KXPK

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KXPK
City of license Evergreen, Colorado
Broadcast area Denver-Boulder
Branding Radio Tri-Color
Frequency 96.5 MHz
First air date 1994
Format Regional Mexican
ERP 100 kW
Callsign meaning The PeaK
Owner Entravision
Website [1]

KXPK, "Radio Tri-Color", is a Regional Mexican outlet serving the Denver-Boulder area. The Entravision station broadcasts at 96.5 MHz with an ERP of 100 kW and is licensed to Evergreen, Colorado.

[edit] History

KXPK originally signed on the air in June 1994 as Adult Album Alternative "96.5 The Peak", where it competed with heritage station KBCO. It then flipped to Active Rock, with Howard Stern. And then flipped to an 80s format. In 2001 it flipped to its current format, using Entravision's "Radio Tri-Color" format.

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