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Back on Top - KPR Wins KAB's Station of the Year for 2025 (Our 23rd Win!)

Photograph of a brown table top radio made by Admiral. The design of this vintage Bakelite tube radio is known as a bullseye, because the cabinet resembles a bullseye.
J. Schafer / KPR
Vintage Admiral Bakelite tube radio, from the J. Schafer radio collection housed at Kansas Public Radio.

Kansas Public Radio (KPR) is back on top! The Kansas Association of Broadcasters (KAB) has named KPR its Station of the Year for 2025. This is the 23rd time the station has earned the coveted statewide award, which was first created in 1996.

No other radio or TV station in Kansas has won the top award more times than KPR.

Now more than ever, KPR is supported by listeners. Become a KPR listener-member today and tune in for our award-winning programming.

For the purpose of the annual KAB awards, KPR is referred to as KANU. Of course, KANU is just one station in the KPR family, which also includes KANH in Emporia, KANV in Junction City and KANQ in Chanute (as well as smaller translators in Manhattan and Atchsion).

A complete list of individual award winners from KPR will be added to this page soon, so check back later for more details.

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J. Schafer is the News Director of Kansas Public Radio. He’s also the Managing Editor of the Kansas Public Radio Network, which provides news and information to other public radio stations in Kansas and Missouri.