KXO-FM

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KXO-FM
City of license	El Centro, California
Broadcast area	Imperial Valley
Branding	KXO FM107
Slogan	Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
Frequency	107.5 MHz
Format	Adult contemporary music
ERP	25,500 watts
HAAT	48 m
Class	B
Facility ID	35970
Callsign meaning	derived from AM sister station
Owner	KXO Inc.
Sister stations	KXO (AM)
Website	KXO-FM

KXO-FM is an FM radio station. KXO FM broadcasts at 107.5 MHz on the FM radio dial and brands itself as FM107. The station is owned and operated by KXO Inc., a broadcasting company in El Centro. It is the sister radio station of KXO AM 1230 in El Centro, California.

It broadcasts an adult contemporary format and features local news from the Imperial Valley. The station has featured the same air talent for a number of years. Carroll Buckley, the station's vice president, broadcasts a morning show. Traci Lyon Ramirez and Art Comstock provide afternoon shows and George Gail, along with Buckley and station president Gene Brister, provides local news coverage.

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