KGGF-AM

KGGF (690 MHz) is a commercial AM radio station located in Coffeyville, Kansas. It features a talk radio programming format and is owned by Sek Media, LLC. The station's studios and offices are situated on West 8th Street in Coffeyville. During the day, KGGF broadcasts at a power of 10,000 watts, reaching audiences in parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas. Since AM 690 is designated as a clear channel frequency in Canada and Mexico, KGGF reduces its power to 5,000 watts at night to minimize interference with other stations. The station operates a directional antenna at all times. The transmitter, a Harris DX-10, has been in use since 1997. KGGF employs a two-tower array during the day and switches to a four-tower array at night, with its towers located off Clay Road.

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Jayhawks Open Conference Tournament Play

1 month ago | kggfradio.com | Shea Neal

Following a first-round bye in the Big 12 Tournament championship, the Kansas Jayhawks will take the court tonight looking to advance to the quarterfinals. The No. 6 seed Jayhawks draw the No. 14 seed UCF Golden Knights, with the winner moving on to play No. 3 seed Arizona on Thursday night. KU enters following a win over Arizona on March 8th, and are 20-11 overall on the season.
Skunk Mating Season in Kansas

1 month ago | kggfradio.com | Matt Jordan

It's skunk mating season in Kansas and that means skunks are on the move. Striped skunks are classified as furbearing animals and the established hunting and trapping season for Striped skunks closed on February 28th. Eastern spotted skunks are designated as a threatened species. A threatened or endangered species taken during established trapping seasons, or other lawful activity shall not be unlawfully taken if immediately released.
Former Caney City Admin Passes Away

1 month ago | kggfradio.com | Chris Freund

Recently retired Caney City Administrator Kelley Zellner has passed away. The passing was confirmed by the city of Caney on its website yesterday afternoon. Before serving at Caney, Zellner was the city manager at Fort Scott, a city administrator at Fredonia, Public Works Director at Valley Center and Police Chief in Conway Springs. No funeral arrangements have been released.
Fredonia Races Away from Chargers in GOW

2 months ago | kggfradio.com | Shea Neal

The Fredonia Yellow Jackets continue to play their best basketball at home this season, racing away from the Cherryvale Chargers in a 76-43 win. Fredonia opened the game shooting the ball well, with seniors Emmit Couch and Elias Barnett leading the scoring charge. Cherryvale would go on a late first half run to cut the deficit to seven, but Fredonia led 43-32 at the break.
Sheriff Office Assists in Texas Capital Murder Investigation

2 months ago | kggfradio.com | Matt Jordan

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office assists in a capital murder investigation. On Tuesday at around 11:30am, the Sheriff’s Office received an alert from one of their license plate readers regarding a vehicle wanted in connection with a capital murder case in Hidalgo County, Texas. The vehicle was traveling through the county on Highway 169. Deputies, with assistance from the Cherryvale Police Department and the Kansas Highway Patrol, successfully located the vehicle.
UPDATE: Police Pursuit Ends in Fatal Crash

2 months ago | kggfradio.com | Matt Jordan

A wanted man leads deputies on a high-speed chase before crashing his vehicle. A Labette County Sheriff's deputy observed a tan Ford F-150 run a stop sign at a high rate of speed. After seeing the deputy the driver attempted to lose him and even drove through a field. The driver reached speeds over 100mph and ran four motorists off the road. The suspect slammed on their brakes, causing the deputy to sideswipe the suspect’s vehicle. Then sped up attempting to ram the deputy’s vehicle.
Caney Looks to Tame the Lions in Bluestem

2 months ago | kggfradio.com | Chris Freund

The Caney Valley Bullpups make the eighty four mile trip to Bluestem tonight to take on the Lions in doubleheader basketball action. The Lions will be playing their second game in two days; the Lady Lions defeated West Elk 41-32 last night, while the boys fell to the Patriots 48-6. The Lady Pups look to end a two game losing skid, while the guy look to extend their winning streak to three. Pre-game begins around 5:50 with the girls game at 6:00 on Greatest Hits 104.1.
Coffeyville Business Decorating Contest for Alumni Weekend

2 months ago | kggfradio.com | Matt Jordan

Coffeyville is rolling out the purple and gold for Alumni Weekend, February 21st through the 23rd. The Coffeyville Alumni Association is encouraging all local businesses to decorate their storefronts in purple and gold, school memorabilia and Coffeyville pride to welcome alumni back home. They're hosting a Business Decorating Contest, with the winning business receiving a $100 credit on their City of Coffeyville electric bill. The deadline to have a business decorated is February 18th.
D.C. Plane Crash Efforts Switch to Recovery

2 months ago | kggfradio.com | Sheri Garris |Chris Freund

Efforts are switching from a rescue mission to a recovery operation in the plane crash involving American Airlines Flight 5342. Sixty four people were aboard the plane and three were in the Army helicopter, as the two collided near Reagan Washington National Airport. Both the plane and the helicopter landed in the Potomac River. Washington Fire Department Chief John Donnelly says 28 bodies have been found so far.
Former Teacher Charged with Child Pornography

Jan 18, 2025 | kggfradio.com | Chris Freund

A former teacher in Carl Junction, Missouri, has been arrested on charges of possession of child pornography and stalking. According to Carl Junction Police Chief Mark McCall, former junior high vocal music teacher Craig Smith was arrested as a result of an investigation into inappropriate behavior toward a student. Numerous child pornography images were allegedly found on Smith's personal and school-issued electronic devices.