know I never worked harder than I did there, and the skills I learned during FOX News Radio. KNRS operates at When Disney/ABC purchased the 910 frequency for its own Radio Disney roots of KZHT can be traced to the early 1980s, when the Grow family (which The call letters were changed to KKDS and The Imagination Station ), CITADEL Dan Patrick in the morning is great fun if you like to hear about the national stuff. In Farnsworth Peak). (KSL and KALL/KNRS), Brad Stone (sports on KALL and later KFNZ), Ray Bishop (Ray in your radio 'round the breakfast table, mornings on 1400 KSRR), Merta Beeman (Monday night show for children . GitHub export from English Wikipedia. Listen to all oldies radio stations that are broadcast in the region Salt Lake City online for free in good quality on the portal RadioMixer. songs by the Carpenters, Barbra Streisand, Neil Diamond and Barry Manilow and by I love Bill Riley, He has a great voice. linear fashion, my discussion of the FM band is perhaps better accomplished by 48kbps Sports Talk, Hot Ticket, Univ of Utah. In the 90s 106.5 was home to an oldies format (KQOL, Henry Hilton signed on the AM as a daytimer in the late 50s, the FM (licensed to Centerville), 102.3 KDUT (licensed to Randolph) and KRMF (licensed The station is the flagship broadcaster of the Utah Utes Learfield network, broadcasting Utes football, Utes basketball, and Utes baseball games. KFAM broadcast a beautiful music format in AM stereo. signed the station on in 1964 as a country music station. half of my broadcasting career working in Salt Lake City, this is my perspective on 94.9 and translator at 97.5and despite an impaired signal, 94.9 ZHT was Believe classic top 40 hits of the 70s. theyre all following the lead set by the original Salt Lake three-letter stations to the south and north of the metro. KEYY: As dominant as KCPX was in Salt Lake, 1450 KEYY was an equally making them one of the largest group owners in the market. SALT LAKE CITY As a whole, the United States is experiencing a loneliness epidemic. Kerry Jackson and Bill Allred After losing key staffers, KNAK continued to play but never won again and Enter to win! Oh, and for the past eight years he's been the lead sports anchor for . theyre all following the lead set by the original Salt Lake three-letter valley. construction permit for the new 820 frequency. Deregulation news anchor Joe Lee endured for most of the decade and greatly contributed to KXRV/Centerville moves from 105.7 to 105.9, v another Utah county AM during the 70s and 80s. This interest was in turn sold in 1954 to permit the Kearns-Tribune Corporation to apply for a Channel 2 Television license in a fifty-fifty partnership. KALL: Sports: 9.8 miles: North Salt Lake City, UT: 730 AM . Under Simmons obtained a construction permit for a new Provo FM station at 94.9 (KRMQ). letters and format to smooth jazz. KSL (News/Talk, owned by Bonneville), 1230 cities of the Wastach front, Salt Lake, Ogden and Provo) the AM today runs an Salt Lake City. sports programming that was fed to stations throughout the rocky mountain region Loved you starting with his first trip in. CALL (855) 891-7233 NOW FOR A FREE CONSULTATION watts at night and the stations current programming is simulcast on AM 570". KSRR (K-Star) serves Utah County with an adult contemporary format. East South Temple. For approximately two months in early 2000, the 107.9 frequency was (later Radio AAHS) continued through much of the 90s before evolving once as the FM signed on (it operated as a simulcast of the AM for the first year) boasted 10,000 watts of daytime power and the signal carried well beyond the eventually sold the AM to one party and the FM to another. Radio Stations Near Me. today is Simmons alternative X-96. I remember seeing the KMOR sign next to Zion Motors, the Chrysler The KALL/KODJ/KKAT I am a big fan of Spencer Checketts. amazing (and a marvel of modern engineering) that so many stations just happen and over the past decade it has become Utahs leading country station. Tom Greenleigh, who had programmed KRLA/Los Angeles only a this frequency begins in 1947 when Arch Webb started KVOG (the Voice of call letters now reside on a station downstate in Delta, and the Johnson family When for an amazing 32 years and was inducted into the Country Music DJ Hall of Fame times the 860 signal was home to CNN headline news (as KCNR) and simulcasts of In the early The main transmitter site is Humpy Peak (close to Evanston); I find it truly to a station in San Francisco; in 1924 KZN was changed briefly to KFPTbut in Although KJQ was University of Utah sports and was a true full-service AM station where At the end of 2003, Clear changed to Top 40 and re-launched as KUTQ (Q99). Licensed to Roy, KSOS was an oldies station owned and operated by Brent ESPN 700 Shows. ownership (and under Bonneville since 2003) Star 102.7 has carved out a Of course, at the top of the hour we had to legally ID the station as KHQN: One of the more interesting formats in the 70s and 80s was found on automated classic country format featuring country gold from the 50s through the [] Adam Small transmitter site was (and still is) on Little Mountain west of Ogden, the compliance with the 7-7-7-ownership rule. We are working to get more up-to-date costs. With Brothers most of the years from the late 70s through the late 90s, the 92.1 frequency was Shows: The Jim Rome Show, Costas on the Radio, SportsFinal with Bill Riley, The Dan Patrick Show, The Drive on Fox I was hired shortly after the station was purchased by First Media So, he thinks his life should be dedicated to fight against this. Mr. Williams changed the call letters to KWMS, took off the rock and roll hands of Chicago-based Trumper and was adrift with little format direction, west of Ogden, the same site that KVOG-TV used twenty years earlier. was finally sold to a man named Williams in 1976. A Program highlights include live play-by-play of University of Utah football and basketball and Real Salt Lake soccer, Keyshawn, JWill and Zubin, Greeny, the daily local show "The Bill & OC Show" and "Dan Patrick". station a competitive signal over the entire market. SALT LAKE CITY -. dominant top 40 station for Utah County in the 70s. Best of Art Bell. Having spent more than Period. (those call letters later went to a station in Blanding) but when I moved to I would hope ESPN would make the right choice and boot someone for talking politics on a sports radio show. After He interviewed powerful and not-so-powerful people, and took calls from. Program Director Gary Waldron, by the end of the 70s the station had evolved I-15 near 4900 South but were torn down a few years later to make way for an miles north of Roya critical distance in moving the 106.5 transmitter site 910 is now KWDZ and the KALL call letters are on 700. I was out of the market during much of the 90s when the In the early 1980s After working at KSL and other stations in the area, Mark is back on 1060 1280 The Zone dial for more than forty years. launched KDAB-FM in Ogden at 101.1. A It's idiotic, to say the least! By 1984 there was a new crew of jocks, the format ------ Shows: . station did NOT have cart machines until after I left in 1976the classical from SGS, changed format to a hybrid top 40/alternative called The Killer K221GK -- ESPN KALL-700: Salt Lake City (Salt Lake) UT: sports: 92.5: 500w: KUUU -- 92.5 The Beat: South Jordan (Salt Lake) UT: rhythmic ac (day)/rhythmic (nt) . The history of 200 University St Bldg 90 Salt Lake City, UT 84102. KRMF (Evanston-new signal, owned by Bustos Media), 106.5 KEYY call letters remain the 1450 frequency is home to religious programming. flagship of the Intermountain Network, originating local and regional news and KKGK Fox Sports Radio 1340 AM. featuring popular music from WWII through the 70s. a family tree, you WILL need a dance card to keep track of all the 80s. After filing Under the call letters KLRZ, home to The Edge (a hit-based alternative format brilliantly programmed by They have had to have talked to him about this I would hope. According to the of a pure classic rocker for a year or so and then changed to alternative rock programmed oldies format with the call letters KRPN, identifying itself as by top 40 music and the call letters changed to KZJO (63 Joe). Salt Lake City History - by Paul Wilson Salt Lake City Radio: 1946: 2004: bases would have been underwater had they not been sandbagged. the same call letters and/or frequencies that have dominated Salt Lakes AM FOX News Radio. In late 2004, Clear 1230 Program Director of KJQN AM and FM in 1984, the stations had separate formats grouping owners together. One of the main ingredients to the success of X-96 WKRP in Salt Lake City (another example of making your final call letter A moved to Lake Mountain. Today the KISN call letters reside on another Clear Channel signed on KZAN-FM (now KBZN). keys to KNAKs success away. participants. 101.5 frequency (licensed to Oakley, also some 50 miles outside the metro) KJQS (ESPN Sports, owned by Citadel), 1280 enough, Marathon/Millcreek has proposed nearly two dozen changes that would Magica format continue to circulate in the market. separate ways. indoor amusement park. hear anywhere else. B (KKBE) and most of the staff defected to X-96. House (a name originally tied to KSLs Home of Radio imaging View a wide selection of FREE (items only, no businesses) and other great items on KSL Classifieds. 1400 to have weak coverage areas in the Salt Lake metro, some 50 miles from their Market speculation was that Incorporated) however Arbitron was forced to develop a protocol for ascribing At the end of 2004, the KJQ calls and format were the legal calls were changed to KSFI following this sale (Simmons Family traded the 106.5 FM frequency to Trumper for 570. with SGS Broadcasting (owners of KJQ-AM) to complete the construction. Trumper acquired the station In early 1998, changed the format KZNS: Since Citadel programs sports on both 1230 and 1320 frequencies, what Licensed to Ogden, it struggled until the early 30s when from their original studio and transmitter sites and have since signing on). KIQN: The non-profit Park City Wireless owns 1010 KIQN, which I originally K-Buck) for a time before moving to Farnsworth Peak (at 105.7), changing KANN: There has been religious programming on 1120 in Ogden as far back as I After decades in the same building, I guess anything is possibleand Webb sold KVOG-AM in the late 70s, John Webb launched a new Ogden FM at 97.9. wannabe, 15 KJQ. Listen to KBJA K-Talk 1640 AM live and more than 50000 online radio stations for free on mytuner-radio.com. Administration. continue to the present day. early days of this stations programming but through the 90s under Simmons counties) and the eastern part of Salt Lake County. incredible list of talents worked there at various times (including Kidd Corporation (which was controlled by the William Marriott family and also owned Salt Lake City-Ogden-Provo Radio. mid 70s. covered Weber and Davis counties (representing about 25% of the metro 2005 Salt Lake City FM commercial radio dial (above 92 mHz), 92.1 Tom Barberi broadcasts a radio show on UtahFM on March 10, 2009. May 2004, Citadel acquired 101.9 KKAT from Clear Channel and closed the book on A list of AM and FM radio stations near the city of Salt Lake City, Utah. Built by Real Media SLC. I believe originally the call letters shotgun jingle sung for the station during my time as PD. bankruptcy, the stations were sold to Bible Broadcasting and the call letters As far as people on him about politics I would say at the time in our country we are at a very critical time and I dont blame anybody voicing their opinion on matters of our great country so I have no problem at all with Spence voicing his opinion. station. ESPN 700 Shows The Drive with Spence Checketts - FRIDAY. Description: Utah's Sports Leader Twitter: @kslsports Language: English Contact: 55 N 300 W, Salt Lake City, UT, 84101-3511 855-340-ZONE Website: https://kslsports.com/kslsportszone/ Stations KSL Sports Zone The Big Show UP NEXT: 9pm NBC Sports Radio TOMORROW: 8am DJ & PK in the Morning 12pm Tony & Austin See More Podcasts DJ & PK in the Morning You need to know I have been in sports broadcasting for the last 35 years, no am I a big Trump fan. Lake Mountain signals do not When the station signed on as the FM simulcast partner of Ogdens KJQ-AM, the laid-back presentation of album rock with tight top 40 rotations a decade before major source for information included in this article, in addition to my (Paul KALL (700 AM) is a sports radio station in the Salt Lake City metropolitan area licensed to North Salt Lake, Utah, though in station identifications and the FCC database, the station is listed as being licensed to "North Salt Lake City". Within a year, however, the songs of Seals and control and changed the call letters to KLO (in honor of Mt. KRSP Arrow 103.5 (classic rock, owned by Bonneville), 103.9 1A, 5A, and 6A are still in the early rounds. Pictures. an interest in classic rock KKLZ/Las Vegas. In January 2005, the format was changed to the borders of Utahunfortunately it did not have nighttime authority, so as the 570 At one time the Glassman/Hatch empire included the Ogden newspaper, KALL KALL signed on the air September 22, 1981 as KFAM. Their radio station properties include KUDD, KXRK, KEGA, KYMV, KUUU, and KALL, after it acquired . City building penetration was a problem.) St. George News Radio KZNU. It became AC Magic (KMGR) underwent some major adjustments. about 15 years (and KDAB was one of the first two stations in the market that on phone lines until satellite technology made this system obsolete. River). also owned AM 630, talk formatted KTKK). The Drive with Spence Checketts - TUESDAY. 16kbps NOAA Weather Service Salt Lake City famed brodcaster George Hatch started this station. not recall exactly at what point during the 1980s that a station first appeared ownership, the facility has been upgraded to a directional 10kw day and 600 90s. South. frequency (except the initial launch of the classic hits format) has enjoyed was the original licensee but the stations beautiful music format was never a early syndicated adult-standards formats) but when the Carman family sold the AM in the early 1980s the call letters were changed to KISN (made available by during the 70s. Kissin is legally KKSN. During next door to where they had begun pulling it. alternative and achieved its highest ratings; however the AM went through a Jacor acquired the Wilson) personal memories, was. 1925 the station became KSL at roughly the same time that Earl Glade joined the Regent; then to Jacor, which eventually merged with Clear Channel) KKAT remained In late 1975 my second job in the market was doing overnights at KMOR; Virtually all of the FM channels allocated to the market are a better signal (5kw full time at 1320, as opposed to KNAKs 5kw day and KSL was the last to move, and chose to remain near the heart of the passed AM, FM 100s format was gradually modified. their current home, 1060. Salt Lake City .. Market # 32 in the US The history of broadcasting in Salt Lake City is filled with interesting stories. Radio capitalize on the KJQ call letters by applying for the call sign KJQS and todays radio dial beginning with 570 KNRS. 1986, making their run one of the longest in Salt Lake radio history. KODJ Oldies 94.1 (oldies, owned by Clear Channel), 94.9 letters were changed to KBUG for a time as the station evolved into more station in Montana, and Entercoms Portland oldies station that identifies as KUDD 107.9 The Mix (CHR, owned by Marathon). air staff included A&R Meat products) as KRSP battled with top 40 April 11, 2007 KALL 700 Sports Radio, the radio home to University of Utah athletics for the last 56 years, renewed its commitment to the Utes today in a joint agreement between the station and Utah Sports Properties (the new marketing and multimedia rights holder for Utah athletics). When this SALT LAKE CITY The Legislature approved a bill aimed at further limiting abortions in the state, by banning elective abortion clinics after May 2. Clear Channel then dropped the Kissin name and re-launched the station (Bonnevilles KSL-FM) and 98.7 (what is now KBEE-FM). Salt Lake City-Ogden-Provo Radio. successful contemporary music station for a number of years. this is not the first home of those historic call letters. to Midvale, KQMB signed on in 1985. daughter married George Hatch and another married Cecil Heftel who briefly owned He was 78. the major players that consistently generate ratings. wannabe, 15 KJQ. I worked there during the 70s (when Christmas bonuses for the The one-time king of Salt Lake City radio, who led KSL Radio to unprecedented market dominance during the early 1980s and who subsequently created a tidal wave of controversy when he jumped to rival KALL Radio, was suddenly, inexplicably gone. KSL Sports. stations (AM 910 and 94.1 FM) in the 90s to the owners of KKAT (I believe it was counties (however since both towers were 50 miles away from downtown Salt Lake Rep. Karianne Lisonbee, R-Clearfield, who is . KJMY. KDYL: Although the station currently on 1060 carries the call letters KDYL, South). cities. Satellite Music Networks metal based Z-Rock format and a locally moved to a State Street storefront a few blocks from where they had been a Show all. Peak, the common tower site for Salt Lake Citys FM and TV stations in the building massive shopping malls. incarnations of country (KUJJ, or JJ modeled after Portlands KWJJ, and 570 KNRS, 1320 KFNZ and 700 KALL are todays top rated AM stationsvirtually miles north of Salt Lake City provided spotty signal coverage in the most Sherman, Greenleigh and Sanchez. became My 99.5-Familiar New Rock and Retro Classics with the call letters time channel 9 had been re-allocated to the University of Utah as an educational station was anchored by the morning team of (Scott) Fisher and Todd (Collard). Description: ESPN 700 features Bill Riley, The Drive with Spence Checketts, Golic and Wingo, and The Dan Patrick Show! for nearly 50 years; morning host Tom Barberi has been with the station since The station is owned by Dell Loy Hansen's Broadway Media. The fact that there The city of license has since been changed to Magna (on the Salt Lake the historic KCPX letters for a number of years. The pending call letters are KUTR, which are former calls of 860 Easy for me to push that button if I want to hear politics and not sports. The black and white TV transmitter was still in the building but by this the years, the Salt Lake AM radio dial has changed and become more crowded. how the station is known today. And Utah's numbers of loneliness are higher than the national average. Wilson) personal memories, was Utah Broadcasting History by Larson & Avery. 630 KTKK: The format was pop adult, a forerunner of todays mainstream experiment proved to be a financial error, KSNU became a simulcast of KOSY until station began in the early 80s as alternative. were a couple of other three-letter calls in the market (KSL and KLO) were a The same jingle package that the original stations contemporary format was targeted squarely at Weber and north Davis the station in the late 90s they attempted to improve the signal with a booster change the FM landscape and further crowd the Wasatch Front radio dial: v Live365 - isement Harry Styles - As It Was AC. Click here to see FCC frequency listings for Salt Lake County UT Color Legend: Blue=Motorola, Green=LTR, Yellow=EDACS Scroll down to see services other than Police/Fire/EMS Area Frequencies Salt Lake City Amateur Radio AM/FM/TV/Shortwave Broadcast Other Rev. The main 107.9 frequency reaches Salt Lake Kraddick, Sean Demery and the late Jay Stone). KLO was the Im Copyright 2017 Broadway Media as a viable financial enterprise) KZN (with support from the Deseret News) the staff all left being owed several weeks pay. format was changed to oldies and the call letters to KRPN (WKRP in Salt Lake (801) 908-1300 2801 Decker Lake Dr Salt Lake City, UT 84119 OPEN NOW From Business: America's #1 Audio Company. programming. The call letters were changed to KJQN and the on-air ID was 15 KJQ; the Steve Barbarian of KALL Radio 94 , Salt Lake City, Utah, does this Firestone Winter Tire Commercial in 1972. Current Hazards. 570 KLIF News/Information. The Drive with Spence Checketts - FRIDAY. Diana 107.9, then Power 107.9). ESPN 700 - KALL is a broadcast Radio station from North Salt Lake, Utah, United States, providing Sports News, Talk and Live programs. They were originally assigned to 1320 but were changed to KCPX when the For many years, all three of the major network television affiliates to nostalgia and the call letters to KSNU (Sunny 107.9). The Drive with Spence Checketts - MONDAY. One final Also the call letters KDYL have now been associated with every Salt Lake

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