KUNR-FM Public Radio

As Reno’s longtime, local public radio station, KUNR is non-commercial and listener-supported, providing northern Nevada and northeastern California with a stimulating and diverse mix of news, information, thought-provoking discussion and perspectives, plus cultural, entertainment and music programming. KUNR is a self-supporting entity whose primary revenues come from listener contributions, business underwriting of programs and grants. The station has broadcast from the University of Nevada, Reno, campus since 1963, and is licensed to the Nevada System of Higher Education. KUNR’s engaging blend of public radio is heard 24 hours a day throughout a vast area of northern Nevada and northeastern California - as far north as Susanville, as far south as Bishop, and east-west from Truckee to Elko. Covering more than 106,000 square miles, KUNR has one of the largest service areas in the U.S., made possible by 14 translators in rural areas and its sister station, KNCC, in Elko. An estimated 40,000 listeners tune in weekly.