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List of Radio Stations in Oklahoma Not logged in Talk Contributions Create account Log in Article Talk Read Edit View history Search Wikipedia List of radio stations in Oklahoma From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Main page The following is a list of FCC-licensed radio stations in the U.S. state of Oklahoma, which can be Contents sorted by their call signs, frequencies, cities of license, licensees, and programming formats. Featured content Current events Contents [hide] Random article 1 List of radio stations Donate to Wikipedia 2 Defunct Wikipedia store 3 See also 4 References Interaction 5 Bibliography Help 6 External links About Wikipedia 7 Images Community portal Recent changes Contact page List of radio stations [edit] Tools This list is complete and up to date as of January 29, 2019. What links here Related changes City of Upload file Call Frequency License Licensee[3] Branding / Format [4][5] Special pages sign [1][2] open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com [1][2] Permanent link Page information Perry Broadcasting of Apache, KACO 98.5 FM Apache Country Wikidata item Inc. Cite this page KADA 1230 AM Ada The Chickasaw Nation Modern Rock Print/export KADA- 99.3 FM Ada The Chickasaw Nation Adult Contemporary Create a book FM Download as PDF KADS 1240 AM Elk City Paragon Communications, Inc. Sports Printable version Family Worship Center In other projects KAJT 88.7 FM Ada Gospel Church, Inc. Wikimedia Commons Clear Channel Broadcasting KAKC 1300 AM Tulsa Sports Languages Licenses, Inc. Add links American Family Radio / KAKO 91.3 FM Ada American Family Association Religious Talk KALU 89.3 FM Langston Langston University Urban Contemporary KALV 1430 AM Alva MM&K of Alva, Inc. Oldies KAMG- Spanish Contemporary 92.1 FM Enid Maranatha Radio Corporation LP Christian American Family Radio / KARG 91.7 FM Poteau American Family Association Inspirational Air1 / Christian KARU 88.9 FM Cache Educational Media Foundation Contemporary KATT- Oklahoma Radio License Holding CBC, 100.5 FM Mainstream Rock FM City LLC open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com American Family Radio / KAYC 91.1 FM Durant American Family Association Religious Talk KAYE- 90.7 FM Tonkawa Northern Oklahoma College Active Rock FM American Family Radio / KAYM 90.5 FM Weatherford American Family Association Inspirational KAZC 89.3 FM Dickson The Chickasaw Nation Community Radio Mid-Continental Broadcasting, KBBC 99.7 FM Tishomingo Hot Adult Contemporary LLC KBCW- The University of Central 91.9 FM McAlester Classical FM Oklahoma KBEL 1240 AM Idabel Brute Force Radio LLC News/Talk KBEL- 96.7 FM Idabel Brute Force Radio LLC Country FM Scripps Broadcasting Holdings KBEZ 92.9 FM Tulsa Classic hits LLC KBIJ 99.5 FM Guymon OMI Oilfield Investments, LLC Regional Mexican KBIX 1490 AM Muskogee Grupo Teletul Multimedia, LLC Sports KBLP 105.1 FM Lindsay KBLP Partners, LLC Country Oklahoma Clear Channel Broadcasting KBRU 94.7 FM Mainstream Rock City Licenses, Inc. KBWW 88.3 FM Broken Bow Golden Baptist Church Southern Gospel KBZI 106.1 FM Mooreland Robert Young 80's Rock open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com KBZI 106.1 FM Mooreland Robert Young 80's Rock KBZQ 99.5 FM Lawton William R. Fritsch, Jr. Adult Contemporary South Central Oklahoma KCBK 91.5 FM Frederick Southern Gospel Christian Broadcasting, Inc. KCCU 89.3 FM Lawton Cameron University NPR KCFO 970 AM Tulsa SMG-Tulsa, LLC Christian Talk Wright Broadcasting Systems, KCLI 1320 AM Clinton News/Talk Inc. KCLI- Wright Broadcasting Systems, 99.3 FM Cordell News/Talk FM Inc. KCNP 89.5 FM Ada The Chickasaw Nation Community Radio Chisholm Trail Broadcasting KCRC 1390 AM Enid Sports Co. KCSC- 95.9 FM Woodward University of Central Oklahoma Classical FM KCXR 100.3 FM Taft Key Plus Broadcasting, LLC Regional Mexican KCYI- Oklahoma 97.7 FM Edwards Broadcasting Smooth Jazz LP City Perry Broadcasting of KDDQ 105.3 FM Comanche Classic rock Southwest Oklahoma, Inc. Creative Educational Media KDIM 88.1 FM Coweta Religious Corporation, Inc. KDOE 102.3 FM Antlers Will Payne Adult Contemporary open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com KEBC 1560 AM Del City Tyler Media LLC Sports KECO 96.5 FM Elk City Paragon Communications, Inc. Country Locust KEMX 94.5 FM Key Plus Broadcasting, LLC Classic rock Grove KEOK 102.1 FM Tahlequah Payne 5 Communications, LLC Country KETU 1120 AM Catoosa La Zeta 95.7 Inc Spanish Religious Oklahoma Catholic KEUC 104.9 FM Ringwood Catholic Broadcasting, Inc. High Plains Radio Network, KEYB 107.9 FM Altus Country LLC Scripps Broadcasting Holdings KFAQ 1170 AM Tulsa Talk LLC KFPP- 93.3 FM Woodward Woodward Catholic Radio, Inc. Catholic LP KFWG- 98.3 FM Clinton Universal Truth Radio, Ltd Catholic LP Houston Christian KFXH 88.7 FM Marlow Religious Broadcasters, Inc. KFXI 92.1 FM Marlow DFWU, Inc. Country Houston Christian KFXT 90.7 FM Sulphur Religious Broadcasters, Inc. Houston Christian KFXU 90.5 FM Chickasha Religious Broadcasters, Inc. open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com KGCG- 93.9 FM Blanchard J&C Country Church Inc Religious LP KGFF 1450 AM Shawnee Citizen Potawatomi Nation Classic hits KGFY 105.5 FM Stillwater Stillwater Broadcasting, LLC Country Clear Channel Broadcasting KGHM 1340 AM Midwest City Sports Licenses, Inc. Northeast Oklahoma KGLC 100.9 FM Miami Oldies Broadcast Network, Inc. KGND 1470 AM Vinita KXOJ, Inc. Sports NPR / News/Talk, KGOU 106.3 FM Norman The University of Oklahoma Jazz/Blues KGTO 1050 AM Tulsa KJMM, Inc. Urban Contemporary High Plains Public Radio / KGUY 91.3 FM Guymon Kanza Society, Inc. News, Classical, Jazz KGVE 99.3 FM Grove Caleb Corporation Country KGVV 90.5 FM Goltry The Love Station, Inc. Christian Music KGWA 960 AM Enid Williams Broadcasting LLC News Talk Information KGYN 1210 AM Guymon Steckline Communications, Inc. Country KHDD- Oklahoma Oklahoma Catholic Family 99.3 FM Catholic Spanish LP City Conference, Inc. South Central Oklahoma KHEB 91.9 FM Granite Southern Gospel Christian Broadcasting Inc. open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Great Plains Christian Radio, Christian/Christian Talk KHEV 90.3 FM Fairview Inc. and Teaching KHIM 97.7 FM Mangum Fuchs Radio L.L.C. Classic Hits KHKC- Keystone Broadcasting 102.1 FM Atoka Country FM Corporation Chisholm Trail Broadcasting KHRK 97.7 FM Hennessey Classic rock Co Scripps Broadcasting Holdings KHTT 106.9 FM Muskogee Contemporary Hit Radio LLC KHWL 98.7 FM Lone Wolf Wolfpack Media LLC Active Rock KHWR- 92.7 FM McAlester Flames of Truth Crusades Religious LP Eastern Oklahoma State KIBE 104.9 FM Broken Bow College College Keystone Broadcasting Country, Contemporary KICM 97.7 FM Healdton Corporation Hit Radio Radio 74 Internationale / KIEL 89.3 FM Loyal New Life Mission Religious South Central Oklahoma KIMY 93.9 FM Watonga Southern Gospel Christian Broadcasting, Inc. KINB 105.3 FM Kingfisher Perry Media Group, LLC Sports St. Wenceslaus Catholic KIOP 88.3 FM Prague Catholic Church of Prague, Oklahoma open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com One Ten Broadcast Group, KIRC 105.9 FM Seminole Country Inc. KITO- 96.1 FM Vinita KXOJ, Inc. Sports FM KITX 95.5 FM Hugo K95.5, Inc. Country KIXO 106.1 FM Sulphur The Love Station, Inc. Christian Contemporary Clear Channel Broadcasting Regional Mexican, KIZS 101.5 FM Collinsville Licenses, Inc. Spanish & Oldies Calvary Chapel of Twin Falls, CSN International / KJCC 89.5 FM Carnegie Inc. Religious KJCM 100.3 FM Snyder Fuchs Radio L.L.C. Sports Top O Texas Educational KJDR 88.1 FM Guymon Religious Broadcasting Foundation Christian Great Plains Christian Radio, KJHL 90.9 FM Boise City Contemporary/Christian Inc. Talk and Teaching Tyler Broadcasting KJKE 93.3 FM Newcastle Country Corporation KJMM 105.3 FM Bixby KJMM, Inc. Urban Contemporary Sand Birach Broadcasting KJMU 1340 AM Silent Springs Corporation Perry Broadcasting of Lawton, KJMZ 97.9 FM Cache Urban Contemporary Inc. open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com High Plains Radio Network, KJOK 102.7 FM Hollis Classic rock LLC Christian Great Plains Christian Radio, KJOV 90.7 FM Woodward Contemporary/Christian Inc. Talk and Teaching KJRF 91.1 FM Lawton The Christian Center, Inc. Christian KJRM- JR Ministries Educational 93.3 FM McAlester Christian Contemporary LP Association KJSR 103.3 FM Tulsa Cox Radio, Inc. Classic rock KJTH 89.7 FM Ponca City The Love Station, Inc. Christian Contemporary Oklahoma Clear Channel Broadcasting KJYO 102.7 FM Contemporary Hit Radio City Licenses, Inc. KJZT- 90.1 FM Tulsa Tulsa Community Radio, Inc. Smooth Jazz LP KKAJ- 95.7 FM Davis SMG-Ardmore, LLC Country FM KKBD 95.9 FM Sallisaw Capstar TX LLC Classic rock KKBI 106.1 FM Broken Bow J.D.C. Radio, Inc. Country Album-oriented Rock KKBS 92.7 FM Guymon MLS Communications, Inc. (AOR) Perry Broadcasting of KKEN 97.1 FM Duncan Country Southwest Oklahoma, Inc. KKNG- open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com KKNG- 97.3 FM Blanchard WPA Radio, LLC Catholic FM Air1 / Christian KKRD 91.1 FM Enid Educational Media Foundation Contemporary High Plains Radio Network, KKRE 92.5 FM Hollis Oldies LLC Air1 / Christian KKRI 88.1 FM Pocola Educational Media Foundation Contemporary Perry Broadcasting of KKRX 1380 AM Lawton Sports Southwest Oklahoma, Inc.
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