Altus, OK radio stations live
Altus, OK’s local radio, live: 6 stations with the music, news and voices of the city. Listen free on your phone or computer.
- Stations
- 6
- Genres
- 3
Altus radio dial: FM and AM frequencies
The 7 licensed radio transmitters heard in Altus (6 on FM and 1 on AM), from the CRTC station lists, including rebroadcasters of stations based elsewhere. Click a station to listen live.
| Frequency | Station | Format | Call sign |
|---|---|---|---|
| 89.3 MHz | KTHL 89.3 FM | Non-commercial | KTHL |
| 90.1 MHz | KOCU 90.1 FM | Non-commercial | KOCU |
| 90.9 MHz | KKVO 90.9 FM | Non-commercial | KKVO |
| 93.5 MHz | 93.5 KPRO Rocks | Commercial | KPRO |
| 96.9 MHz | K245CY | Translator | K245CY |
| 107.9 MHz | Key 108 FM | Commercial | KEYB |
| 1450 kHz | Pure Country 1450 | Commercial | KWHW |
Genres of Altus, OK’s stations
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Radio in Altus, OK
The most popular stations in Altus, OK are 93.5 KPRO Rocks, Key 108 FM, Pure Country 1450, KKVO 90.9 FM and KOCU 90.1 FM. Altus, OK has 6 stations here, mostly 90s, country and rock.
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What is the most popular station in Altus, OK?
The most popular station in Altus, OK is 93.5 KPRO Rocks, followed by Key 108 FM and Pure Country 1450.
How many radio stations does Altus, OK have?
6 stations of Altus, OK are on air here, and the list keeps growing.
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