Radio Stations in Dallas / Fort Worth

College/Community

Area codes 214 • 469 • 817 • 940 • 972
(includes the DFW area, Denton, Mesquite, Wichita Falls)

KETR-FM 88.9

P.O. Box 4504, Commerce, TX 75429-4504
(903) 886-5848 • (903) 886-5387
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Region: Dallas / Fort Worth
Genres: Americana • Big Band • Bluegrass • Blues • College/Community • Country • Folk/Acoustic • Jazz • New Age • Polka • Tejano • AAA, AC, CHR/Top 40, College Radio, Dance, Gospel/Christian, Mainstream Rock, Modern Rock, News/Talk, Oldies, Public Radio, R&B/Hip Hop, Texas Music
KETR (88.9 FM) is a 100,000-watt public radio station featuring: Light AC, a Texas Music Program, News, and Sports. We are a proud NPR member station and American Public Media affiliate, offering programs such as "A Prairie Home Companion", Car Talk", "Symphony Cast" and others. Texas Artists are asked to send CD's for air on our Texas music Program, Notably Texan, to the address above, attention: Matt Meinke. Notably Texan also conducts interview with Texas artists. KETR public radio is a 100,000 watt station serving the Northeast Texas area from the campus of Texas A&M University - Commerce.

750 North St. Paul Street, Suite 1050, Dallas, TX 75201
(469) 801-7000 • (214) 787-1909
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Region: Dallas / Fort Worth
Genres: Childrens • College/Community • College Radio, Gospel/Christian
KCBI (90.9 FM) is a 100,000-watt contemporary Christian music station programming Christian teaching and worldview programs. To call in to our studio, you may dial (817) or (214) 787-1909 or Toll Free (800) 223-5224. KCBI is simulcast on 93.9 KCRN San Angelo.

1300 San Pedro Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78212
(210) 486-1371 • (210) 486-5796
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Region: Dallas / Fort Worth
Genres: Americana • Bluegrass • Blues • College/Community • Folk/Acoustic • Jazz • Regional Mexican • Tejano • AAA, Asian, Classic Rock, College Radio, Dance, Latin Pop, Modern Rock, News/Talk, Rap, R&B/Hip Hop, Spanish AC, Texas Music
KSYM (90.1 FM) "Your Only Alternative"KSYM-FM is a radio station broadcasting an Indie-Alt-Rock music format and the popular Third Coast Music Network. Weekend shows include Jazz, Hip-Hop, and The Beatles. The student-run station was established in 1966 and is owned, operated, and licensed by San Antonio College in San Antonio, Texas, USA.

601 University Drive, Old Main, No. 106, San Marcos, TX 78666-4616
(512) 245-3485 • (512) 245-3473
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Region: Dallas / Fort Worth
Genres: College/Community • AAA, College Radio, Dance, Modern Rock, News/Talk, Rap, R&B/Hip Hop, Texas Music, Indie music
KTSW (89.9FM) "The Other Side of Radio" is the official radio station of Texas State University, broadcasting to San Marcos and the Interstate 35 corridor stretching from San Antonio to Austin. KTSW is a student run, college indie formatted station featuring music from all genres including, rock, hip-hop, electronic and more. KTSW has several specialty shows, news programs, syndicated shows, talk shows, and is the official station for Bobcat Athletics and Rattler Football broadcasts. KTSW is host to the annual My Radio Festival, aka, MR Fest, a free music and arts fest held the last weekend of every April, as well as other live music events both on and off campus throughout the year. Check out our website for sports broadcasts schedules, specialty show details, upcoming events and the complete program guide.

P.O. Box T-0095, Stephenville, TX 76402
(254) 968-9586 • (254)-968-9589
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Region: Dallas / Fort Worth
Genres: College/Community • Classic Rock, College Radio, Mainstream Rock, Modern Rock, News/Talk, Public Radio, Rap, R&B/Hip Hop
KXTR (100.7 LP-FM) "The Planet" is Stephenville's Rock and Rap alternative, playing over 5 decades of popular music from 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM. During the late night hours from 10:00 PM - 4:00 AM, the station plays some of the biggest hits in Hip-Hop and Rap, both old and new. "Good music all the time." The station is owned and operated by Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas. We play all kinds of rock music and anything else that we deem worthy. The station made its first broadcast on February 9, 2004. KURT provides an opportunity for Tarleton students of all majors to gain experience both on-air and off as a DJ or by working in a management, promotions, sales, production or music position. Internships are also available for students who would like to gain experience while also earning class credit.