KJUL (FM)

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KJUL is an FM radio station licensed to Moapa Valley, Nevada, serving the Las Vegas market on 104.7 MHz with an adult standards format. KJUL is owned by Summit American, Inc.

History

The station was originally licensed in 2001 as a local (class-A) station in Moapa Valley under the callsign KBHQ. In 2005, KBHQ was upgraded to a full class-C1 facility, with 100 kW ERP, still licensed to Moapa Valley but now with a signal capable of serving the Las Vegas market. KBHQ became classic country "Willie" KWLY on July 20, 2005, and then on November 7 adopted the adult-standards format and callsign long heard on KJUL 104.3. (The KJUL callsign had been adopted by an AM station in St. George, Utah when KJUL became KCYE, and Summit had to negotiate with that station for use of the callsign.)

External links

[KJUL Website]

[Query the FCC's FM station database for KJUL]

Broadcast radio stations in the Las Vegas market
AM	KBTB 670 (not yet on air) - KDWN 720 (talk) - KBET 790 (not yet on air) - KXNT 840 (talk) - KLSQ 870 (recuerdos) - KBAD 920 (sports) - KNUU 970 (news/talk) - KKVV 1060 (religious) - KWWN 1100 (not yet on air) - KSFN 1140 (talk) - KLAV 1230 (talk) - KDOX 1280 (talk) - KRLV 1340 (Spanish-language talk) - KSHP 1400 (talk/sports) - KENO 1460 (sports)
FM	KCEP 88.1 (urban) - KEKL 88.5 (contemporary Christian) - KNPR 88.9 (news/talk) - KHRI 89.3 - KCNV 89.7 (classical) - KSOS 90.5 (contemporary Christian) - KAIZ 91.1 (Christian rock) - KVKL 91.1 (not yet on air) - KUNV 91.5 (jazz/adult alternative) - KOMP 92.3 (rock - KRRN 92.7 (Spanish-language hits) - KQOL 93.1 (oldies) - KMXB 94.1 (Hot AC) - KWNR 95.5 (country) - KKLZ 96.3 (classic rock) - KXPT 97.1 (classic hits) - KVEG 97.5 (rhythmic CHR) - KLUC 98.5 (rhythmic CHR) - KRGT 99.3 (Spanish-language urban) - KHYZ 99.7 (adult contemporary) - KKJJ 100.5 (Jack FM) - KPKK 101.1 (smooth jazz) - KWID 101.9 (recuerdos) - KSTJ 102.7 (80s Rock) - KISF 103.5 (regional Mexican) - KCYE 104.3 (Country) - KJUL 104.7 (Adult Standards) - KQRT 105.1 (regional Mexican) - KOAS 105.7 (smooth jazz) - KSNE 106.5 (Soft AC) - KXTE 107.5 (Modern rock) - KVGS 107.9 (Modern rock)

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