KTXX-FM

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KTXX
Broadcast area	Karnes City/ San Antonio, Texas
Slogan	La Luz de San Antonio
Frequency	103.1 (MHz)
Format	Contemporary Spanish Christian Music
ERP	37,000 watts
Class	C2
Callsign meaning	TeXXas
Owner	BMP Radio
Website	Border Media San Antonio

KTXX is a radio station, licensed to Karnes City, Texas, and serving the San Antonio area. It is managed by BMP Radio.

KTXX's reach is hindered in the San Antonio area because it is a rimshot (broadcasting) signal located roughly 50 miles southeast of the city's center, in rural Karnes City. Like many other rimshot signals in other markets, this has hindered the success of the station, and hence they have never made a serious impact in the San Antonio ratings.

In August 2005, KTXX became the 70th Air America Radio affiliate.[1]. In December 2006, the station dropped Air America and switched to its current format.[2]

According to BMP's San Antonio web page[3], the station broadcasts a mix of Contemporary Spanish Christian Music, satellite news, and commentary.

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