- Station name Station name
- KNCH 90.1 Texas Tech University Public Media - San Angelo, TX
- Description Description
- The station first signed on in 1996 as KUTX, owned by the University of Texas as a sister station to KUT in Austin. Its arrival brought public radio to one of the few areas in the nation that didn't have a clear signal from a public radio station.
- Launch date Launch date
- 1996
- Owner Owner
- Texas Tech University
- Contact Contact
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KNCH 90.1 Texas Tech University Public Media - San Angelo, TX
KNCH (90.1 MHz) is the National Public Radio station for the Concho Valley of west-central Texas. Licensed to San Angelo, it is owned by Texas Tech University and operated out of the Texas Tech University Public Media Building on the corner of 18th Street…
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| Language Language | English |
| Stream status Stream status | Ok |
| Homepage Homepage | kttz.org |
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Primary frequency
90.1 MHz
Service type
FM
Transmitter coordinates
31.5893333, -100.5170556
Coverage area
Concho Valley
Owner / network
Texas Tech University
First air date
1996
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| Station ID | 49645 |
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| Region | United States, Texas |
| Branding | Texas Tech Public Media |
| Owner | Texas Tech University |
| Broadcast area | Concho Valley |
| Launched | 1996 |
| Website | kttz.org |
| Primary frequency | 90.1 MHz |
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| Last check | 3 hours ago |
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| Stream host | 23023.live.streamtheworld.com |
| Final host | 23023.live.streamtheworld.com |
| HTTP status | 200 |
| Content type | audio/mpeg |
| Server software | MediaGateway 6.16.1-500.el9 |
| Latency | 1132 ms |
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| Current stream format | MP3 |
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About station About KNCH 90.1 Texas Tech University Public Media - San Angelo, TX
KNCH (90.1 MHz) is the National Public Radio station for the Concho Valley of west-central Texas. Licensed to San Angelo, it is owned by Texas Tech University and operated out of the Texas Tech University Public Media Building on the corner of 18th Street and Indiana Avenue on the university's campus in Lubbock.
The station first signed on in 1996 as KUTX, owned by the University of Texas as a sister station to KUT in Austin. Its arrival brought public radio to one of the few areas in the nation that didn't have a clear signal from a public radio station. The station was a straight simulcast of KUT, with no local programming. In 2007, however, UT began discussions about selling KUTX to Texas Tech. At the time, Angelo State University was in the process of joining the Texas Tech University System, and UT officials thought KUTX would be a perfect complement. The sale closed in December 2009. Texas Tech officially took control in April 2010 and changed the callsign to the current KNCH. Texas Tech transitioned the format news blended with classical music.
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