Originally licensed to serve Cuba, Missouri, in February 2007, the license holder applied to change the city of license to Steelville, Missouri, which was the location of KQQX, a station owned by Twenty-One Sound Communications.[1]
The FCC revoked the station's STA authority (allowing it to remain silent) on April 10, 2007.[2] The station was granted its operating license on September 12, 2007 based on the original city of license of Cuba.[3]
On August 2, 2012, the FCC granted KLPW-FM special temporary authority to operate from a new location at a reduced height and power. On August 13, 2012, KLPW-FM returned to the air with sports talk programming from ESPN Radio.
On October 2, 2015, the station was approved to move its community of license from Cuba to Steelville at increased power.
In late October 2021, KLPW-FM started simulcasting KRTK "Real Talk 93.3" for coverage in the Rolla area; new KRTE-FM call letters followed on December 15. With the expansion of "Real Talk" to other frequencies, the group of stations began calling itself "The Real Talk Radio Network".
krte, elsberry, missouri, radio, station, that, held, call, sign, klpw, until, 2010, kwul, conservative, talk, radio, station, serving, city, rolla, missouri, simulcast, krtk, hermannsteelville, missouribroadcast, arearolla, missourifrequency107, mhzbrandingth. For the Elsberry Missouri radio station that held the call sign KLPW FM at 101 7 FM until 2010 see KWUL KRTE FM 107 3 FM is a conservative talk radio station serving the city of Rolla Missouri KRTE FMSimulcast of KRTK 93 3 FM HermannSteelville MissouriBroadcast areaRolla MissouriFrequency107 3 MHzBrandingThe Real Talk Radio NetworkProgrammingFormatConservative talkOwnershipOwnerEast Central BroadcastingOperatorEllis Media amp BroadcastingSister stationsKUMRHistoryFirst air dateSeptember 12 2007 as KESY Former call signsKESY 2002 2010 KLPW FM 2010 2021 Technical informationFacility ID79236ClassC3ERP8 900 wattsHAAT165 meters 541 ft LinksWebcastListen liveWebsiterealtalk933 wbr comOriginally licensed to serve Cuba Missouri in February 2007 the license holder applied to change the city of license to Steelville Missouri which was the location of KQQX a station owned by Twenty One Sound Communications 1 The FCC revoked the station s STA authority allowing it to remain silent on April 10 2007 2 The station was granted its operating license on September 12 2007 based on the original city of license of Cuba 3 On August 2 2012 the FCC granted KLPW FM special temporary authority to operate from a new location at a reduced height and power On August 13 2012 KLPW FM returned to the air with sports talk programming from ESPN Radio On October 2 2015 the station was approved to move its community of license from Cuba to Steelville at increased power In late October 2021 KLPW FM started simulcasting KRTK Real Talk 93 3 for coverage in the Rolla area new KRTE FM call letters followed on December 15 With the expansion of Real Talk to other frequencies the group of stations began calling itself The Real Talk Radio Network References Edit FR Doc E7 2424 Application Search Details Station Search DetailsExternal links EditKRTE in the FCC FM station database KRTE on Radio Locator KRTE in Nielsen Audio s FM station database Coordinates 37 55 16 N 91 26 35 W 37 921 N 91 443 W 37 921 91 443 This article about a radio station in Missouri is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title KRTE FM amp oldid 1069605719, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
