Kokomo and Purdue College of Technology at Kokomo The Kokomo Post, an online media publication owned by the Larison Company LLC Television WTTK, CBS affiliate, channel 29 (satellite of Bloomington-licensed WTTV); transmits from Indianapolis's north side KGOV, Kokomo government access channel, channel 2 Radio WFIU-FM, Jazz, Classical, NPR – 106.1 FM WFRN-FM, Christian Radio – 93.7 FM WIOU-AM, Talk, News and Sports – 1350 AM WIWC-FM, Christian Radio – 91.7 FM WMYK-FM, Rock – 98.5 FM WSHW-FM, Contemporary Hit Radio (Top 40) – 99.7 FM WTSX-FM, Hip-Hop, Gospel, Soul, Rock-n-Roll, EDM & Top 40 - 104.9 FM WWKI-FM, Hit Country – 100.5 FM WJJD-LP, Christian Radio, Radio 74 – 101.3 FM WZWZ-FM, Bright Adult Contemporary – 92.5 FM Infrastructure Transportation Airports Kokomo Municipal Airport Highways US-31 to South Bend (North) and Indianapolis (South) US-35 to Logansport (North) and Muncie (South) IN-931 (former US 31 through Kokomo) IN-19 to Kokomo Reservoir (North) and Tipton (South) IN-22 to Burlington (West) and Hartford City (East) IN-26 to Lafayette (West) and Hartford City (East) A major roadway traversing through Kokomo, nicknamed "stop light city", US 31 had become one of the state's most congested roadways. In Howard County, there were 15 traffic signals on US 31. As part of the state of Indiana's Major Moves Project, US 31 was updated to bypass the city of Kokomo to the east. It has interchanges at SR 26, Boulevard, Markland Avenue, and Touby Pike, as well as where the current SR 931 meets the new US 31. There was a similar change near South Bend and there will be one near Indianapolis. The construction in Howard County cost roughly $340 million. Construction started on the County Road 200 South bridge on November 1, 2008. The new US 31 was opened November 27, 2013, at which time the existing roadway was renamed SR 931. Railroads Central Railroad of Indianapolis Winamac Southern Railway (formerly part of the Columbus to Chicago Main Line) The town for many years was a stop on the Pennsylvania Railroad's division running on a Chicago-Logansport-Richmond-Hamilton-Cincinnati itinerary. The last named train on the route was the overnight Buckeye, whose unnamed successor ended service in 1969.Christopher T. Baer, 'Named Trains of the PRR, including Through Trains, September 8, 2009, p. 9 A day train counterpart on the route lingered on at least another year. Bus service Trailways service to Indianapolis and South Bend Kokomo City-Line Trolley A