Overview
KCUR-FM is a public radio station on 89.3 FM, licensed to Kansas City, Missouri. It brands itself as “KCUR 89.3.” It began broadcasting in 1957.
At a glance
- Call sign
- KCUR-FM
- Frequency
- 89.3 FM
- Format
- News/talk (Public)
- On-air name
- KCUR 89.3
- City of license
- Kansas City, MO
- Market
- Kansas City, KS-MO
- Licensee
- The Curators of the University of Missouri
- Power
- 100,000 watts
- Station class
- C1
- First on air
- 1957
- FCC facility ID
- 14738
- Website
- kcur.org
- FCC public file
- publicfiles.fcc.gov
- Wikipedia
- Read the article
Its programming is listed as news/talk (public). It carries programs from NPR, PRX and American Public Media. The FCC license is held by The Curators of the University of Missouri. It has used the KCUR-FM call letters since January 1980.
Its website is kcur.org. Kansas City is in the Kansas City, KS-MO market, where local newspapers include National Catholic Reporter and The Beacon. Sister stations include KWJC.
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KCUR-FM at a glance
- Frequency
- 89.3 FM
- On air as
- KCUR 89.3
- Format
- News/talk (Public)
- Licensed to
- Kansas City, MO
- Market
- Kansas City, KS-MO
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