KYUS vs Klamathradio

KYUS 92.3 FM operates out of Miles City, the hub of southeastern Montana. The signal reaches out 200 miles in all directions from Miles City and serves approximately 54,000 people. KYUS 92.3 FM maintains its powerful 100,000 watt omni-directional signal even at night. KYUS’s coverage area therefore remains undiminished after sunset. This makes KYUS somewhat unique in that most other stations in the area are AM’s which must either reduce power and/or use a directional signal or must shut off completely at sunset. KYUS 92.3 FM airs National news from USA Radio Network, state news with the Northern News Network and local news reports daily. Farming and Ranching are major industries in southeastern Montana. The chief industries in our area are: Livestock (cattle, sheep, wool) and farming. Principle crops include small grain, flax, alfalfa seed, sugar beets and hay. Principle manufactured goods are meat products, dairy products, cement blocks, iron products, agates, saddles and leather goods. KYUS 92.3 FM provides play-by-play coverage of Custer County High School and area High School sports, as well as play-by-play coverage of MCC Men's and Women's Basketball and Baseball, and Miles City Mavericks baseball. KYUS-FM is a member station in the Marks Group.

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