Griffin Licensing, L.L.C. FCC Applications – Online Notices

Thursday, October 29th 2020, 11:52 am

By: Griffin Communications

Oklahoma City -

Last Updated - November 2, 2020

Griffin Licensing, L.L.C. is the FCC licensee of the following stations/translators:

Oklahoma City

News 9 - KWTV-DT, Oklahoma City

News 9 Plus - KSBI, Oklahoma City

Tulsa

News On 6 - KOTV-DT, Tulsa

Tulsa CW - KQCW-DT, Muskogee

98.5 KVOO - KVOO-FM, Tulsa

106.9 KHITs - KHTT, Muskogee

The Drive 92.9 - KBEZ, Tulsa

Big Country 99.5 - KXBL, Henryetta

1170 Talk - KFAQ, Tulsa

Statewide

TV Translator Stations located in various Oklahoma communities

The stations listed above do not currently have any license applications before the Federal Communications Commission that are subject to the posting requirement.

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