KVNT

KVNT
City	Eagle River, Alaska
Broadcast area	Anchorage, Alaska
Branding	Valley News Talk 1020
Slogan	"Fair and Balanced for Alaska"
Frequency	1020 kHz
Translator(s)	92.5 K223BJ (Eagle River)
Format	News/Talk
Power	10,000 watts
Class	A
Facility ID	53491
Callsign meaning	K Valley News Talk
Former callsigns	KCFA (1985-1992) KFFR (1992-1997) KAXX (1997-2008) KABA (2008-2009) KOAN (2009-2013)
Owner	Alaska Integrated Media
Sister stations	KLEF, KYKA, KMVN, KOAN, KZND-FM
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	1020kvnt.com

KVNT (1020 AM) is an American commercial radio station in Eagle River, Alaska, broadcasting to the Anchorage, Alaska, area. KVNT was a simulcast of KLEF 98.1 FM (as KAXX) until February 12, 2007.

The FCC had granted the estate of the licensee permission to remain silent (called an STA) for 6 months in order to work out the details of transferring the license to another party. . If the station stayed silent for a period of 12 months, the license was to expire as a matter of law.

KAXX returned to the air January 19, 2008. The station then began airing a business news format. KAXX changed their call letters to KABA on March 28, 2008. The station is now owned by Alaska Integrated Media of Anchorage, Alaska.

KABA signed off once again September 15, 2008, this time due to transmitter failure.^[1] The station changed its call letters to KOAN on June 9, 2009; the KOAN call letters were previously used on channel 6 in Anchorage (a low-power station operating as an 87.7 FM station), which took the KABA call letters and business format.

KOAN returned to the airwaves in December 2010 under the moniker "FOX News Talk 1020" using local talent from the now-silent progressive talk sister station KUDO and Fox News Radio personalities in other dayparts.^[2]

On November 20, 2013, KOAN changed their call letters to KVNT and rebranded as "Valley News Talk 1020".

References

↑ "Notification of Suspension of Operations / Request for Silent STA". October 1, 2008. Retrieved June 23, 2009.
↑ KUDO Announcement, KUDO Website, retrieved December 13, 2010

External links

Query the FCC's AM station database for KVNT

Radio-Locator Information on KVNT

Anchorage, Alaska radio stations

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NOAA Weather Radio frequency	162.550

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Defunct	KWMD (90.1 FM) KRAW (90.5 FM)

Alaska radio markets Anchorage Other Alaska radio regions Fairbanks Juneau Kenai Alaska Bush Alaska Interior Southeast Alaska South Central Alaska See also List of radio stations in Alaska

News/Talk radio stations in the state of Alaska

KBYR – Anchorage KENI – Anchorage KFAR – Fairbanks KFBX – Fairbanks KFQD – Anchorage KJNO – Juneau KSRM – Soldotna KVNT – Eagle River

See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in Alaska

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These AM radio stations have a full-power nighttime skywave signal well beyond their daytime groundwave coverage, by international agreements.

Canada	CBEF CBK CBN CBR CBT CBW CBY CFRB CFZM CJBC CKAC CKDO CKGM CKWX

United States	KAAY KBBI KBRW KBYR KCBF KCHU KDKA KDLG KENI KEX KFAB KFAQ KFAR KFBK KFI KFQD KGO KICY KIRO KJNP KMOX KNBR KNOM KNX KNZR KOA KOAN KOKC KOMO KOTZ KRLD KSL KSTP KVNT KWKH KXEL KYUK KYW WABC WBAL WBAP WBBM WBBR WBT WBZ WCBS WCCO WCKY WFAN WFED WFME WGN WGY WHAM WHAS WHO WJR WLAC WLS WLW WMVP WOAI WOR WPHT WRVA WSB WSCR WSM WTAM WTIC WWKB WWL WWVA

Mexico	XEB XEEP XEG XEMR XEPRS XEQ XERF XEROK XERUV XEW XEWA XEWK XEWW XEX

Bahamas	ZNS-1

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See also Daytime-only radio stations

Coordinates: 61°29′02″N 149°45′44″W / 61.48389°N 149.76222°W / 61.48389; -149.76222

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