KMYR[]
1966–1970[]
1970–1975[]
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LOGO MISSING |
KHOW-FM (first era)[]
1975–1976[]
KXKX[]
1976–1980[]
KHOW-FM (second era)[]
1980–1983[]
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LOGO MISSING |
KPKE[]
1983–1987[]
In 1983, KHOW-FM's format was changed to Top 40 (CHR) as KPKE, All Hit 96 FM, Denver's Brand New Peak. KPKE had some of the highest ratings in the market. In 1986, all of Metromedia's stations, including KPKE, were spun off into a new company titled Metropolitan Broadcasting.
KSYY[]
1987–1991[]
KHOW-FM (third era)[]
1991–1993[]
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LOGO MISSING |
KHIH[]
1993–2000[]
KFMD[]
2000–2005[]
KMGG[]
2005–2006[]
KPTT (2006–2022)/KDHT (2022–present)[]
2006–2010[]
2010–2015[]
2015–2021[]
2021–present[]
