KVNU
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| Broadcast area | Logan, Utah Preston, Idaho Brigham City, Utah Ogden ,Utah |
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| Branding | News Talk 610 KVNU |
| Slogan | 'News Talk Aggies' |
| First air date | 1938 |
| Frequency | Logan 610 AM format = News Talk |
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| ERP | 10,000 Watts Day, 1,000 Watts Night owner = Sun Valley Radio |
| Owner | {{{owner}}} |
| Website | http://www.610kvnu.com |
KVNU (AM 610) is a news talk radio station in Logan, Utah, USA. The call letters stand for "the Voice of Northern Utah". The station was started in 1938 by Reed Bullen and his father. Bullen owned the station until 1996 when it was sold to the Cache Valley Radio Group. The KVNU studios are in the same building, informally called "the Radio Ranch", with the rest of the stations in the Cache Valley Radio Group including KKEX "Kix 96", KBLQ "Q 92", KVFX "94-5 VFX", KGNT "KOOL 103.9", KLZX 95.9 FM and KLGN 1390 AM.
KVNU is the flagship station of the Utah State Aggie radio network. Men's basketball and football games are broadcast with Al Lewis providing play by play.
[edit] Monday Thru Friday Schedule
12AM - 4 AM Coast To Coast AM with George Noory
4AM - 6AM Daybreak USA
6AM - 9:10 AM KVNU Morning News with Al Lewis & Alexis Davies
9:10 AM - 9:35 AM Crosstalk with Jennie Christensen
9:35 AM - 9:50 AM Paul Harvey 15 Minute News
9:50 AM - 10:00 AM Trading Post with Jay Eubanks
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM The Rush Limbaugh Show
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Dr. Laura
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Afternoon News with Bill Walter and Eric Frandsen
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM For the People with Tom Grover and Ryan Yonk
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Full Court Press with "Hurricane" John Newbold, Eric Frandsen and Cam Barrett
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Sean Hannity
10:00 PM - 11:00 PM Dr. Dean Edell
11:00 PM - 12:00 AM Coast to Coast AM with George Noory
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| Radio stations in the Salt Lake City market (Arbitron #31) | ||
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| AM stations: KNRS 570 | KVNU 610 | KTKK 630 | KALL 700 | KSVN 730 | KUTR 820 | KKAT 860 | KDWZ 910 | KCPW 1010 | KDYL 1060 | KSL 1160 | KJQS 1230 | KZNS 1280 | KFNZ 1320 | KSOP 1370 | KLO 1430 | KRRD 1600 | KBJA 1640 | ||
| FM stations: KWCR 88.1 | KCPW 88.3/K287AE 105.3 | KNKL 88.7 | KBYU 89.1 | KUER 90.1 | K213CQ 90.5 | KRCL 90.9 | KUSU 91.5|K208CS 89.5 | KOHS 91.7 | KTCE 92.1 | KUUU 92.5 | KBLQ 92.9 | KUBL 93.3 | KODJ 94.1 | KVFX 94.5/K252DI 98.3/K284AI 104.7 | KHTB 94.9 | KYFO 95.5/K224BY 92.7 | KMGR 95.9 | KXRK 96.3 | KKEX 96.7/K256BB 99.1 | KQMB 96.7 | KZHT 97.1 | KOAY 97.5 | KBZN 97.9 | K252DB 98.3 | KBEE 98.7 | KJMY 99.5 | KSFI 100.3 | KYMV 100.7 | KBER 101.1 | KEGA 101.5 | KENZ 101.9 | KDUT 102.3 | KSL-FM 102.7 | KJQN 103.1 | KRSP 103.5 | KGNT 103.9 | KUDE 103.9 | KSOP 104.3 | KYLZ 104.7 | KAUU 105.1 | KXRV 105.7 | KBMG 106.1 | KOSY 106.5 | KKAT 107.5 | KUDD 107.9 | ||
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| Radio stations in the Salt Lake City market (Arbitron #31) | ||
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| AM stations: KNRS 570 | KVNU 610 | KTKK 630 | KALL 700 | KSVN 730 | KUTR 820 | KKAT 860 | KDWZ 910 | KCPW 1010 | KDYL 1060 | KSL 1160 | KJQS 1230 | KZNS 1280 | KFNZ 1320 | KSOP 1370 | KLO 1430 | KRRD 1600 | KBJA 1640 | ||
| FM stations: KWCR 88.1 | KCPW 88.3/K287AE 105.3 | KNKL 88.7 | KBYU 89.1 | KUER 90.1 | K213CQ 90.5 | KRCL 90.9 | KUSU 91.5|K208CS 89.5 | KOHS 91.7 | KTCE 92.1 | KUUU 92.5 | KBLQ 92.9 | KUBL 93.3 | KODJ 94.1 | KVFX 94.5/K252DI 98.3/K284AI 104.7 | KHTB 94.9 | KYFO 95.5/K224BY 92.7 | KMGR 95.9 | KXRK 96.3 | KKEX 96.7/K256BB 99.1 | KQMB 96.7 | KZHT 97.1 | KOAY 97.5 | KBZN 97.9 | K252DB 98.3 | KBEE 98.7 | KJMY 99.5 | KSFI 100.3 | KYMV 100.7 | KBER 101.1 | KEGA 101.5 | KENZ 101.9 | KDUT 102.3 | KSL-FM 102.7 | KJQN 103.1 | KRSP 103.5 | KGNT 103.9 | KUDE 103.9 | KSOP 104.3 | KYLZ 104.7 | KAUU 105.1 | KXRV 105.7 | KBMG 106.1 | KOSY 106.5 | KKAT 107.5 | KUDD 107.9 | ||
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