Minnesota. The current call letters KTLK previously belonged to the current KBZO in Lubbock, Texas. In the spring of 2008, former KTLK News Director Jeff Monosso was honored with U.S. Congressional recognition for his reporting on the 35W Bridge collapse. He and former host Jason Lewis were also honored by the Minnesota Associated Press for best spot news coverage. Programming KTLK personalities Jon Justice and Andrew Lee hosted the weekday morning drive time program, Justice and Drew, until Andrew's sudden death on June 25, 2022. Jon Justice continues hosting the program solo. The rest of the weekday schedule comes from nationally syndicated shows, mostly from co-owned Premiere Networks: The Glenn Beck Radio Program, Clay Travis & Buck Sexton, The Sean Hannity Show, Joe Pags (from sister station WOAI San Antonio), Jesse Kelly, Coast to Coast AM with George Noory and This Morning, America's First News with Gordon Deal (via Compass Media Networks). Weekends feature shows on money, health, home repair, real estate, law, the military and technology, some of which are brokered programming. Weekend syndicated shows include Ben Ferguson, Bill Cunningham, Kim Kommando, Gary Sullivan and Bill Handel. National news comes from Fox News Radio and NBC News Radio. See also KFAN Antenna Network Transmitter Visit of KFAN KTCN (KFAN) Transmitter Site Tour and WDGY Transmitter Site Historical photos, courtesy former KFAN Chief Engineer Aaron White. WDGY call sign and technical history timelime, courtesy former KFAN Chief Engineer Aaron White University of Minnesota 1970 thesis on the history of WDGY at radiotapes.com Twin Cities Civil Defense Manual, circa 1951-53, courtesy Mark Durenberger WDGY brochure featuring the Happy Hollow Boys, approximately 1930 at radiotapes.com St. Louis Park Historical Society Twin Cities radio history Rick Burnett's Twin Cities Radio Airchecks.Com Has old photos and airchecks of many of the WDGY 1960's and 1970's DJ's Dismantling of WDGY tower at 909 West Broadway, Minneapolis, 1947 from MN Historical Society Radiotapes.com Many historic airchecks of WDGY dating back to 1938 1933 Modern Mechanix & Inventions magazine article about television authored by Dr. Young W9XAT: The Twin City Experimental Amateur Television Society Historical reference to 1954 applications for TV channel 9 by WDGY Radio and WLOL Radio, Box Office Magazine, April 24, 1954, page 71 References External links FCC History Cards for KTLK News/Talk 1130 website Conservative talk radio Radio stations in Minneapolis–Saint Paul Talk radio stations in the United States Radio stations established in