Tag: Broadcasting

KNDY Radio in Marysville, Kansas, is celebrating its 70th anniversary this month, marking decades of local broadcasting since its launch on July 10, 1956. The station has remained dedicated to providing community-focused news, sports, and events, evolving with technology while honoring its roots and commitment to service over the years.

Z-96.3 The Lake has resumed broadcasting at reduced power due to a significant transmitter failure, which is under repair. Listeners can access programming online and via a mobile app, with restrictions on streaming Kansas Jayhawk Basketball content. Meanwhile, KD Country 94 remains fully operational for news and music.

In 1964, FCC granted Norton Broadcasting Company a license for 1530 AM KNBI. Dierking Communications, Inc. is launching SuperStar Country 102-5 and 1530 AM KQNK with a focus on country music from the 1980s to today. The new station will feature popular artists and will also cover sports events. The station's lineup includes well-known radio hosts.

106.7 KQNK-FM is rebranding as Classic Hits Q-106.7. The station will feature music from the 70s, 80s, and early 90s along with sports programming. The lineup includes popular hosts such as Jim Johnson, Natalie & Mandi, and Haynes Johns. The new station promises an improved listening experience for its audience.

Late in the evening of Thursday, September 15th strong to severe thunderstorms rolled across north central Kansas including Glen...