Univision Radio

KERA Unlimited is KERA 13 and KERA 90.1, the nonprofit public radio and television stations for the North Texas area. The TV and radio stations serve more than 3 million viewers and listeners every week and produce more than 1100 hours of original local radio programming, along with quarterly television documentaries focusing on issues important to the state. On television, KERA contributes to the national PBS schedule, with productions that include Matisse and Picasso, the national Emmy-award winning The U.S.-Mexican War (1846-1848) and The American Experience: LBJ. The television station provides coverage of election issues, debates and conventions, locally, regionally and nationally. KERA 13 is a source of news, analysis and public affairs with such television series as Newsroom, featuring Jim Lehrer. On radio, KERA 90.1 produces The Glenn Mitchell Show, which airs weekdays. In addition, its reporters regularly contribute to NPR's Morning Edition, All Things Considered and Marketplace. KERA provides closed captioning and descriptive video services on television, and SAP channel for Spanish language translation. For more than 25 years, KERA has helped to provide services for the blind and learning disabled by broadcasting Reading and Radio Resource on sub carrier channels. The Reading and Radio Resource reaches nearly 2,000 individuals across North Texas.

WBAP, News Talk 820, serves the Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas area with news, sports, traffic and weather. The radio station signed on the air in 1922 with 10 watts of power, which amounted to the 1920's version of electronic string and coffee-can communication. WBAP soon became a more powerful station, becoming one of the few 50,000 watt, clear-channel stations in the United States. Today, according to an independent study, WBAP has the greatest daytime coverage of any radio station in America and as much coverage at night as any other U.S. radio station. In early 1923 the station became the first ever to broadcast a rodeo, the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. Other WBAP firsts include: the first radio station in the southwest to broadcast a baseball game and a football game, the first radio station in America with regularly scheduled newscasts, the first station to remote broadcasts by shortwave radio and the first individual station to send a war correspondent to Europe in the early days of World War II. Music was a major part of WBAP's programming from the beginning. Live, in-studio broadcasts were scheduled which featured musicians on WBAP such as The Light Crust Doughboys, The Sunshine Boys and Bewley's Chuck Wagon Gang. News has been a major WBAP commitment from the early years, and WBAP has been home to some of the best newsmen in America including regionally and nationally known journalists.