KERV 1230 - KERV

KERV 1230 - KERV 从 Kerrville TX、United States 在 Tuninga Radio 上直播。

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An AM radio station operating at 1230 kHz as a Class C station, licensed to Kerrville, Texas, and serving the broader Kerrville-Fredericksburg area of the Texas Hill Country. The station is owned by Jam Broadcasting, LLC, and carries an Adult Hits format. Its programming is also simulcast on FM translator K299CA at 107.7 MHz, branded as "107.7 Mike FM," extending coverage across Kerr County and surrounding communities. The station first signed on in 1982 and has historically operated from facilities at 301 Junction Highway in Kerrville. It holds FCC Facility ID 25378 and operates at 1,000 watts with a non-directional antenna. Kerr County's economy includes healthcare, tourism, and agriculture, and the station has historically reflected those community interests in its programming. In July 2025, the station's service area was severely affected by historic flash flooding along the Guadalupe River, one of the most destructive flood events in the region's recorded history. When Kerr County's $7 million emergency radio infrastructure failed to deliver timely alerts, and mobile CodeRED notifications reached many residents hours after flooding began, KERV and other local broadcasters assumed a critical public safety role. The station provided live reporting and real-time flood risk information to listeners in areas where cellular infrastructure was compromised, filling a communication gap during the crisis response and recovery period.