KMCO, with 100,000 watts, covers 16 counties and is the most powerful FM station in Southeastern Oklahoma. K-101 plays the popular current Country Music Hits, with a mix of ‘Gold Hits’ from the past. K-101 is music and promotion-intensive, which gets our listeners involved. Our local live Disc Jockeys include Todd Allen weekday mornings followed by midday man Brandon Green. Brandon is also the voice of the Buffaloes. Afternoon Drive is handled by Austin ‘Sweet Wheat’ Wheat. KMCO is the area’s most listened-to station. K-101 is also home to Oklahoma City Thunder basketball.

 

 

KNED operates at 1,000 watts on 1150 AM and at 250 watts at 98.3 FM. KNED has a 70-year history as McAlester’s full-service radio station. The music played on KNED is ‘Traditional Country’ and current artists with that same traditional texture. Each weekday morning starts off with radio veteran Megan Waters from 7-8 AM followed by midday man Wyatt “The Cadillac Kid” from 10 am-2 pm.  KNED features, McAlester Buffalo Football, Lady Buff & Buffalo Basketball, and Buffalo Baseball. We are a long-time affiliate of ABC Radio News and we are the source for severe weather information. KNED is home to Oklahoma Sooner Football and Basketball for more than 40 years.

KTMC-FM, ‘Classic Rock 105.1’, operates at 6,000 watts and covers 7 counties in Southeastern Oklahoma. Classic Rock 105 features the rock hits from the late ’60s, the ’70s, ’80s, 90’s and current releases from heritage and new rock artists that fit the genre. Our playlist includes the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Eagles, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Who, and ZZ Top, just to name a few. Early morning rockers wake up with Fat Rat The afternoon drive features Dan Mitchell. KTMC-FM serves the active 45 to 65-year-old, female and male Baby Boomers, who are high-earning and high-spending adult rock fans. “Rock 105” is also home to OSU Cowboy Football and Basketball and ‘The Annual PITT 8 Basketball Tournament’ in January.

Cool 96.7 and 1400AM – McAlester’s first local radio station, hitting the airways back in 1946. KTMC-AM is McAlester’s hottest hits station – keeping it local by broadcasting regional news and live severe weather coverage while playing a variety of today’s hottest hits along with the biggest hits from the 90s and 2000s.