KTRS-FM

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KTRS
City of license	Casper, Wyoming
Broadcast area	Casper
Branding	104.7 KISS-FM
Slogan	"Casper's #1 Hit Music Station"
Frequency	104.7 MHz
First air date	1981 (At 95.5)
Format	Top 40
ERP	100,000 watts
Class	C
Callsign meaning	The KTRS call letters were originally at 95.5
Owner	Chris Devine's Marathon Media
Website	www.kisscasper.com

KTRS is a contemporary hits radio station in Casper, Wyoming branded as 104.7 Kiss FM owned by Chris Devine's Marathon Media. KTRS is a former Clear Channel station and will keep its current format and KISS-FM brand. KTRS was formerly on 95.5 FM from its sign on date in the 1980s to the late 1990s. KTRS, when it was on 95.5, was mostly a hard rock format. As with almost every local FM station in and around Casper, the broadcasting tower is located south of town on Casper Mountain.

[edit] External References

• Official site
• Query the FCC's FM station database for KTRS
• Radio Locator information on KTRS

v • d • e Radio stations in the Casper, Wyoming market (Arbitron #301) (R&R info) By FM frequency 89.1 • 90.3 • 91.3 • 94.5 • 95.5 • 96.7 • 102.5 • 103.7 • 104.7 • 106.9 • 107.9 By AM frequency 830 • 1030 • 1230 • 1400 By callsign KASS • KCSP • KHOC • KKTL • KLWC • KMGW • KMLD • KQLT • KRVK • KTRS-FM • KTWO • KUWC • KUYO • KVOC • KWYY Wyoming Radio Markets: Casper • Cheyenne Other Wyoming Radio Regions: Gillette • Riverton/Lander • Rock Springs • Sheridan See also: List of radio stations in Wyoming

v • d • e CHR / Top 40 Radio Stations in the state of Wyoming By Frequency: 95.1 · 96.7 · 104.7 · 104.7 By Callsign: KIMX · KLQQ · KTRS-FM · KYCS By City: Casper · Clearmont · Laramie · Rock Springs