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Overview
Licensed to Kansas City, Missouri, KPRS is an urban contemporary station broadcasting on 103.3 FM. On air it goes by “Hot 103 Jamz.” The station has been on the air since 1963.
Station details
- Call sign
- KPRS
- Frequency
- 103.3 FM
- Format
- Urban contemporary
- On-air name
- Hot 103 Jamz
- City of license
- Kansas City, MO
- Market
- Kansas City, KS-MO
- Licensee
- Carter Broadcast Group, Inc.
- Power
- 100,000 watts
- Station class
- C
- First on air
- 1963
- FCC facility ID
- 35495
- Website
- kprs.com
- FCC public file
- publicfiles.fcc.gov
- Wikipedia
- Read the article
The FCC license is held by Carter Broadcast Group, Inc. It has used the KPRS call letters since May 1986.
Online, it is at kprs.com. Kansas City is in the Kansas City, KS-MO market, where local newspapers include National Catholic Reporter and The Beacon. Its sister stations are KPRT.
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KPRS at a glance
- Frequency
- 103.3 FM
- On air as
- Hot 103 Jamz
- Format
- Urban contemporary
- Licensed to
- Kansas City, MO
- Market
- Kansas City, KS-MO
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