KTTH AM 770

A commercial AM radio station in Seattle, Washington, operating on a clear-channel frequency and owned by Bonneville International, a broadcasting company affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and headquartered in Salt Lake City. The station airs a conservative talk radio format, primarily consisting of syndicated national programming supplemented by a local afternoon program. Daytime transmission is at 50,000 watts, the maximum permitted for commercial AM stations, while nighttime power is reduced to 5,000 watts to protect other stations on the clear-channel frequency. The transmitter is located on Vashon Island, with studios in Seattle's Eastlake district. Programming is also distributed on FM translator K233BU at 94.5 MHz. The station carries weekday syndicated programming including Armstrong & Getty, The Dana Loesch Show, The Guy Benson Show, The Will Cain Show, and Fox Across America with Jimmy Failla, alongside America at Night with Rich Valdes and America's First News with Matt Ray. Local conservative talk host Jason Rantz anchors weekday afternoon drive. Weekend scheduling features health, money, retirement, and real estate programming along with syndicated hosts Brian Kilmeade, Brett Baier, and Josh Hammer. Most hours incorporate updates from Fox News Radio. The station's call history dates to 1925, when it debuted as KTCL under the slogan "Know The Charmed Land," making use of equipment acquired from Roy Olmsted's former station KFQX. The station cycled through several call letter identities before arriving at its current designation.