KNUS

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KNUS
City of license	Denver, Colorado
Broadcast area	Denver-Aurora-Brighton and Greeley, Colorado
Slogan	710 K-News News-talk
Frequency	710 kHz
Format	News Talk Information
Power	5,000 watts unlimited
Class	B
Facility ID	42377
Transmitter coordinates	39°57′19.00″N 104°51′1.00″W / 39.9552778°N 104.8502778°W / 39.9552778; -104.8502778
Callsign meaning	"K-News"
Former callsigns	KMYR (1941-1960) KICN (1960-1961) KBTR (1961-1973) KERE KBPI (1988-1989) KBXG (1989-1990)
Affiliations	Salem Communications, ABC Radio , AP Radio
Owner	Salem Media of Colorado, Inc.
Sister stations	KRKS, KRKS-FM
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	710knus.com

KNUS (710 AM) is a radio station broadcasting a News/Talk format. Licensed to Denver, Colorado, USA, the station serves the Denver area. The station is owned by Salem Media of Colorado, Inc. and features programing from Salem Communications, ABC Radio and Dial Global.^[1] The 710 KNUS weekday lineup features Peter Boyles, Dan Caplis, Kelley & Company, a locally produced morning program featuring market veteran Steve Kelley, and includes a mix of various syndicated conservative talk programs like The Dennis Miller Show, The Mark Levin Show, The Dennis Prager Show, and The Hugh Hewitt Show. 710 KNUS is an ABC News affiliate, member of the Associated Press, and is Denver's home of the Wall Street Journal Report heard throughout the day.

Weekend shows include local favorites like the The Mike Boyle Restaurant Show, Backbone Radio with Matt Dunn and Krista Kafer, Business Unconventional with David Biondo and Dean Rotbart, and a sports program called Artificial Turf featuring 710 KNUS Sports Director Bill Rogan, Andy Cornell and Casey Bloyer. Syndicated programs from financial experts like Larry Kudlow and Bob Brinker are also part of the 710 KNUS weekend lineup.

News anchors are Tom Moller, Cliff Powers, Jason Hickman, and Connor Shreve.

History of KNUS

KNUS came on the air as KMYR in May, 1941 on 1340 kHz. It moved to 710 kHz in April, 1956.

The station was Denver's first to carry the noted The Rush Limbaugh Show. "KNUS" was also the former call sign of what is now KLUV-FM, a classic hits station in Dallas, Texas.

Former Local Hosts

Alan Berg; Ken Hamblin, Peter Boyles; Jann Scott, Marty Nalitz; Jimmy Lakey; Mike Rosen. Alan Dumas. Jim Turner. Gary Tessler. Peter Boyles returned to KNUS in the summer of 2013.

References

↑ "KNUS Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.

External links

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