PRESERVING RADIO HISTORY ACROSS COLORADO
KJWA (89.7 FM) is a noncommercial station licensed to Trinidad, in Colorado’s far south. If you drive I-25 down toward Raton Pass, this is a signal you’ll cross paths with.
This is a short page built from current FCC records, and we don’t yet have a history or format for it. If you’ve worked at or listened to KJWA, we’d love to hear from you.
KJLB (89.7 FM) is a noncommercial station licensed to Lamar in southeastern Colorado. If you live in the Lamar area, this is another signal on the low end of your dial.
This is a short page built from current FCC records, and we don’t yet have a history or format for it. If you’ve worked at or listened to KJLB, we’d love to hear from you.
KICO (89.5 FM) brings community radio to Rico, a tiny mountain town in the San Juans. If you live in or visit Rico and want your local public radio, this is the signal that carries KSJD to you.
Community Radio Project acquired an FCC license for KICO in 2009, and KICO went on the air at 89.5 FM in 2010. KICO relays KSJD (91.5 FM, Cortez), an NPR member station owned by Community Radio Project.
If you’ve volunteered with KSJD or KICO, we’d love to hear from you.
KGCY (89.1 FM) is a planned noncommercial station for Cheyenne Wells, out on Colorado’s far eastern plains. According to the FCC, it holds a construction permit and wasn’t yet on the air when that record was made.
This is a short page built from current FCC records. If you know when or whether it signed on, we’d love to hear from you.
KGCD (90.3 FM) is a noncommercial station licensed to Wray, out on Colorado’s eastern plains. If you live in Yuma County, this is one of the signals on your dial.
This is a short page built from current FCC records, and we don’t yet have a history or format for it. If you’ve worked at or listened to KGCD, we’d love to hear from you.
KFXY (90.3 FM) is a noncommercial station licensed to Buena Vista. If you’re driving the Upper Arkansas Valley and find something new on the low end of the dial, this might be it.
This is a short page built from current FCC records, and we don’t yet have a history or format for it. If you’ve worked at or listened to KFXY, we’d love to hear from you.
KETO-LP (93.9 FM) is a low-power station in Aurora that was started by a local Ethiopian immigrant. If you live in or around Aurora, this is a very local signal on your dial.
The station’s license was granted on August 30, 2017, and it went on the air on September 11, 2017, launching with music and news programming and a 100-foot antenna at Aurora Central High School.
If you’ve worked at or listened to KETO, we’d love to hear from you.
KDVW-LP (100.9 FM) is a low-power station licensed to Montrose, run by Calvary Chapel of Montrose. If you’re in the Montrose area, this is a very local signal on your dial.
This is a short page built from current station records, and we don’t yet have a history or format for it. If you’ve worked at or listened to KDVW-LP, we’d love to hear from you.
KCSE (90.7 FM) is licensed to Lamar and is one of the transmitters of High Plains Public Radio. If you’re in southeastern Colorado and want public radio, this is the signal that reaches you.
High Plains Public Radio lists KCSE in Lamar among its transmitters. HPPR serves western Kansas, the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles and eastern Colorado, and its licensee is based in Garden City, Kansas.
This is a short page built from current station records. If you’ve worked at or listened to KCSE, we’d love to hear from you.
KBEI (90.5 FM) is licensed to Brush, in Colorado’s northeastern plains. If you drive I-76 through Morgan County, this is a signal you may pass through.
This is a short page built from current FCC records, and we don’t yet have a history or format for it. If you’ve worked at or listened to KBEI, we’d love to hear from you.