KJMU's format history includes Country, Top-40 and Alternative Rock as KTOW. The format was later switched to Urban Gospel as "Love Radio 1340" under KTOW calls, later changed to KTFX. The station aired an Urban Adult Contemporary format as "Hot 1340 The Groove" under an LMA (Local Management Agreement) with Hardman Broadcasting, later changing to a Spanish format as "La Ley 1340" for a short time under Davidson Media ownership. Following several years of silence, KJMU returned to the air in 2021 with an urban Gospel format.
Ownership
In November 2007, a deal was reached to sell KJMU and sister station KTUV to Birach Broadcasting Corp. (Sima Birach, president) for a reported sale price of $1.5 million.[2]
References
^ ab"Call Sign History". FCC Media Bureau CDBS Public Access Database.
kjmu, 1340, radio, station, licensed, serve, sand, springs, oklahoma, station, owned, birach, broadcasting, corp, sand, springs, oklahomabroadcast, areatulsa, oklahomafrequency1340, khzprogrammingformatregional, mexicanownershipownerbirach, broadcasting, corpo. KJMU 1340 AM is a radio station licensed to serve Sand Springs Oklahoma The station is owned by Birach Broadcasting Corp KJMUSand Springs OklahomaBroadcast areaTulsa OklahomaFrequency1340 kHzProgrammingFormatRegional MexicanOwnershipOwnerBirach Broadcasting CorporationHistoryFormer call signsKTOW KTFX KTKX 1 Technical informationFacility ID47101ClassCPower500 watts day 1 000 watts Night Transmitter coordinates36 07 58 N 96 05 36 W 36 13278 N 96 09333 W 36 13278 96 09333The station has been assigned these call letters by the Federal Communications Commission since July 23 2007 1 Contents 1 History 2 Ownership 3 References 4 External linksHistory EditKJMU s format history includes Country Top 40 and Alternative Rock as KTOW The format was later switched to Urban Gospel as Love Radio 1340 under KTOW calls later changed to KTFX The station aired an Urban Adult Contemporary format as Hot 1340 The Groove under an LMA Local Management Agreement with Hardman Broadcasting later changing to a Spanish format as La Ley 1340 for a short time under Davidson Media ownership Following several years of silence KJMU returned to the air in 2021 with an urban Gospel format Ownership EditIn November 2007 a deal was reached to sell KJMU and sister station KTUV to Birach Broadcasting Corp Sima Birach president for a reported sale price of 1 5 million 2 References Edit a b Call Sign History FCC Media Bureau CDBS Public Access Database Changing Hands Broadcasting amp Cable 2007 11 12 External links EditKJMU in the FCC AM station database KJMU on Radio Locator KJMU in Nielsen Audio s AM station database This article about a radio station in Oklahoma is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title KJMU amp oldid 1052130565, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
