KHZS
KLJA (107.7 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a Regional Mexican format. Licensed to Georgetown, Texas, USA, it serves the Austin area. The station is currently owned by Univision Radio License Corporation.
History
The station started out with the call sign KJWL in September, 1989. In 1991 the call letters were changed to KNNC and then to KAHK in 1997. The calls were then changed to KTND in 2001 after the station changed formats from 80's hits, to Alternative Rock. In 2003 the station was purchased by Univision Radio from Simmon's Media. The call letters were changed to KINV, and the radio station started broadcasting a Spanish oldies format. On October 1, 2008 it changed to the current format and call sign.[1][2] On October 16, 2009, the Latin pop format was replaced by regional Mexican as "La Jefa."
References
- ^ "KHZS Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division. http://www.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/fmq?call=KHZS.
- ^ "KHZS Call Sign History". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division. http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws.exe/prod/cdbs/pubacc/prod/call_hist.pl?Facility_id=55475&Callsign=KHZS.
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Spanish Radio Stations in the state of Texas |
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KAIQ - Wolfforth • KAMA - El Paso • KAMA-FM - Missouri City • KAZF - Hebbronville • KBAW - Zapata • KBDR - Mirando City • KBIB - Marion • KBIC - Raymondville • KBMI - Roma • KBNA-FM - El Paso • KBNL - Laredo • KBNR - Brownsville • KBOC - Bridgeport • KBRN - Boerne • KBZD - Amarillo • KCLR - Ralls • KCOR - San Antonio • KCUL-FM - Marshall • KCZO - Carrizo Springs • KDFM - Falfurrias • KDFT - Ferris • KDXX - Benbrook • KEPX - Eagle Pass • KERB - Kermit • KERB-FM - Kermit • KESO - South Padre Island • KEYH - Houston • KFLC - Fort Worth • KFON - Austin • KFTG - Pasadena • KFZO - Denton • KGBT - Harlingen • KGBT-FM - McAllen • KGVL - Greenville • KHHL - Karnes City • KHRO - El Paso • KIBL - Beeville • KINE - Kingsville • KIRT - Mission • KJNZ - Hereford • KJOJ-FM - Freeport • KLAR - Laredo • KLAT - Houston • KLDS - Falfurrias • KLEY-FM - Jourdanton • KLJA - Georgetown • KLOL - Houston • KLTN - Houston • KLVL - Pasadena • KMFM - Premont • KMJR - Portland • KMUL - Farwell • KMXO - Merkel • KNOR - Krum • KNVO-FM - Port Isabel • KOIR - Edinburg • KOVE-FM - Galveston • KOYE - Frankston • KOZA - Odessa • KPBB - Brownfield • KPBE - Brownwood • KPBM - Mccamey • KPDB - Big Lake • KPMB - Plainview • KQBO - Rio Grande City • KQLM - Odessa • KQQK - Beaumont • KQUE - Houston • KRGE - Weslaco • KRIO - McAllen • KRIO-FM - Pearsall • KROB - Robstown • KROM - San Antonio • KRVA - Cockrell Hill • KSAH - Universal City • KSJT-FM - San Angelo • KSML-FM - Huntington • KSTQ - Brownfield • KSTV - Stephenville • KTJM - Port Arthur • KTNO - University Park • KTNZ - Amarillo • KTUE - Tulia • KTXZ - West Lake Hills • KUBR - San Juan • KUNO - Corpus Christi • KVER - El Paso • KVFM - Beeville • KVIV - El Paso • KVJM - Hearne • KVOZ - Del Mar Hills • KVVO - Abilene • KVVT - Sulphur Springs • KVWG - Pearsall • KWEL - Midland • KWMF - Pleasanton • KWOW - Clifton • KWRA - Waco • KXAL - Tatum • KXGJ - Bay City • KXOI - Crane • KXPL - El Paso • KXVR-LP - Corpus Christi • KXYL - Brownwood • KXYZ - Houston • KXZX - Juilliard • KXZY - Waco • KYLP - Greenville • KYST - Texas City • KZDC - San Antonio • KZZA - Muenster
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| See also: Adult Contemporary, Classic Hits, College, Country, News/Talk, NPR, Oldies, Religious, Rock, Sports, Top 40, Urban and Other radio stations in Texas
Also see: Classical, Jazz, Religious, Spanish, Smooth Jazz, and Other. |
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Categories: HD Radio stations | Radio stations in Texas | Spanish-language radio stations in the United States | Texas radio station stubs
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