KSUT Public Radio

Stay informed with KSUT Public Radio, a top station for 24/7 breaking news in Colorado. Get the latest updates on politics, business, and world affairs, along with expert analysis on major sports events. From live interviews to compelling debates, this station delivers real-time news, expert sports insights, and powerful discussions. Broadcasting on FM, Internet and leading online streaming platforms.

Serving the vibrant Four Corners region of Southwest Colorado and parts of New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah, KSUT Public Radio offers a unique blend of public broadcasting and diverse music programming. Originating as a vital communication service for the Southern Ute Tribe in 1976, the station has evolved into two distinct yet unified services: Four Corners Public Radio and Southern Ute Tribal Radio. Listeners seeking comprehensive news and in-depth stories can tune into Four Corners Public Radio on various frequencies, including 90.1 FM in Ignacio, 89.3 FM in Durango, and 88.1 FM in Farmington and Pagosa Springs. This service is a reliable source for popular programs like Morning Edition and All Things Considered, alongside a “Music Blend” that explores genres from Americana to jazz and world music.

For those interested in Native American culture, community news, and traditional music, Southern Ute Tribal Radio provides dedicated programming on 91.3 FM in Ignacio and Southern Ute tribal lands, as well as 89.7 FM in Farmington and Northwest New Mexico, and 100.9 FM in Towaoc and Ute Mountain Ute tribal lands. This arm of KSUT FM continues its original mission, featuring local Native American programs, tribal meetings, and even high school sports from Ignacio. Whether you’re looking for global headlines or a connection to indigenous voices and sounds, KSUT Radio strives to serve its diverse audience across the Four Corners.