KMBH-FM

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KMBH-FM
City of license	Harlingen, Texas
Branding	Public Radio 88FM
Frequency	88.1 (MHz)
Format	Public radio
ERP	3000 Watts
HAAT	91 meters
Class	A
Transmitter coordinates	26°10′46″N 97°30′06″W / 26.17944°N 97.50167°W / 26.17944; -97.50167
Affiliations	National Public Radio
Owner	Roman Catholic Diocese of Brownsville (RGV Educational Broadcasting, Inc.)
Website	http://www.kmbh.org/

KMBH-FM (88.9 FM), is a National Public Radio member station in Harlingen, Texas, United States.

[edit] Repeaters

KHID 88.1FM, McAllen, Texas

[edit] See also

KMBH (TV)

[edit] External links

v d e Radio stations in the McAllen-Brownsville-Harlingen market

By FM frequency	88.1 • 88.3 • 88.5 • 88.9 • 91.5 • 92.7 • 94.5 • 95.3 • 96.1 • 96.9 • 97.7 • 98.5 • 99.5 • 100.3 • 101.1 • 102.1 • 104.1 • 104.9 • 105.5 • 105.7 • 106.3 • 107.5 • 107.9

By AM frequency	710 · 840 · 910 · 1210 · 1240 · 1290 · 1530 · 1580 · 1700

NOAA Weather Radio frequency	162.400 • 162.550

By callsign	KBFM • KBIC • KBNR • KBTQ • KBUC • KCAS • KESO • KFRQ • KGBT • KGBT-FM • KHID • KHKZ • KIRT • KJAV • KKPS • KMBH-FM • KNVO-FM • KOIR • KQBO • KQXX-FM • KRGE • KRIO • KRIO-FM • KSOX • KTEX • KUBR • KURV • KVJY • KVLY • KVMV • KVNS • KZSP • KHB33 • WWG34

Texas Radio Markets: Abilene · Amarillo · Austin · Beaumont–Port Arthur · Bryan–College Station · Corpus Christi · Dallas–Fort Worth · El Paso · Houston–Galveston · Killeen–Temple · Laredo · Lubbock · Lufkin–Nacogdoches · McAllen–Brownsville–Harlingen · Odessa–Midland · San Angelo · San Antonio · Tyler–Longview · Texarkana · Waco · Wichita Falls Other Texas Radio Regions: Bay City–Freeport · Big Spring–Snyder · Brownwood · Del Rio · Eagle Pass · Fort Stockton–Alpine · Kerrville–Fredericksburg · Kingsville–Alice–Falfurrias · Longview–Marshall · Paris · Sherman–Denison · Victoria See also: List of radio stations in Texas See also: Reynosa Radio

v d e NPR member stations in Texas

Houston Public Radio	KUHF · KUHA

Texas Public Radio	Ingram KTXI · San Antonio KSTX · San Antonio KPAC

High Plains Public Radio	Amarillo KJJP · Bushland KTXP · Spearman KTOT

Other NPR Stations	Abilene KACU · Austin KUT · Beaumont KVLU · College Station (KAMU-FM · KEOS) · Commerce KETR · Corpus Christi KEDT-FM · Dallas (KERA-FM · KKXT) · El Paso KTEP · Harlingen KMBH-FM · Houston KTSU · Lubbock KTTZ-FM · Lufkin KLDN · Marfa KRTS · McAllen KHID · Odessa KOCV · Prairie View KPVU · San Angelo KNCH · Stephenville KTRL · Texarkana KTXK · Victoria KVRT · Waco KWBU-FM · Wichita Falls KMCU

See also List of NPR stations

See also: adult contemporary, classic hits, college, country, news/talk, NPR, oldies, religious, rock, sports, top 40, urban, and other radio stations in Texas

KMBH-FM, with its transmitter located in Lozano, Texas, signed on the air in April 1991 and began airing National Public Radio (NPR) programming in June of the same year. KMBH-FM's signal was limited mainly to Cameron County Texas while in July 1992, KHID-FM began broadcasting with its transmitter located in Alton, Texas, covering the Hidalgo County Area.