Peak FM - KKPK

A commercial FM radio station licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado, broadcasting at 92.9 MHz and serving both the Colorado Springs and Pueblo metropolitan areas. Owned by Cumulus Media, the station operates an adult contemporary format that incorporates a variety hits element, drawing from a playlist focused on music from the 1980s, 1990s, and more recent titles that have performed well in audience testing. The station carries the syndicated program "John Tesh Intelligence for Your Life" during evening hours. KKPK is known for community involvement, including a recurring fundraiser called the "Peak FM Pantry Raid" that supports charitable organizations. Studios and offices are housed in the Cumulus Colorado Springs complex on Corporate Drive, while the transmitter is located southwest of the city near Cheyenne Mountain State Park. The 92.9 FM frequency has a lengthy history in the Colorado Springs market. It first signed on as KVOR-FM on February 1, 1960, simulcasting its AM sister station with a middle-of-the-road format as a CBS Radio News affiliate. The station underwent multiple format changes over subsequent decades, adopting the Z93 call sign and contemporary hits format in 1974, transitioning to adult contemporary in the 1980s using Transtar Radio Networks programming, shifting to oldies in 1990, and moving toward a classic hits approach in 2005. The "Peak" branding arrived at the 92.9 frequency in the mid-2000s following a frequency swap involving Citadel Broadcasting.