soon assumed all of KVOI's music programming, while the AM station concentrated on mostly national Christian talk and teaching programs. During the 2000s, with KGMS having moved to its present dial position of 940 kHz, KVOI changed formats again, this time to news/talk. KCEE Good News Radio Broadcasting, owner of KVOI and KGMS, purchased KCEE (1030 AM) from Jim Slone, who had programmed an adult standards "pop classics" format on the station, in 2009. Martin immediately announced his plans to put the KVOI programming and call letters onto the 1030 frequency, which had a stronger signal at night. KCEE retained the standards programming until Good News sold it to Calvary Chapel of Tucson in 2018 for $150,000. It was the fourth sale by Good News announced in one week: the company had divested KVOI to Bustos Media, KGMS to Tucson Christian Radio, and a K-Love-airing FM station to the Educational Media Foundation. Calvary, which returned the station to its present religious programming, already owned a radio station licensed to Tucson, though not one that actually covered it. In December 2013, the church had purchased KAIC, a then-Air1 transmitter owned by the Educational Media Foundation, for $75,000. References External links Official Website FCC public file for KAIC CEE CEE Radio stations established in 1953 1953 establishments in Arizona