KRYT-FM was the call sign of a Pueblo-area FM station on 107.9 MHz from 1988 to 1993. The station had launched under the KRYT call letters in 1987. In 1993 it adopted KDZA-FM, bringing the historic KDZA identity to FM; in 2018 it became KBPL.
History
The station’s early call-sign period linked it to the long-running KDZA name in Pueblo broadcasting. After beginning as KRYT in 1987, the FM service used KRYT-FM until 1993, when it changed to KDZA-FM. The facility later changed its call sign to KBPL in 2018. The call sequence is specific to the 107.9 MHz FM station and is distinct from KRYT’s earlier identities on AM frequencies.
Station information
- Historical frequency: 107.9 MHz
- Service area: Pueblo and southern Colorado
- Call-sign period: 1988–1993
- Preceding call sign: KRYT
- Following call sign: KDZA-FM
- Later call sign: KBPL
References
- “KBPL,” Wikipedia (facility chronology)
- “KDZA,” Wikipedia (station history)
- Federal Communications Commission, call-sign history
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Moments in KRYT-FM History
KRYT-FM begins broadcasting on 101.9
KRYT-FM began broadcasting on 101.9 MHz in Colorado Springs in 1967 as the FM companion to KRYT 1530 AM. The 101.9 facility later cycled through several call signs and formats, becoming part of a long-running Colorado Springs FM lineage.
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