KUBL was a call sign used by Colorado Springs’ 1300 AM station from 2000 to 2002. The “Bull” identity accompanied classic-country programming and followed the station’s KTWK era. The facility later became KBZC, “The Buzz.”
History
In 2000, the call letters and programming associated with KVOR’s news-talk service moved to 740 AM, while the former KTWK identity was used on 1300 AM. The 1300 facility adopted KUBL and a classic-country presentation. In 2002, it changed to KBZC and a talk/sports-oriented format. Later identities included KCSF and KQSC; this history should not be confused with the separate Denver station that also used KUBL.
Station information
- Historical frequency: 1300 kHz AM
- Market: Colorado Springs, Colorado
- Call-sign period: 2000–2002
- Brand/format: The Bull; classic country
- Following call sign: KBZC (“The Buzz”)
- Later identities: KCSF and KQSC
References
- “KCSF,” Wikipedia (1300 AM call-sign history)
- “KQSC,” Wikipedia (later facility chronology)
- Federal Communications Commission, radio licensing resources
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KFUM begins Colorado Springs station lineage
KFUM began the station lineage that eventually became KVOR and later KCSF. W. D. Corley became the longtime early licensee.
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