KQHT

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KQHT
96.1 The Fox logo
City of license Crookston, MN
Broadcast area Grand Forks, ND
East Grand Forks, MN
Branding 96.1 The Fox
Slogan World Class Rock
First air date 1982
Frequency 96.1 (MHz)
Format Commercial; Classic hits
Power 100,000 watts
Class C1
Callsign meaning none
Owner Clear Channel
Website www.961thefox.com

KQHT or 96.1 The Fox is a classic hits (a variation of classic rock) radio station based in Grand Forks, North Dakota (licensed by the FCC to Crookston, Minnesota). It's also the radio home to the University of North Dakota Fighting Sioux men's hockey and football games.

Clear Channel also owns four other stations in Grand Forks: KKXL 92.9 FM (Top 40/CHR), KKXL 1440 AM (Sports Talk), KJKJ 107.5 FM (Active Rock), and KSNR 100.3 FM (Country).

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[edit] History

KQHT began as a Top 40 station in the 1982 as "Magic 96" competing with XL93 until 1998 when it changed to an adult contemporary format branding itself as "KQ96" in 1996, and rebranded as "Mix 96.1" in 1998. In 2000, when Clear Channel bought KQHT and several other radio stations in Grand Forks, it changed its format to classic hits (a mixture of classic rock, oldies, and past pop hits) calling itself as "96.1 The Fox" with the "Classic Hits" slogan. Clear Channel also got a broadcasting contract with the University of North Dakota to broadcast Fighting Sioux basketball, hockey, and football games. Hockey and football games broadcast on KQHT while basketball games air on sister station KSNR 100.3. The slogan changed to "World Class Rock" in 2004, and leaned towards a classic rock format.

96.1 The Fox currently airs local blues music show "Riverside Blues Show", hosted by "your blues buddy" Keven Henderickson, on Sunday mornings. Riverside Blues show formerly was aired on sister station KJKJ until 2002. Kevin Henderickson also hosts the morning show with "more music, less talk".

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[edit] Programming

Monday-Friday

  • Kevin Henderickson (6-10am)
  • Sally Evans (10am-2pm)
  • Josh Jones (2-7pm)
  • Aimee Jameson (7pm-Midnight)

Other programming

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FM radio stations in the Grand Forks-East Grand Forks market (Arbitron #289)

By Frequency: 89.3 | 90.7 | 91.5 | 92.9 | 94.7 | 95.3 | 96.1 | 97.1 | 100.3 | 101.3 | 102.7 | 104.3 | 104.9 | 105.5 | 107.5

By Callsign: K237ER | K285BG | KFJM | KJKJ | KKXL | KMAV | KNOX | KNTN | KOBT-LP | KQHT | KQMN | KSNR | KUND | KYCK | KZLT

See also: Grand Forks (FM) (AM)

North Dakota Radio Markets
Bismarck AM/FM  · Fargo AM/FM  · Grand Forks AM/FM  · Minot
Minnesota Radio Markets
Duluth-Superior AM/FM  · Fargo-Moorhead AM/FM  · Grand Forks (ND) AM/FM  · Mankato-New Ulm-St. Peter  · Minneapolis-St. Paul AM/FM  · Rochester AM/FM  · St. Cloud


See also: List of United States radio markets