KOMJ
KOMJ (1490 AM) is a radio station broadcasting an Adult Standards/MOR format.[1] Licensed to Omaha, Nebraska, USA, the station serves the Omaha area. The station is currently owned by Cochise Broadcasting LLC.[2] In the 1970s, the station was called KLNG ("Calling") and was Omaha's first news-talk station. Among the hosts were long-time Omaha World-Herald columnist Peter Citron. In the late 1970s, the calls changed to KYNN and adopted a country music format. KYNN later moved to the FM band at 94.1.
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¹KBLR's 107.7 signal was a translator covering Omaha.
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♦ KLCV and its low powered repeaters are satellites for KCCV/Kansas City, Missouri; KLCV is a full-signal broadcast from Lincoln covering the southern portion of the market, both 92.7 and 93.7 is heard within central Omaha-Council Bluffs proper, and 102.9 covers the northern portion of the market.
Nebraska Radio Markets: Grand Island-Hastings-Kearney • Lincoln • Omaha
Other Nebraska Radio Regions: Norfolk • North Platte
Iowa Radio Markets: Cedar Rapids-Iowa City • Council Bluffs • Des Moines-Ames • Dubuque • Mason City • Quad Cities (Davenport) • Sioux City • Waterloo-Cedar Falls
Other Iowa Radio Regions: Burlington • Ft. Dodge • Ottumwa
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