Walter Cronkite in Denver
Walter Cronkite remains one of network news’ legendary anchors. Before he assumed the primary anchor duties at CBS, he was one of the network’s primary
February 7, 2017
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Walter Cronkite remains one of network news’ legendary anchors. Before he assumed the primary anchor duties at CBS, he was one of the network’s primary
New Years Day, 1938 KLZ broadcasts the 2nd Annual Cotton Bowl Classic football game from Dallas Texas. Playing in the game, the University of Colorado
The photo is undated, but the “Denver Post Funny Papers Show” debuted in 1947 on KLZ radio, broadcasting from the Shirley Savoy Hotel. On the
On December 6,1950, NBC Radio’s “Big Story,” heard on KOA and nationwide dramatizes a story by Denver Post Reporter Bernard Beckwith. The names of everyone but
Remember 1280 KTLK? They called themselves Denver’s Double K even though KLAK (also a double K) was on the air during the same era. KTLK
On May 3, 1945, “Radio Digest” published information on how broadcasters were preparing for V-E Day, marking Victory in Europe. KOA Denver was one of
Most Denverites remember KBPI as the popular FM Rock station of the 1980s. During its humble beginnings in the 1960s however, KBPI saved a Denver
March 4th, 1925- KLZ Radio in Denver, as part of the “AT&T Network” of 21 stations nation-wide, carries President Calvin Coolidge’s Inauguration. It’s the first
On January 8, 1955, 1580 AM KLAK signed on the air. They broadcast from an old house on Oak Street in Lakewood situated next to
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