KIOL-FM

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KIOL
Image:Rock1037logo.gif
City of license	La Porte, Texas
Broadcast area	Greater Houston
Branding	"Rock 103-7"
Slogan	Houston's Only Real Rock Station
First air date	May 23, 2005
Frequency	103.7 MHz 103.7 HD-2 for Indie and New Rock
Format	Rock
Power	100,000 watts
Callsign meaning	Meant to resemble heritage rock station KLOL call letters
Owner	Cumulus Media
Website	http://www.houstonrock1037.com/

KIOL-FM (Rock 103-7) is a rock formatted station, serving the Beaumont-Houston area. Studio currently located in the Air Liquide Building at 2700 Post Oak Blvd in Houston, Texas and transmitter facility is located in Devers, Texas.

Previously KUST "K-Star Country 103.7", licensed to service Conroe, TX. Purchased by Cumulus Media in mid-2004. Moved its transmitter facility to Devers, Texas to service the Houston area.

Cumulus Media has set up office at the KRBE studios at 9801 Westheimer Rd and will be moving KIOL (along with KFNC-FM) there in mid 2007.

[edit] Current Jocks and Schedule

• Mornings: "The Walton and Johnson Show" (5:30am-10:00am)
  • John Walton formerly of KLOL
  • Steve Johnson formerly of KLOL

• Middays: "The Queen of the Midday World" (10am-3pm)
  • Wendy Miller formerly of KLOL, KTBZ

• Afternoons (3pm-7pm)
  • Michael Lee

• Evenings (7pm-12am)
  • Lisa Kendall formerly of KTBZ

• Overnights (12am-5:30)
  • Automated

• Weekends
  • Lisa Kendall (Saturday 10am-3pm & Sunday 10am-2pm)
  • The Grease Munkey (Saturdays 7pm-12am)
  • "The Hard Show" with Wendy Miller (Sundays 10pm)

[edit] Callsign History

• KTDD - 05/03/1990
• KVST - 07/22/1991
• KUST - 03/30/2005
• KIOL - 05/23/2005

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