KXO-FM

KXO-FM
City	El Centro, California
Broadcast area	Imperial Valley
Branding	KXO FM 107
Slogan	Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
Frequency	107.5 MHz
First air date	August 2, 1976^[1]
Format	Adult contemporary
ERP	50,000 watts
HAAT	87 meters
Class	B
Facility ID	35970
Transmitter coordinates	32°48′24″N 115°32′44″W / 32.80667°N 115.54556°W / 32.80667; -115.54556Coordinates: 32°48′24″N 115°32′44″W / 32.80667°N 115.54556°W / 32.80667; -115.54556
Callsign meaning	derived from AM sister station
Owner	KXO Inc.
Sister stations	KXO
Website	KXO-FM

KXO-FM is an FM radio station. KXO FM broadcasts at 107.5 MHz on the FM radio dial and brands itself as FM107. The station is owned and operated by KXO Inc., a broadcasting company in El Centro. It is the sister radio station of KXO AM 1230 in El Centro, California.

It broadcasts an adult contemporary format and features local news from the Imperial Valley. The station has featured the same air talent for a number of years. Carroll Buckley, the station's vice president, broadcasts a morning show. Traci Lyon Ramirez and Gabe Lemuz provide afternoon shows and George Gail, along with Buckley and station president Gene Brister, provides local news coverage.

References

↑ 1980 Broadcasting Yearbook, page C-20

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Radio stations in the Imperial Valley (El Centro–Brawley–Calexico, California) market

By FM frequency	88.7 94.5 97.7 98.3 99.3 100.1 107.5

By AM frequency	1230 1300 1430 1490

By callsign	KGBA KGBA-FM KMXX KQVO KROP KSEH KUBO KWST KXO KXO-FM XHMIX-FM

Nearby radio markets Mexicali Palm Springs San Diego Tijuana Yuma See also List of radio stations in California

Adult Contemporary radio stations in the state of California

Stations	KABX – Merced KATY – Idyllwild KBAY – Gilroy KBBY – Ventura KBPK – Buena Park KCRE – Crescent City KEZN – Palm Desert KGFM – Bakersfield KISQ - San Francisco KJJZ – Indian Wells KJSN – Modesto KJWL – Fresno KKDV – Walnut Creek KMDR – McKinleyville KMXI – Chico KOIT – San Francisco KOST – Los Angeles KRKC-FM – King City KSHA – Redding KSOF – Dinuba/Fresno KSRW – Independence KSTT-FM – Atascadero KSYV – Solvang KUIC – Vacaville KVMI - Tulare KVYN – Saint Helena KWAV – Monterey KXBX-FM – Lakeport KXO-FM – El Centro KXSN – San Diego KYLA – Fountain Valley KYMX – Sacramento KYXY – San Diego KYZA – Adelanto KZSQ – Sonora KZST – Santa Rosa

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

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