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Overview
Licensed to Kansas City, Kansas, KYYS is a regional Mexican station broadcasting on 1250 AM. On air it goes by “La X 1250 AM.” It began broadcasting in 1927.
At a glance
- Call sign
- KYYS
- Frequency
- 1250 AM
- Format
- Regional Mexican
- On-air name
- La X 1250 AM
- City of license
- Kansas City, KS
- Market
- Kansas City, KS-MO
- Licensee
- Audacy License, LLC
- Power
- 25,000 watts day; 3,700 watts night
- Station class
- B
- First on air
- 1927
- FCC facility ID
- 73938
- Website
- x1250.com
- FCC public file
- publicfiles.fcc.gov
- Wikipedia
- Read the article
Audacy License, LLC holds the station’s FCC license. It has used the KYYS call letters since January 2008.
Its website is x1250.com. Kansas City is in the Kansas City, KS-MO market, where local newspapers include National Catholic Reporter and The Beacon. Sister stations include KFNZ, KFNZ-FM, KMBZ, KMBZ-FM and KQRC-FM.
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KYYS at a glance
- Frequency
- 1250 AM
- On air as
- La X 1250 AM
- Format
- Regional Mexican
- Licensed to
- Kansas City, KS
- Market
- Kansas City, KS-MO
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