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LPFM stations in Utah
All licensed low power FM stations and construction permits, showing frequency, power, licensee and when the license expires. Refreshed each morning.
16 stations, by community. FCC data as of October 16, 2026.
| Station | Community | Licensee | Power | Status | License expires |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KCVA-LP94.7 MHz | Castle Valley, UT | Castle Valley Academy | 100 W at -200 mLP100 | Construction permit | |
| KLEL-LP104.5 MHz | Hurricane, UT | Utah Hurricane Radio | 100 W at -49 mLP100 | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 |
| KVWJ-LP94.9 MHz | Hyrum, UT | Alumni Records, Inc. | 100 W at -230 mLP100 | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 |
| KKNB-LP92.7 MHz | Kanab, UT | KANE COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE | 89 W at -51 mLP100 | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 |
| KBLU-LP92.3 MHz | Logan, UT | Aggie Radio | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 | |
| KCUT-LP102.9 MHz | Moab, UT | TUNNEL VISION MUSIC | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 | |
| KAAJ-LP103.9 MHz | Monticello, UT | First Baptist Church | 100 W at -55 mLP100 | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 |
| New station93.7 MHz | Ogden, UT | Weber State University (KWCR, student radio organization) | 50 W at -140 mLP100 | Construction permit | |
| KOUO-LP92.9 MHz | Orderville, UT | KANE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE | 80 W at -96 mLP100 | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 |
| KHYV-LP96.7 MHz | Salt Lake City, UT | Alternative Arts and Music Program Utah | 100 W at -156 mLP100 | Construction permit | |
| KIDZ-LP92.9 MHz | Salt Lake City, UT | Spy Hop Productions | 50 W at -156 mLP100 | Construction permit | |
| KUAA-LP99.9 MHz | Salt Lake City, UT | UTAH ARTS ALLIANCE | 100 W at -61 mLP100 | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 |
| KFUR-LP101.1 MHz | St. George, UT | LATINOS UNIDOS BROADCASTING, INC. | 20 W at 67 mLP100 | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 |
| KQUT-LP100.3 MHz | St. George, UT | UTAH LOCAL RADIO | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 | |
| KWBR-LP105.7 MHz | St. George, UT | Utah Multi-Cultural Radio, Inc. | 5 W at 125 mLP100 | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 |
| KTQZ-LP97.3 MHz | Toquerville, UT | Toquerville City | Licensed | Oct 1, 2029 |
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How this directory works
- Included: each LPFM the FCC lists as licensed (whether on the air, silent or running reduced power) plus every construction permit not yet built. Cancelled or deleted stations are left out.
- Power is the station's height above average terrain and effective radiated power, taken from its current license, or from its permit if it is not licensed yet.
- The licensee shown is the applicant named on the station's latest FCC application.
Data from the FCC's LMS, refreshed each morning. This is not an FCC product.