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NewsRadio 1080 KRLD at a glance

Frequency1080 AM
LocationDallas, TX
GenreNews, Talk
LanguageEnglish
StatusOn air
About the station

About NewsRadio 1080 KRLD

NewsRadio 1080 KRLD is Dallas–Fort Worth's news and talk station. It broadcasts on 1080 AM, is licensed to Dallas and serves the metroplex with the slogan "Dallas-Ft. Worth's News & Talk". The station is owned and operated by Audacy, and on this page you can listen to KRLD live online, free. The online stream is offered to listeners inside the United States; outside the country it may not play because of rights restrictions.

News and talk

KRLD runs news blocks in morning and afternoon drive time and talk shows the rest of the day. Syndicated programs include The Chad Benson Show, The Dave Ramsey Show, Our American Stories with Lee Habeeb and America in the Morning with John Trout. Many hours open with ABC News Radio, and the station works with the Texas State Network and KXAS-TV.

Studios

The studios and offices are in Uptown Dallas.

History

KRLD signed on in October 1926. Its call letters come from Radio Laboratories of Dallas, the original owner.

Sister stations

In Dallas–Fort Worth, Audacy also owns KJKK, KMVK, KRLD-FM, KSPF and KVIL.

DFW news, anywhere

Press play and KRLD starts in seconds — on I-35E, at work or far from Texas. The stream on this page carries the same programming you hear on 1080 AM.

A century of Dallas radio

KRLD has been part of Dallas radio for nearly a hundred years, since its first broadcasts in 1926.

How to listen

You can hear KRLD on the radio on 1080 AM across Dallas–Fort Worth, but you do not need a radio at all: this page plays the live stream in any browser, on a phone, tablet or computer. Press the play button at the top, wait a second or two for the stream to connect, and keep browsing while it plays — the player stays on as you move between pages. It is ideal for the morning news or the drive home, and it costs nothing: no account, no subscription and no app to install.

Below the player you will find KRLD's frequency and home city, the genres it plays, answers to common questions and a list of similar stations, so when you want a change you can jump to another station in the same format or the same area with one click.

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  • Live stream, 24 hours a day
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Step by step

How to listen to NewsRadio 1080 KRLD live

In 3 simple steps, with nothing to install.

  1. 01Press play

    Click the "Listen live" button at the top of this page.

  2. 02Wait a moment

    The live stream starts loading within a few seconds.

  3. 03Enjoy

    NewsRadio 1080 KRLD plays right in your browser, with nothing to install.

Genre

News

News and talk stations keep you informed around the clock, with live debate, call-ins, sports and coverage of the day’s biggest stories.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Press play on this page to stream KRLD 1080 AM, free and with no app.

Radio Laboratories of Dallas, the original owner.

In morning and afternoon drive time.

KRLD is owned by Audacy.

Yes. You can listen to NewsRadio 1080 KRLD live for free here on Radio Stations Hub, 24 hours a day.

Yes. NewsRadio 1080 KRLD plays in your phone’s browser on Android or iPhone — there is no app to install. Just open this page and press play.

Yes. Connect your phone to the car stereo by Bluetooth or cable, open NewsRadio 1080 KRLD here on Radio Stations Hub and enjoy the live stream on the road.

If the stream does not load, wait a few seconds and press play again — some streams take a moment to connect. You can also refresh the page or try another News, Talk station meanwhile. Radio Stations Hub checks every stream automatically.

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