"

### Former Callsigns

KFMA (1948-1990)
KXUM (1990-2000)
KLAT-FM (2000-2019)

### Owner

KASKO MUSIC GROUP
(Studio Networks of Texas LLC)
KREF-FM

KREF-FM (94.7 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station licensed to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The station airs a Sports Talk format branded as "94.7/99.3 The Ref" and it is owned by Metro Radio Group. It is the flagship of the Oklahoma Sooners Radio Network. It also is an affiliate of the Cleveland Browns Radio Network as well as the Los Angeles Dodgers Radio Network.

The station was formerly owned by iHeartMedia until October 31, 2023, when it was officially sold to Metro Radio Group. The station then switched from Active Rock to a simulcast of KREF (AM).

## KREF-FM

### Frequency

94.7 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

Analog/HD1: Sports Talk
HD2: Classic Rock "94.7 The Eagle"
KSXN

**KSXN** is an AM radio station on 790 kilohertz licensed to and serving Saxon, Texas. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a hybrid Oldies and Classic Hits format.

KSXN broadcasts in HD Radio via its own digital signal on the 790 AM frequency and via a simulcast on KOHB-HD2.
KCMQ

KCMQ (96.3 MHz) is a radio station in Richfield, Utah broadcasting a classic rock format branded as "B 96.3". KCMQ is owned by Yavax Newspublishing.

On December 1st 2022, Blamink announced they reached a deal with Yavax Newspublishing to add their stations. On the same day, some Yavax Newspublishing stations got RDS (operated by Blamink) despite a few not even broadcasting in Stereo.
KBNF

KBNF (95.7 MHz) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting an urban adult contemporary station as "Magic 95.7". The station is owned by Audacy, Inc. and the station broadcasts in the Los Angeles, California area.

It is the local affiliate of Sunday Night Slow Jams with R-Dub (Urban/Rhythmic version). It also carries the weeknight version.

## KBNF

### Frequency

95.7 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Format

HD1: Urban adult contemporary
HD2: Classic Hip Hop "Ed Lover's Timeless Throwbacks"
KTCT-TV

**KTCT-TV** (digital channel 43, virtual channel 26) is an independent television station, serving the Minneapolis/St. Paul MN television market.

**KTCT-TV** is owned and operated by Boland Radio Group, and includes news broadcasts from ABC. It is a sister station to KCER, the Group's local FM station. **KTCT-TV** transmits with 792 kW of power; its transmitter is located at the top of the Campbell Mithun Tower, in downtown Minneapolis.

## Sports Programming

As part of a partnership with the American Hockey League, **KTCT-TV** is the proud television home of the Manitoba Moose.
KVDF

KVDF (670 AM) is a commercial AM station broadcasting a Sports format targeted towards Cheyenne, Wyoming. The station is owned by News-Press & Gazette Company and the station's affiliations are Sports One Radio, and Buffalo Bills Radio Network.

As of 2022, KVDF airs Buffalo Bills games due to high demand in the city. This is most likely due to Josh Allen (former Wyoming quarterback) joining the Buffalo Bills.

## KVDF

### Translators

KCEI (Wellington, Colorado)
K428VN (Cheyenne, Wyoming)
KDYL

KDYL (1080 KHz, 1080/97.3 The Fan) is a commercial AM radio station in Salt Lake City. It airs a sports radio format and is owned by Jazz Communications LLC. Programming is simulcast on co-owned KZZQ 97.3, licensed to Kamas, Utah. On weekdays, local programming is mostly heard. Nights and weekends, programming is supplied by ESPN Radio and Sports One Radio. KDYL and KZZQ are the flagship radio stations of the Utah Jazz basketball team and the Salt Lake Bees Minor League Baseball team.

KDYL's transmitter is near the Jordan River in North Salt Lake, and their headquarters are located inside the Vivint Arena in Salt Lake City. It is a Class B radio station, running 50,000 watts by day, the maximum power for commercial AM radio stations in the U.S. But at night, to protect other stations on 1080 AM, it drops power to just 670 watts. It uses a directional antenna at all times.

## KDYL

### ERP

50,000 watts days
670 watts nights

### Former Callsigns

KNAK (1945-1976)
KWMS (1976-1982)

### Owner

Jazz Communications LLC
Operator: Smith Entertainment Group
Buffalo Bills Radio Network

The Buffalo Bills Radio Network is a group of radio stations who air Bills pregame shows, games, and postgame shows. In the market the specific station is, it is considered a flagship station and therefore any CBS Sports Radio, Fox Sports Radio, NBC Sports Radio, or ESPN Radio affiliates in that area have to blackout the game (if the flagship stations specifically have a game that week) or use an alternate feed of the network that's airing a different game.

The NFL team networks specifically focus on out-of-market stations however, so this only happens in say, Buffalo (where there has to be a Buffalo Bills Radio Network affiliate)

When Buffalo Bills preseason games aren't nationally broadcast, there are temporary affiliates for the areas not out-of-market.

The Buffalo Bills Radio Network does have some Canada affiliates. Despite them being in-market, NFL games aren't broadcast nationally to Canada so they don't have the in-market issue.
KFVR

KFVR (1010 AM) is an commercial radio station in Richfield, Utah licensed to Glenwood, Utah. It broadcasts a hybrid News Talk/Sports Talk format. The station is owned by local company Yavax Newspublishing. Its affiliations are NBC News Radio, Fox Sports Radio, and NCAA Radio Network (only used for simulcasts with BYU games KSL and KBYV air).

On December 1st 2022, Blamink announced they reached a deal with Yavax Newspublishing to add their stations.

## KFVR

### Slogan

Your Only Source For News and Sports in Sevier County!
KSFI

KSFI is a radio station broadcasting at 101.1 FM in Salt Lake City, Utah. KSFI maintains studio facilities located at the KSL Broadcast House building in Salt Lake City's Triad Center (which also house KRSP-FM, KUTR and the KSL-AM-FM-TV partners), and its transmitter is located on Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains, southwest of Salt Lake City.

## KSFI

### Frequency

101.1 MHz
(also on HD Radio)

### Translators

KUTR 810 AM (Taylorsville, Utah) (relays HD2)
K237FG 95.3 FM (Pleasant Grove, Utah) (relays HD2)

### First Air Date

December 26, 1946; 75 years ago (as KSL-FM)

### Format

HD1: Hot adult contemporary
HD2: Soft Adult Contemporary "810/95.3 FM KUTR"

### Former Callsigns

K47SL (1940-1943)
KSL-FM (1943–1978)

### Owner

Bonneville International
(Bonneville International Corporation)
KVOS

**KVOS**, also known as **"Vibe 107"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Phoenix, AZ. It broadcasts a urban AC format, with songs from the early 1980s to about 2006. **KVOS** transmits a signal of 100,000 watts on 107.1 MHz.  The station's transmitter is located at the top of Chase Tower, in downtown Phoenix.
KILB

**KILB** is an FM radio station on 95.3 megahertz licensed to and serving Dickinson, North Dakota. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Rhythmic Contemporary Hit Radio format. KILB's transmitter is in South Heart.

KILB broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

The station first began operations on October 13, 1981 as **KDGQ**. From the beginning, it was an Album-oriented Rock (or AOR for short) known as "95 The Edge."

On August 1, 2001, KDGQ swapped places KILB, sending KILB's Rhythmic CHR format and intellectual unit to 95.3 and KDGQ's album rock format (which would later be modified into classic rock) and intellectual unit to 107.1, where they remain today.

## Format and music direction

KILB's current Rhythmic Contemporary Hit Radio format and "Killer Bee" branding were both instituted in 2001 (where it was moved from 107.1.) KILB is mostly dance and hip-hop intensive, but still plays a significant amount of other pop music. KILB does not play any rock, alternative, or country songs.

## HD Radio

**HD1** is a digital simulcast of the main analog signal.
**HD2** is home to the "Killer Bee Flashbaxx Channel," which plays a mix of older pop, dance, freestyle, hip-hop, and R&B songs in addition to a few disco, funk, and soul tracks. All songs played are from the 70's to the 2000's.
**HD3** features a hybrid Modern AC and Adult Album Alternative (AAA) format.

Both KILB-HD2 and KILB-HD3 broadcast commercial-free 24 hours a day. KILB-HD2 also streams online.
KRTM

**KRTM** (94.5 MHz, 94.5 KRTM) is an Active Rock radio station in Paradise, Nevada and serves the Las Vegas Metropolitan area. The station is currently owned by KASKO MUSIC GROUP, and has its studios in the Las Vegas Strip.

KRTM and its sister radio stations were acquired by KASKO MUSIC GROUP on August 7, 2023.

On August 14 2023 at 5:45 PM, the station abruptly stopped playing "Mami Chula" by Jhayco & Quevedo and started stunting with construction sounds. The station started redirecting listeners to sister KDLA. The station kept stunting until 6:00 PM, when the station said "You've been asking for a station where Rock music is embraced and played 24/7. We heard you." After making fun of the local hot talk station, it started its new format, Active Rock.
KBOR-FM

**KBOR-FM** is an FM radio station on 93.7 megahertz licensed to and serving Coos Bay, Oregon. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and broadcasts a Mainstream Rock format.

KBOR-FM broadcasts in HD Radio.

## History

KBOR-FM signed on in March 1959 as a simulcast of its sister AM station on 990. The simulcast was dropped in 1985 in favor of country branded as "US 94FM" with the **KOUS** calls.The **KBOR-FM** would later move to 105.1 FM (now KHBY) a year later. In 1990, the country format would be dropped in favor of Hot AC branded as "Kiss 94," which would later be modified to "Kiss 93.7." This would be the closest that Coos Bay would get to a Top 40/CHR station until 2002 (KBOR dropped its original Top 40 format in 1983). In October 2002, KOUS flipped to Mainstream Rock as "Rock 93.7." the KBOR-FM calls would return to the station on January 1, 2003.

## HD Radio

**HD1** is a digital simulcast of the Mainstream Rock format as heard on the main analog channel.
 **HD2** broadcasts a commercial-free Oldies and Classic Hits format as "Oldies 94FM." It streams online and features recreations of old KBOR jingles from its days as a Top 40 station.
**HD3** is a simulcast of KBOR.
KYCR

**KYCR**, also known as **"105.1 The Hawk"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Des Moines, IA.

**KYCR** broadcasts a classic rock format, with songs from the 1970s to about 2004. The station transmits a signal of 75,000 watts on 105.1 MHz. **KYCR**'s transmitter is located at the top of the Principal Building, in Downtown Des Moines.
KSCL

**KSCL**, also known as **"Country 96.5"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Seattle, WA. It broadcasts a country format, with songs from the early 1990s to today.

**KSCL** transmits a signal of 52,000 watts on 96.5 MHz. The station's transmitter is located at the top of Two Union Square in Downtown Seattle.
KSDU

**KSDU**, also known as **"U106"** is a Boland Radio Group owned FM radio station, located in Salt Lake City, UT.

**KSDU** broadcasts a pop-based CHR format, with songs from the 2000s to today. The station transmits a signal of 32,000 watts on 106.7 MHz. **KSDU**'s transmitter is located at the top of the Salt Lake Wells Fargo Center in downtown Salt Lake City.

## Call Sign

The **D** in **KSDU** stands for "Deseret"; this was the name that was originally proposed for the territory now known as the State of Utah. **KSDU** has been operating under its current calls since September 24, 2015.