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LPFM station directory

All licensed low power FM stations and construction permits, showing frequency, power, licensee and when the license expires. Refreshed each morning.

Choose a state, or search a city, call sign, frequency or licensee. FCC data current to October 16, 2026.

StateOn the airSilentPermitsTotal
Alaska 140 014
Alabama 410 041
Arkansas 380 038
American Samoa 20 02
Arizona 390 039
California 1630 0163
Colorado 290 029
Connecticut 90 09
Delaware 50 05
Florida 1610 0161
Georgia 640 064
Guam 10 01
Hawaii 180 018
Iowa 260 026
Idaho 110 011
Illinois 380 038
Indiana 420 042
Kansas 290 029
Kentucky 360 036
Louisiana 480 048
Massachusetts 370 037
Maryland 150 015
Maine 90 09
Michigan 440 044
Minnesota 240 024
Missouri 400 040
Mississippi 270 027
Montana 350 035
North Carolina 610 061
North Dakota 130 013
Nebraska 290 029
New Hampshire 170 017
New Jersey 150 015
New Mexico 190 019
Nevada 160 016
New York 460 046
Ohio 540 054
Oklahoma 170 017
Oregon 670 067
Pennsylvania 450 045
Puerto Rico 150 015
Rhode Island 60 06
South Carolina 430 043
South Dakota 70 07
Tennessee 630 063
Texas 1940 0194
Utah 120 012
Virginia 360 036
U.S. Virgin Islands 20 02
Vermont 120 012
Washington 550 055
Wisconsin 510 051
West Virginia 240 024
Wyoming 110 011

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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.