KMXW

KURK
City of license Sparks, Nevada
Broadcast area Reno, Nevada
Branding 100.9 The Bandit
Slogan Reno's Best Rock
Frequency 100.9 MHz
Translator(s) 105.1 K286AG (Carson City)
First air date 1983
Format Mainstream Rock
ERP 6,000 watts
HAAT 62 meters
Class A
Facility ID 48683
Former callsigns KKMR (1990-1993)
KNDE (1993-1995)
KQNV (1995-1997)
KLCA (1997-1998)
KQNV (3/10/1998-3/15/1998)
KRZQ-FM (1998-2011)
KMXW (2011-2014)
Owner Wilks Broadcasting
Webcast Listen Live
Website renosbestrock.com

KURK is a commercial radio station located in Reno, Nevada, broadcasting to the Reno, Nevada area on 100.9 FM, and K286AG 105.1 FM in Carson City. Until September 12, 2011, KRZQ aired an alternative rock music format with a tagline of "Reno's New Rock Alternative."

On noon on September 12, 2011, KRZQ changed to a Hot Adult Contemporary format.[1] KRZQ now broadcasts on 104.1 FM, based in Fallon Nevada.

The former station (100.9) then known as Mix 100.9, tagged as "Reno's Best Music Mix." The change in format did not result in immediate job losses, as many personalities started simply using different names.[2] The hot adult contemporary was designed to fill the void from when KLCA dropped it for contemporary hit radio by July 2011.

On September 28, 2011 KRZQ changed their call letters to KMXW, to go with the "Mix 100.9" branding.

On June 20th, 2014, following KURK 92.9's sale to Educational Media Foundation, it was announced that KMXW will adopt the Classic Rock format found on KURK as 100.9 The Bandit once the sale is completed. KURK 92.9 then flipped to EMF's Air 1 network. On August 1, 2014 The KURK call sign moved to 100.9 FM.

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