WKRC (AM)

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WKRC
55KRC: The Talk Station
City of license Cincinnati, Ohio
Broadcast area Cincinnati, Ohio
Branding 55KRC The Talk Station
Slogan "The Talk Station"
Frequency 550 kHz
First air date 1922
Format News/Talk
Power 5,000 watts
Class B
Callsign meaning "Kodel Radio Company"
Affiliations Fox News Radio
Premiere Radio Networks
Talk Radio Network
WLWT-TV
Owner Clear Channel Communications
Website www.55krc.com
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WKRC (AM) is a radio station based in Cincinnati, Ohio that is owned by Clear Channel Communications and broadcasts at 550 kHz. Broadcasting under the branding of 55KRC, the station is a news/talk outlet featuring a local morning show and national hosts like Laura Ingraham, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Neal Boortz, Michael Savage, Mark Levin, and Coast to Coast AM.

Despite the similarities in their call letters, WKRC was not the inspiration behind the television show WKRP in Cincinnati. The show was inspired by the creator's experiences at WQXI in Atlanta.[citation needed]

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Radio stations in the Cincinnati, Ohio market (Arbitron #29)
By FM frequency 88.1 • 88.3 • 88.3 • 88.5 • 88.7 • 88.9 • 89.1 • 89.3 • 89.5 • 89.7 • 89.9 • 90.9 • 91.3 • 91.7 • 92.5 • 93.3 • 93.7 • 94.1 • 94.1 • 94.9 • 95.9 • 96.5 • 97.3 • 97.7 • 98.5 • 99.1 • 99.3 • 99.5 • 100.3 • 101.1 • 101.9 • 102.7 • 103.5 • 103.9 • 103.9 • 104.3 • 105.1 • 105.9 • 106.5 • 107.1 • 107.5
By AM frequency 550 • 700 • 740 • 910 • 1050 • 1160 • 1230 • 1320 • 1360 • 1450 • 1480 • 1530 • 1560
By callsign W217BI • WAIF • WAKW • WAOL • WAQZ • WAXZ • WCIN • WCKY • WCVG • WCNW • WDBZ • WDJO • WEBN • WFCJ • WFTK • WGRR • WGUC • WHKO • WHSS • WIOK • WIZF • WJVS • WKFS • WKID • WKRC • WKRQ • WKRY • WLHS • WLMH • WLW • WMKV • WMOH • WMOJ • WMUB • WMWX • WNKR • WNKU • WNLT • WNNF • WNOP • WOBO • WOFX-FM • WOXY-FM • WPFB • WPFB-FM • WRBI • WRRM • WSAI • WSCH • WSWD • WTSJ • WUBE-FM • WVMX • WVXU • WXEG • WYGY

Ohio Radio Markets: Akron • Canton • Cincinnati • Cleveland • Columbus • Dayton • Lima • Marietta • Toledo • Youngstown-Warren

Other Ohio Radio Regions: Ashtabula • Ironton • Mid-Ohio • Sandusky

See also: List of radio stations in Ohio
plus List of radio stations in Indiana and List of radio stations in Kentucky
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