We are located in Cameron, but we are involved in the daily lives of our listeners. They count on us for news, weather, sports, and farm information. Whether it’s a County Fair, a high school sporting event, a city council meeting, or whatever, people tune in to KKWK. In fact, in 2000, we broadcast over 100 local high school and college sporting events representing 20 high schools and one college, and over 15 county fairs and festivals in our 17 county coverage area. We have our own color radar to detect severe storms that threaten the listeners of our area.

The staff of  professionals covers the interests and concerns, shares the joys and sorrows, talks with and listens to over 450,000 robust, productive Missourians each day. Our listeners are also active participants in over 10 audience participation shows each week. It’s this type of listenership that hears your ads and buys your goods and services. KKWK RADIO plays a very meaningful part in our listeners’ daily lives.

KKWK is the news and information voice for 450,000 people in over 100 communities in 17 Northwest Missouri counties. KKWK is total broadcast service and community involvement. KKWK is sports, entertainment, facts, and fun for adults 25 to 65.

KKWK is involved with the people of North Missouri. It is their local daily news source as most are served only be weekly newspapers. Active involvement makes KKWK as close to our listeners as their neighbor across the street.

KKWK features the midwest’s only Vocal Easy Music Mix featuring the most relaxing sounds along with timeless easy listening favorites. KKWK is also agri-news with the Brownfield Network and weather information from the National Weather Service. KKWK and Agriculture-they’re both mighty big in the 17 Counties of America’s Heartland!

As agriculture is the backbone of Missouri’s economy, KKWK keeps agri-business interests informed on market prices, trends, legislation, weather, and events. We feature livestock and grain markets including over a dozen local markets. When the “Big Boards” are trading, we give instantaneous updates on commodity prices from the Chicago and Kansas City Boards of Trade via our direct connection to their computers. As weather is ever important to the farmer, we provide it through our own weather radar instillation.