KLTT-AM

KLTT 670 is “The Truth,” Crawford Broadcasting’s 50,000-watt Christian station for the Front Range. It signed on in early 1996 as KLDC and became KLTT on April 5, 1996, taking over the call letters and religious format that Crawford had been running on 800 AM. In the daytime the signal covers Denver and Colorado Springs and reaches into southeastern Wyoming, northeastern New Mexico and western Nebraska and Kansas. At night it drops to 1,400 watts, beamed to protect clear-channel WSCR in Chicago.

Station information

  • Frequency: 670 kHz.
  • City of license: Commerce City.
  • Signed on: Early 1996.
  • Branding: KLTT 670 The Truth.
  • Format: Christian.
  • Call history: KLDC (1996), KLTT (April 5, 1996–present).
  • Owner: Crawford Broadcasting (KLZ Radio, Inc.).
  • FCC facility ID: 35191.

Related

  • KLVZ 810 — the original KLTT (1982–1996).
  • KLDC 1220 — Crawford sister station.
  • KLZ 560 — Crawford sister station.

References

STATION FILE

Frequency670
Best-known brandingThe Truth
FormatChristian
City of licenseCommerce City
Sign-on1996
StatusOn the air
Former call lettersKLDC

FROM THE TIMELINE

Moments in KLTT-AM History

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1993

Crawford Broadcasting buys KLTT 800

1993 — Crawford Broadcasting bought Brighton's Christian station KLTT on 800 AM for $700,000, the start of a Crawford Denver group that now includes KLTT 670, KLDC 1220, KLVZ 810 and KLZ 560.

April 5, 1996

KLTT moves to 50,000-watt 670 AM

April 5, 1996 — Crawford Broadcasting's new 670 AM station, on the air since early in the year as KLDC, became KLTT, taking over the Christian format from 800 AM, which became KLDC. The 50,000-watt daytime signal covers both Denver and Colorado Springs.

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