KUTE is a noncommercial public radio station licensed to Ignacio, Colorado, broadcasting at 90.1 MHz. It is part of KSUT Four Corners Public Radio and carries the network’s NPR, locally produced public-affairs, and adult-alternative music programming. The station is operated by KUTE, Inc., a nonprofit associated with KSUT Public Radio.
History
KUTE began service in June 1998, when the original KSUT programming operation split into two stations and streams. KUTE assumed the Four Corners Public Radio service for a wider regional audience, while KSUT-FM retained the Southern Ute Tribal Radio identity and programming.
Programming and coverage
Four Corners Public Radio carries NPR programs and the network’s Music Blend, including locally produced Americana, rock, folk, bluegrass, jazz, blues, and world music. KUTE is the network’s 90.1 MHz facility in Ignacio and works with additional stations and translators to serve the region.
Technical information
KUTE broadcasts at 90.1 MHz with 3 kW ERP and 599 m HAAT. It is a Class C1 facility (Facility ID 82446). KSUT network technical summary.
Station information
| Call sign | KUTE |
|---|---|
| Community of license | Ignacio, Colorado |
| Frequency | 90.1 MHz |
| Brand / service | Four Corners Public Radio |
| Format | Public radio; NPR, music, and local programming |
| Facility ID | 82446 |
| ERP / HAAT / class | 3 kW; 599 m; C1 |
| Owner / licensee | KUTE, Inc.; KSUT Public Radio |
| Sign-on | June 1998 |
References
- KSUT Public Radio — current Four Corners service, programs, and organization.
- KSUT, Where to Tune In — current service and frequency listings.
- Wikipedia, KSUT and KUTE — station history, program streams, and facility data.
- FCC public inspection file, KUTE — current licensing and engineering records.
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