KFNN

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KFNN
City of license Mesa, Arizona
Broadcast area Phoenix, Arizona
Branding 1510 KFNN Financial News Radio
Slogan Radio That Makes You Money
First air date 1988
Frequency 1510 (KHz)
Format Business News
ERP 22,000 watts DAY/100 watts NIGHT
Owner CRC Broadcasting
Website www.kfnn.com

KFNN is a commercial Business News formatted radio station in Mesa, Arizona, broadcasting to the Phoenix, Arizona area on 1510 AM. KFNN began airing primarily syndicated content across the country, and now has an extensive lineup of local and national programs. They have been serving the Phoenix community as a business/financial station for over 18 years.

AM radio stations in the Phoenix metropolitan area (Arbitron #15)

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By call sign: KASA | KASC | KAZG | KCKY | KDUS | KFNN | KFNX | KFYI | KGME | KIDR | KKNT | KMIA | KMIK | KMVP | KNUV | KOY | KPHX | KPXQ | KSUN | KTAR | KXAM | KXEG | KXXT

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