KPOW & Our Community
About Us
Our Programming
The History of Our Station
Our Programming
KPOW has been on the air since March of 1941. Over 82 years of experience and reputation of delivering the best in information and news coverage to Northwest Wyoming including The Sean Hannity Show, The Lars Larsen Show and The Chris Plante Show.
KPOW airs USA news hourly. Area specific weather with Agri-Weather forecasts for local fa
KPOW has been on the air since March of 1941. Over 82 years of experience and reputation of delivering the best in information and news coverage to Northwest Wyoming including The Sean Hannity Show, The Lars Larsen Show and The Chris Plante Show.
KPOW airs USA news hourly. Area specific weather with Agri-Weather forecasts for local farmers and ranchers. The latest in agricultural news and market forecasts from the Northern Ag Network. In-depth local and regional news is broadcast three times daily.
KPOW is your source for the best play by play coverage by, award winning Scott Mangold covering Powell High School football, boys and girls’ basketball and Powell Pioneer baseball. We are your home for live University of Wyoming Cowboys football and basketball, Colorado Rockies baseball and Denver Broncos.
KPOW has a live two man morning show, The Scott and Russ Show. This is a humorous touch to up to date news stories. It keeps our listeners listening…. Because you never know!
In an effort to best serve our listeners and our advertisers we believe in professionalism and we strive for creativity, honesty, sincerity and believably. These are the keys that open the door to a saleable product… the KPOW air sound.
Our Top Shows
The History of Our Station
Our Programming
- Scott and Russ Show 6am - 9am providing local news sports and weather
- Chris Plante 9am - noon
- Sean Hannity 1pm - 4pm
- Lars Larsen 6pm - 8pm
The History of Our Station
The History of Our Station
The History of Our Station
It was 1941. War raged in Europe, as FDR watched and waited. Pearl Harbor was still 9 months away, but the residents of the Bighorn Basin needed a pipeline of news and information of events from the other side of the globe, which would eventually have ramifications in their very own backyard. Al Myers saw the need and responded, and K
It was 1941. War raged in Europe, as FDR watched and waited. Pearl Harbor was still 9 months away, but the residents of the Bighorn Basin needed a pipeline of news and information of events from the other side of the globe, which would eventually have ramifications in their very own backyard. Al Myers saw the need and responded, and KPOW was introduced to the world on March 31st. Bringing a much needed voice to Northern Wyoming, KPOW always sought to inform and entertain, and for the last 82 years has always striven to do just that.