KPUR-FM 95.7

The station broadcasts a primarily Country music format, with occasional inclusion of Americana and Rock music. Featured content includes artist interviews, news updates, and performance highlights. The website regularly showcases new releases and artist spotlights, providing listeners with information on current trends and emerging talent within the Country music scene. Articles detail the creative processes behind popular songs, such as Ben Gallaher’s “I’ll Take You,” which evolved from a ballad into a country-rock hit, and Ashley McBryde’s new single, “What If We Don’t.” The broadcaster also highlights appearances of Country artists in television shows, like Ashley Cooke’s role in the CBS drama ‘Marshals.’ Programming on the station includes segments dedicated to artist features and album releases. William Clark Green recently released the album 'Watterson Hall,' which is being promoted on the site. Morgan Evans has participated in 'The BobbyCast,' where he discussed aspects of his personal life and privacy. Megan Moroney performed her song “Medicine” on 'The Tonight Show,' a performance also highlighted on the website. The site also teases the potential release of unreleased music from Keith Whitley, with his son, Jesse, sharing plans for the archives. Content is regularly updated, with articles appearing daily and featuring contributions from writers such as Mariana. The broadcaster is actively involved in promoting events and contests. A current promotion offers listeners a chance to win $5,000 as part of a “Luck of the Irish” contest. The website also provides information regarding upcoming Country and Americana festivals, confirming dates for a busy 2026 season, spanning from April through September. The station celebrates Women's History Month with featured content, and provides updates on artist news and appearances, demonstrating a commitment to showcasing both established and emerging talent. The station provides a live audio stream accessible through the website. The website also features sections for advertising and “Sweet Deals.” The broadcaster encourages visitors to upgrade their browsers for an improved online experience. The website serves as a hub for listeners to stay informed about artist news, upcoming events, and contests, fostering a sense of community among Country music enthusiasts. The site also highlights artist appearances in television shows and provides behind-the-scenes insights into the creation of popular songs.