KGNU Radio AM 1390

A community radio station broadcasting on both AM 1390 and FM 88.5, serving the greater Front Range area of Colorado. Operated as a non-commercial, listener-supported outlet, it draws its programming identity from local news coverage and community-oriented talk. The station maintains separate request lines for its two primary broadcast markets, reflecting its dual-city service footprint. News programming covers local government, environmental affairs, education policy, and community events, with reporters regularly covering the Colorado state capitol. Content documented in early 2026 includes stories on state legislative activity, federal judicial decisions affecting Colorado, municipal finance, and higher education partnerships. The station also features locally produced music programming, with segments such as "Local Gold" spotlighting area artists. Community affairs content includes coverage of youth advocacy, public health policy, and regional infrastructure topics such as water management along the Colorado River system. Listener call-in programming supplements the news and talk format. Funding derives primarily from on-air pledge drives and community underwriting.