KSUN 103.7 FM

The broadcaster offers a diverse music selection, drawing from both contemporary and classic recordings. Its programming extends beyond music to include state and local news, addressing the concerns and interests of residents within Blaine County and Camas County. This includes coverage of Hailey, Sun Valley, Ketchum, Bellevue, Fairfield, and areas extending to Twin Falls and Boise. The station aims to serve as a resource for public affairs and community information within the region. The broadcaster operates in simulcast with sister station KHLY 1440 AM, located in a nearby town. A key element of the station’s identity is its commitment to providing local news and information, reflecting the unique needs of the communities it serves. The station’s programming includes a morning show called “SCOTT’s iPhone,” hosted by Scott. Daily ski reports are provided by Larry Flynn, accessible via his website. The station’s website provides links to these resources. The station also acknowledges the legacy of “Brother Alpine,” who previously served as Program & Music Director. The station’s website features a section dedicated to “Top Shows,” although specific show titles beyond “SCOTT’s iPhone” are not detailed. Listeners can access live audio streams through the station’s website. The broadcaster also offers free mobile applications for both Apple and Google platforms, allowing listeners to access content on the go. The station’s history is intertwined with that of KHLY 1440 AM, which replaced the area's first AM radio station established in 1959. KSUN the station MHz began broadcasting on January 1st, 2020, as a sister station to KHLY. The FM broadcasting tower is strategically located atop Bald Mountain Ski Area, reaching an elevation of 9,150 feet. The AM tower is situated on the valley floor, approximately two miles north of Hailey. The broadcaster is part of Sun Valley Media Group LLC and maintains affiliations with organizations including the Wood River Valley Chamber of Commerce, the Idaho State Broadcasters Association, and the National Association of Broadcasters. The station’s physical address is 100 Sun Valley Road, P. O. Box 2936. Contact information for news and public affairs inquiries is provided, directing listeners to Scott at (208) 863-6969 or scott@ksun.live. The station maintains a public file and license information accessible through its website. Advertising opportunities are available, with contact information and rate cards provided on the website. Coverage maps are also available for download, illustrating the station’s broadcast range within the Wood River Valley. The station also provides downloadable resources such as radio scripts and media kits.