KSOS
89.5 K208GI (St. George, etc., UT)
90.3 K212AM (Carlin, NV)
90.5 K213EC (Bullhead City, AZ)
91.1 K216BB (Elko, NV)
91.1 K216EV (Logandale, NV)
95.3 K237AX (Caliente, NV)
95.3 K237AY (Pioche, NV)
103.1 K276BL (Pahrump, NV)
103.1 K276BM (Kingman, AZ)
104.9 K285AT (Pioche, NV)
104.9 K285BO (Wells, NV)
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KSOS is a non-commercial radio station located in Las Vegas, Nevada, broadcasting on 90.5 FM. KSOS airs a Christian contemporary music format.
History
KILA 95.5 FM was founded by Jack French and signed on the air in 1972. KILA became Las Vegas' first Contemporary Christian music station. KILA switched frequencies in 1985 from 95.5 FM to 90.5 FM.
KILA became the flagship station the SOS radio network in the 1980s. KILA became KSOS in 2005.
KSOS also airs its programming on a station in Utah, known as KANN, from Roy, Utah.
KSOS also broadcasts in Kingman, Arizona on 103.1 FM.
References
External links
- Facility details for Facility ID 20528 (KSOS) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
- KSOS in Nielsen Audio's FM station database
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by frequency & subchannel
- K211DC
- K215FA
- K220JW
- K234BS
- K251BS
- K261BZ
- K268CS
- K272EE
- K280DD
- KADD
- KBET
- KCEP
- KCNV
- KCYE
- KENO
- KFDG-LP
- KGHD-LD1
- KHSJ-LP
- KHYZ
- KISF
- KIYQ-LP
- KJUL
- KKGK
- KKLZ
- KKVV
- KLAV
- KLSQ
- KLUC-FM
- KMXB
- KMZQ
- KNIH
- KNPR
- KOAS
- KOMP
- HD2
- KPKK
- KQLL
- KQQY
- KQRT
- KRGT
- KRLV
- KRRN
- KSHP
- KSNE-FM
- KSOS
- KUNV
- KVEG
- KVGQ
- KVGS
- KVID
- KVKL
- KVPH
- KVXL-LP
- KWID
- KWNR
- KWWN
- KXLI
- KXNT
- KXPT
- KXQQ-FM
- HD2
- HD3
- KXTE
- KYLI
- KYMT
- WXL36
- Nearby regions
- Kingman
- Laughlin-Needles-Lake Havasu City
- Pahrump
- St. George–Cedar City
- Victor Valley/Barstow
- See also
- List of radio stations in Nevada
- Notes
- 1. Audio from channel 6 TV station
36°00′29″N 115°00′22″W / 36.008°N 115.006°W / 36.008; -115.006
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