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KEPN, 1600AM, is an all-sports radio station in Denver, Colorado. On January 1, 2007, it became the local affiliate of ESPN Radio for the Denver area and the "Front Range." It is owned by Lincoln Financial Media.

Before that date, it was "16Kicks" KCKK and played classic country music. The format was moved to another station in the market, which had been KCUV.


[edit] Frequency History

The 1600 kHz frequency was originally assigned the call letters KLAK. In 1966, they opened a new transmitter and also began broadcasting on the FM band at 107.5 MHz. The FM station is now KQKS, also owned by Lincoln Financial Media. According to the FCC, other call signs for this station have been KRXY, KWMZ, and KYGO.

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AM radio stations in the Denver-Boulder, Colorado Market (Arbitron #22)

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By Callsign: KADZ | KBJD | KBNO | KCFC | KCFR | KCKK | KDDZ | KEPN | KEZW | KHOW | KJME | KKFN | KKZN | KLDC | KLTT | KLVZ | KLZ | KMXA | KNRV | KNUS | KOA | KPOF | KRCN | KRKS | KVCU

See also: Denver (FM) (AM)

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