KGLK 107.5 and KHPT 106.9 broadcast across Houston “The Eagle” Houston’s only Classic Rock Station. 107.5 operates at 95,000w from the Liverpool area and KHPT powers at 91,600w from north Houston. With both signals all of the city is covered. The station is owned and operated by Cox Media Group. KGLK first came to broadcasting
Since its inception in 1895, the radio has been the fastest and most convenient way to transmit information from one place to another. Whether its shortwave, walkie-talkies, HAM radio, CB Radio, AM/FM. LPFM’s or any form or broadcasting.
KILT, serving Houston as “The Bull” is a 100,000w, FM station broadcasting from the Senior Road Tower in Missouri City. The station is currently owned by Audacy which also owns and operates in Houston Sports Radio 610, 95.7 The Spot, Mix 96.5, and Mega 101. The HD2 channel rebroadcast Sports Radio 610, and the HD3
Founded in 1972, Texas Southern University presents 90.9 KTSU “The Choice”, serving Houston with Jazz, Gospel, R&B, Zydeco, and Public Affairs. KTSU broadcasts at 18,500 watts and 272 feet high. Soon, they will be celebrating their 50th Anniversary! Meet the team Shows Additional Information KTSU Main Line: 713-313-7591KTSU Fax: 713-313-7479KTSU Request Line: 713-313-4354KTSU Pledge Line: 713-313-1909
Come out to the Senior Road tower and see the vendors you know and trust as they show us “The Next Best Thing” in their business. DATE/TIME: May 17th from 11am-2pm LOCATION: Senior Road Tower ADDRESS: 4110 McHard Rd, Missouri City, TX 77489
KGLK 107.5 and KHPT 106.9 broadcast across Houston “The Eagle” Houston’s only Classic Rock Station. 107.5 operates at 95,000w from the Liverpool area and KHPT powers at 91,600w from north Houston. With both signals all of the city is covered. The station is owned and operated by Cox Media Group. KGLK first came to broadcasting
Since its inception in 1895, the radio has been the fastest and most convenient way to transmit information from one place to another. Whether its shortwave, walkie-talkies, HAM radio, CB Radio, AM/FM. LPFM’s or any form or broadcasting.
KILT, serving Houston as “The Bull” is a 100,000w, FM station broadcasting from the Senior Road Tower in Missouri City. The station is currently owned by Audacy which also owns and operates in Houston Sports Radio 610, 95.7 The Spot, Mix 96.5, and Mega 101. The HD2 channel rebroadcast Sports Radio 610, and the HD3
KSBJ (originally known as Something Better Jesus) broadcasts on multiple frequencies across Houston
Founded in 1972, Texas Southern University presents 90.9 KTSU “The Choice”, serving Houston with Jazz, Gospel, R&B, Zydeco, and Public Affairs. KTSU broadcasts at 18,500 watts and 272 feet high. Soon, they will be celebrating their 50th Anniversary! Meet the team Shows Additional Information KTSU Main Line: 713-313-7591KTSU Fax: 713-313-7479KTSU Request Line: 713-313-4354KTSU Pledge Line: 713-313-1909
Come out to the Senior Road tower and see the vendors you know and trust as they show us “The Next Best Thing” in their business. DATE/TIME: May 17th from 11am-2pm LOCATION: Senior Road Tower ADDRESS: 4110 McHard Rd, Missouri City, TX 77489
KKBQ serves the Greater Houston area on 92.9 FM as “The New 93Q”, playing todays country format.
Univision recently finished a complete remodel of their show floor.
With the launch of HD, 90.5 KJIC purchased a Nautel GV30N to replace an old BE30T.
What a welcoming sight to see Houston broadcasters, families and friends all at the dinner table.
Never miss out on having great food with your fellow broadcasters and their friends and families.
President of the Texas Association of Broadcasters (TAB) Oscar Rodriguez visited the Chapter meeting.
Houstonian Dan Giesler of Giesler Broadcast Supply was the recipient awarded this year.