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Television station in San Antonio
KCOR-CD (channel 34) is a low-power, Class A television station in San Antonio, Texas, United States. It is a translator of Blanco-licensed UniMás station
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Topics referred to by the same term
KCOR may refer to: KCOR-CD, a low-power television station (channel 27, virtual 34) licensed to serve San Antonio, Texas, United States KXTN (AM), a radio
KCOR
Spanish-language adult contemporary radio station in San Antonio
classic hip-hop as "Yo! 95.1" and changed their call letters to KCOR-FM. On January 20, 2015, KCOR-FM changed their call letters to KMYO, to go with the "Yo
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2003 studio album by Ryan Adams
11, 2007. Retrieved December 19, 2015. Sinclair, Tom (November 7, 2003). "kcoR N lloR". Entertainment Weekly. Archived from the original on January 9, 2016
Rock n Roll (Ryan Adams album)
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Television station in San Antonio
first signed on the air on June 10, 1955, as KCOR-TV. The callsign was taken from its radio sister station KCOR (1350 AM), which itself was named for Raoul
KWEX-DT
Radio station in San Antonio
KCOR-FM, the sister station to KCOR 1350 AM (now KXTN). It shared an antenna with the AM station on Abe Lincoln Road in northwest San Antonio. KCOR was
KQXT-FM
Mexican media executive (1905–1971)
December 17, 1971) was a Mexican media executive, best remembered for founding KCOR, the first full-time Spanish-language radio station in the contiguous United
Raoul_A._Cortez
American businessman and media executive (1930–2019)
stations and networks in the United States. After beginning his career at KCOR-AM and KCOR-TV in San Antonio, TX, Nicolás later took over the struggling TV channel
Emilio_Nicolas_Sr.
Radio station in San Antonio, Texas
Network, LLC. Its transmitter are located separately in Northwest San Antonio. KCOR first signed on in 1946 as a 1,000-watt daytimer, owned by Raoul A. Cortez
KXTN_(AM)
Television station in Blanco, Texas
before it ceased operations on September 28, 2006; its license survives as KCOR-CD, a translator of KNIC-DT. KNIC-DT was one of the few television stations
KNIC-DT
Observation tower in San Antonio, Texas, United States
steel mast, used as support for three FM antennas; 101.9 KQXT (then known as KCOR-FM), 102.7 KJXK (then KTFM), and 104.5 KZEP (then KITE-FM). In 2007, the
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1962, with Spanish language independent stations KMEX-TV in Los Angeles and KCOR-TV (now KWEX-DT) in San Antonio, Texas as its charter stations). It has risen
Television in the United States
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33.4 —N/a WODK-LD 45.2 Infomericals San Antonio, Texas KNIC-DT 17.3 Blank KCOR-CD 34.3 San Francisco, California KFSF-DT 66.3 Blank San Luis Obispo, California
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Radio network in the United States
Waco, Texas. In 1975, the company (then known as Harbenito radio) added KCOR (AM) and KQXT (FM) in San Antonio. In 1981, the grandson of the founder,
Uforia_Audio_Network
Spanish-language sports radio network in the United States
(nighttime only) KAMV-HD2 107.1 MHz (Benbrook) KLNO-HD2 94.1 MHz (Fort Worth) KCOR 1350 kHz (San Antonio) KTNQ 1020 kHz (Los Angeles) [Returned to its previous
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K33HG-D 18 KJTL San Angelo KTXE-LD 12 KTXS-TV San Antonio K04SD-D 10 K03JE-D KCOR-CD 34 KNIC-DT Sherman–Denison KXIP-LD 12 KXII Tulia K34KO-D 2 KACV-TV K25CP-D
List of television stations in Texas
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American Spanish-language free-to-air television network
Univision's roots can be traced back to 1955, when Raoul A. Cortez started KCOR-TV, an independent station in San Antonio, Texas, which was the nation's
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Musical artist
a solo album, Eclosió (*Eclosion*) in 2003. Lupe Villar participated in Kcor D Rock (2008) with XII AMC, featuring translations of heavy metal songs into
Sangtraït
American radio executive (c. 1913 – 1996)
pioneer in Spanish-language broadcasting in San Antonio, helping to develop KCOR (1350 AM), an all-Spanish radio station in San Antonio started in 1946 by
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Boise, Idaho KBPX-LD in Houston, Texas KBTV-CD in Sacramento, California KCOR-CD in San Antonio, Texas KCWS-LD in Sioux Falls, South Dakota KDJB-LD in
Channel 27 low-power TV stations in the United States
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Hamlet in New York, United States
The first firehouse was completed in 1972 on land donated by the local KCOR radio station and a new building was constructed in the early 2010s on the
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47th season of the San Antonio Spurs
champions (Defeated Heat 4–1) Stats at Basketball Reference Local media Television FS Southwest KENS KMYS Radio WOAI KCOR (in Spanish) < 2012–13 2014–15 >
2013–14 San Antonio Spurs season
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NBA professional basketball team season
finals (lost to Thunder 2–4) Stats at Basketball Reference Local media Television FS Southwest KENS KMYS Radio WOAI KCOR (in Spanish) < 2010–11 2012–13 >
2011–12 San Antonio Spurs season
2011–12_San_Antonio_Spurs_season
NBA professional basketball team season
Round (lost to Grizzlies 2–4) Stats at Basketball Reference Local media Television FS Southwest KENS KMYS Radio WOAI KCOR (in Spanish) < 2009–10 2011–12 >
2010–11 San Antonio Spurs season
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Radio awards
York, N.Y. Religious/Gospel: KAAY-AM Little Rock, Ark. Spanish Language: KCOR-AM San Antonio, Texas WGN-AM Chicago, Ill. Larry King, Mutual Broadcasting
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NBA professional basketball team season
the Phoenix Suns 2-4) Stats at Basketball Reference Local media Television KABB Home Sports Entertainment Radio WOAI KCOR (Spanish) < 1991–92 1993–94 >
1992–93 San Antonio Spurs season
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Former Spanish-language newspaper in San Antonio, Texas
editor Raúl Cortez (1905–1971), reporter for La Prensa before founding KCOR and KCOR-TV José Vasconcelos (1882–1959) Romulo Munguia, Sr. (1885–1975), writer
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Ferry, Idaho KBRO-LD in Lyons, Colorado KCBT-LD in Bakersfield, California KCOR-CD in San Antonio, Texas KEVA-LD in Boise, Idaho KFTU-CD in Tucson, Arizona
Channel 34 virtual TV stations in the United States
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Mississippi WDAM-TV 7 NBC (primary) ABC (secondary) June 10 San Antonio, Texas KCOR-TV 41 Spanish independent July 15 South Bend, Indiana WNDU 16 NBC July 31
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NBA professional basketball team season
to Warriors 1–3) Stats at Basketball Reference Local media Television Home Sports Entertainment, KSAT-TV Radio WOAI, KCOR (Spanish) < 1989–90 1991–92 >
1990–91 San Antonio Spurs season
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Mexican-American musician (1918–2006)
at San Antonio's Fiesta celebration. In 1967, San Antonio radio station KCOR recognized Fernandez as a "source of entertainment" at the riverwalk, convention
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on virtual channel 8 KBTV-TV in Port Arthur, Texas KBVO in Llano, Texas KCOR-CD in San Antonio, Texas KCPM in Grand Forks, North Dakota KCWS-LD in Sioux
Channel 27 digital TV stations in the United States
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NBA professional basketball team season
Finals (lost to Heat 3–4) Stats at Basketball Reference Local media Television FS Southwest KENS KMYS Radio WOAI KCOR (in Spanish) < 2011–12 2013–14 >
2012–13 San Antonio Spurs season
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