KSUT Tribal Radio
Native american music, storytelling projects, and news.
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Stay informed with KSUT Tribal 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.
When KSUT Tribal Radio signed on for the first time on June 14, 1976, it was one of only eight stations in the country airing tribal programming.
KSUT Tribal Radio 91.3 FM came to life as a communications service for Southern Ute tribal members. Originally, the signal covered Ignacio and part of the Pine River Valley. Programming was mostly in the Ute language and included cultural affairs, community news, personal messages, traditional Native American music, and rock and popular music.
Growing demand for public radio in the Four Corners presented KSUT Tribal Radio with an opportunity. In 1984 the station’s board of directors voted to expand the station’s broadcast appeal and area. It became an affiliate of both National Public Radio and American Public Radio and added a variety of diverse music programming to the lineup.
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