Krib Radio 1490

KLSS is a radio station based in Mason City, IA, offering a diverse range of programming including music, news, and sports. With shows like "The Joe Show" and "Fisher Friday," listeners can enjoy engaging content and get to know the hosts. The station also provides weather updates, road conditions, and closings, ensuring that locals are well-informed. KLSS is actively involved in the community, encouraging listeners to join their community, donate to charitable organizations like the Salvation Army and United Way, and participate in events such as the Mason City High School Coaches Vs. Cancer Basketball Game. As part of the Alpha Media network, KLSS is committed to delivering quality entertainment and keeping listeners connected. With a strong online presence on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube, the station offers various ways for audiences to engage and stay updated. From music videos to podcasts, KLSS provides a diverse range of content to cater to different interests. Whether it's tuning in to their shows, participating in contests, or supporting local causes, KLSS aims to create a sense of community and connection among its listeners.Generated from the website

Townsquare Media-Waterloo specializes in providing customized marketing and advertising solutions for businesses in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Their comprehensive services encompass targeted digital, mobile, social, and video advertising, as well as radio broadcasting, leveraging the power of multimedia to enhance brand visibility and engagement. With a focus on effective strategies such as celebrity endorsements and high-impact advertising, Townsquare Media aims to connect clients with specific audiences through innovative campaigns. They also offer website design, search engine optimization, and promotional partnerships to help businesses grow and succeed in a competitive marketplace. Generated from the website

On June 12, 1947, the Federal Communications Commission granted a construction permit to Black Hawk Broadcasting Company for a station in Waterloo, Iowa. On November 4, Black Hawk President R.J. McElroy flipped the switch that made KWWL-AM a reality. The station began broadcasting at 1320 on the AM dial, operating at 1,000 watts of power in studio space in the Hotel Russell Lamson. The dial setting changed to 1330 a short time later, operating at 5,000 watts. McElroy later formed KWWL-TV in 1953 and KWWL-FM, now KFMW, in 1968. In 1980, KWWL-AM became KWLO with the sale of the Black Hawk Broadcasting Company. Playing classic songs, KWLO, also known as Star 1330, is located in Waterloo.