- KBAD
Infobox Radio Station
name = KBAD-AM
city =Las Vegas, Nevada
area =Las Vegas metropolitan area
branding = Fox Sports Radio 920
slogan = The Sports Leader
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frequency = 920 (kHz)
format = Sports Talk
erp = 5,000watt s (daytime)
500 watts (nighttime)
class = B
owner = Lotus Broadcasting Corp.
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website =
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affiliations =Fox Sports Radio KBAD AM 920 is a
Fox Sports Radio affiliate and local sports station licensed to Las Vegas, Nevada and is owned byLotus Broadcasting . [ cite web|url=http://www.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/fmq?call=KBAD |title=KBAD Facility Record |work=United StatesFederal Communications Commission , audio division ] KBAD was formerly known as KORK-AM prior to 1997.KORK
During its heyday under the ownership of
Donrey Media KORK with anadult contemporary format was among the most popular stations in Las Vegas for the 18+ listenership. Its lineup included well-known disc jockeys, such asRed McIlvaine andWalt Reno .The simulcast morning drive newscasts of KORK AM/FM in the 1970's were among the highest radio news broadcasts in southern Nevada history. During the latter part of the decade the newsroom was led by news directorBill Buckmaster (now news anchor atKUAT-TV in Tucson) and included reportersJackie Glass (now a District Court Judge in Las Vegas) andSteven L. Herman , currently aVoice of America correspondent in Asia. The trio was frequently heard onNBC radio network newscasts.KORK later became an big band station similar to
KJUL 104.3 FM. KORK changed its call sign to KBAD in 1997 and began airing sports talk radio. It was known briefly as "K-BAD AM 920".Programming
KBAD is the flagship station of the sports programs at UNLV including their football and basketball teams. The station also carries games of the
San Diego Chargers . KBAD was the flagship station of the formerArena Football League 'sLas Vegas Gladiators who for the upcoming 2008 season were moved toCleveland, Ohio . Boxing analystAl Bernstein once had a daily show on KBAD.Currently, KBAD is carrying
Fox Sports Radio . It previously carried programming fromESPN Radio , untilMarch 3 rd,2008 , when that programming was transferred toKWWN . Fox Sports Radio was previously heard on another Las Vegas station,KENO AM 1460, which also changed its format on March 3rd, 2008 toESPN Deportes Radio References
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