KGFX 1060AM

The station delivers news and sports programming, serving as a key source of information for its listening audience. It is one of seven stations operated by Dakota Radio Group, with a presence in two locations. The broadcaster focuses on delivering local news, agricultural reports, and community updates, alongside broader state and national news coverage. A significant portion of the content revolves around issues impacting the agricultural community, including commodity prices, farm real estate markets, and government policies affecting farmers. Recent reports cover topics such as incorrect load coupons mailed to residents, legislative actions regarding religious freedom, school district boundary adjustments, and concerns about the Missouri River's water supply. The station also reports on local incidents, such as traffic accidents and criminal sentencing, demonstrating a commitment to comprehensive local reporting. The programming schedule features a variety of news broadcasts and reports, with specific mentions of “Lessons from the Legislature” presented by District 24 Representative Will Mortenson. The broadcaster also provides weather updates and “Discount Deals.” A segment called “Wheeler Dealer” is also featured. While specific show hosts are not identified, the station’s commitment to news and sports is evident through the frequent reporting on legislative sessions, agricultural events like the Commodity Classic, and athletic conference selections. The station provides updates on events such as the Pierre City Commission meetings and reports on incidents affecting the community, indicating a focus on timely and relevant information for listeners. The station’s history is intertwined with the Dakota Radio Group, which operates multiple stations across two locations. The broadcaster is associated with stations including River 92.7 FM, 100.1 FM The Eagle, KMLO, KOLY AM 1300 STAR 99.5 FM, and KPLO. The broadcaster’s commitment to serving the local community is demonstrated through partnerships, such as the recent collaboration with Feeding South Dakota to assist food-insecure relatives. The broadcaster also provides a platform for local voices, as evidenced by the inclusion of Representative Mortenson’s “Lessons from the Legislature” segment. The broadcaster’s presence extends beyond audio, with a website providing news updates and local cancellations information. The station’s online presence includes a website that provides news updates and a local cancellations page. The website encourages users to upgrade their browsers for an improved experience. The broadcaster also provides information regarding incorrect coupons and corrections being mailed to residents. The station’s website features sections dedicated to news, sports, weather, and contact information. The broadcaster also highlights “Discount Deals” and “Feature” content on its website, suggesting a broader range of services beyond traditional radio programming. The station’s commitment to community engagement is reflected in its reporting on local events and its partnerships with organizations like Feeding South Dakota.