KTSC-FM
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KTSC-FM (REV89) is a College radio station out of Pueblo, Colorado broadcasting a Rhythmic format at 89.5 FM. The station is licensed to Colorado State University - Pueblo. In spite of its Non-Comm college radio status the station is one of the most listened to radio stations in the Pueblo listening area.{{[1]}}
KTSC-FM has been on the air since the early 1970's. The station adopted the "Rev89" moniker in 1995 and become known to the public and students simply as "Rev89". It went through many format changes over the years but Rev89 remained a student operated station. Past formats included Hard Rock, Modern Rock/Alternative, and CHR/Pop. REV89's current format has been in effect since January 2002.
The station has been a successful tool that students have used to gain valuable experience working in different aspects of a radio station.
In August of 2004, the station adopted the moniker "The Revolution Rev89: Number One For Hip-Hop and R&B."
Several radio professionals began their careers at Rev89; including Dan Hardee, Krystal Pino, Ira Scher, Felicia Vigil, Zac Ramsour, and Rick Gallina
| FM Radio Stations in the Colorado Springs/Pueblo Market (Arbitron #97 and 253) |
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KTPL 88.3 | KCME 88.7 | KTLC 89.1 & KTLF 90.5 | KEPC 89.7 | KTSC 89.5 | KRCC 91.5 | KCFP 91.9 | KKPK 92.9 | KILO 94.3 | KATC 95.1 | KPHT 95.5 | KIBT 96.1 | KCCY 96.9 | KKFM 98.1 | KKMG 98.9 | KVUU 99.9 | KGFT 100.7 | KGDQ 101.9 (Also targets Denver) | KBIQ 102.7 | KYZX 103.9 | KKCS 104.5 | KRYE 104.9 | KRDO 105.5 | KKLI 106.3 | KNKN 106.9 | KDZA 107.9 |
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Low power;Air Force Academy area only KAFA 97.7 |
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