times during its history, moving to 1100 kHz in 1924, 750 kHz in June 1927, 1200 kHz a few months later, then on November 11, 1928 to 880 kHz (sharing the frequency with KPOF in Denver) as part of a major reallocation under the provisions of the Federal Radio Commission's (FRC) General Order 40. In March 1941, as a result of the North American Regional Broadcasting Agreement, KFKA and KPOF moved to 910 kHz. In 1948 KFKA moved to its current frequency, 1310 kHz, now with unlimited hours. KFKA was originally operated as a non-commercial educational station. However, the college eventually found it was unable to bear the financial costs. Therefore, on April 11, 1930 KFKA was sold to the Mid-Western Radio Corporation, which converted it into a commercial operation. At the time, school president Dr. G. W. Frasier reported to the FRC that: "During the last two or three years, we have found it to be a financial burden to the institution. We are very enthusiastic about radio and would like to own and operate a station, but at the present time we can not afford to pay the expenses." The station was transferred from the college campus to 9th Street and 10th Avenue, followed a year later by a move to the Camfield Hotel where it remained until 1964, when it moved to 820 11th Avenue in Greeley. References External links FCC History Cards for KFKA (covering 1927-1981) News and talk radio stations in the United States FKA Greeley, Colorado Radio stations established in 1923 CBS Sports Radio stations 1923 establishments in Colorado