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Las Vegas to get another FM signal
That will be with the pending changes set for KURR (103.1) – currently licensed to Hurricane, Utah, and serving the St. George market. It will move to Indian Springs, Nevada, and will remain a full Class C at 103.1, according to this morning’s Taylor on Radio-Info. The new KURR will cover about half of the Vegas market. It recently segued from Classic Rock to AC.
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