NewsRadio 96.3 KKOB – KKOB 770 AM live

KKOB is Albuquerque's news radio station. It broadcasts on 770 AM and 96.3 FM as "96.3 Newsradio KKOB" with the slogan "Albuquerque's News Radio" and is owned by Cumulus Media. On this page you can listen to KKOB live online, free.

News and talk

KKOB carries a news/talk format with programming from ABC News Radio, Premiere Networks and Westwood One.

Lobos

KKOB is a radio home for the New Mexico Lobos.

A 50,000-watt signal

KKOB is a Class B station running 50,000 watts around the clock — the maximum the FCC allows. By day its non-directional signal reaches most of New Mexico's populated areas plus parts of Colorado and Arizona; at night it uses a directional antenna. The transmitter is off Second Street NW in the North Valley.

History

The station began April 5, 1922, as KOB in State College (now Las Cruces) and moved to Albuquerque in 1932. It became KKOB in 1986, adding an extra "K" to the original call sign.

Sister stations

Cumulus' Albuquerque stations also include KDRF, KKOB-FM, KOBQ, KMGA, KNML, KRST and KTBL.

News, anywhere

Press play and KKOB starts in seconds — on I-25, at work or far from New Mexico.

How to listen

You can hear KKOB on the radio on 770 AM and 96.3 FM across New Mexico, 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 a Lobos game, and it costs nothing: no account, no subscription and no app to install.

Below the player you will find KKOB'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.

• 100% free, no sign-up
• Live stream, 24 hours a day
• Listen from anywhere
• Works on phone and computer