As the first year of KPR's Community Spotlight draws near to its end, we're eager to invite a new contingent of spotlighted non-profits for 2025! The Community Spotlight will continue to give recipients an opportunity to spread awareness using KPR’s airwaves each month.

Kansas Public Radio is excited to announce a new program coming to KPR airwaves this fall. 105 Live is a contemporary music show, showcasing new and noteworthy music from all 105 counties in Kansas, Allen through Wyandotte.

Host Bob McWilliams first introduced KPR listeners to his program, Trail Mix, 30 years ago on September 11, 1994. Take a look back with us in photos.

KPR's day-long celebration of classical music returns! Plan your trip to the Lawrence Public Library on Oct. 25 for a day of concerts, all free and open to the public.

Halloween comes early to Cinema a Go-Go! Join us at Lawrence's Liberty Hall on Friday, October 4 as we ring in the spooky season with two classic chillers from the Golden Age of Horror.

Listener support has made every drive-time moment, every musical discovery and every headline update possible, so that's why we come to you periodically to ask for you to join the club of KPR patrons.

Kansas Public Radio is proud to present nine weeks of memorable performances from the historic BBC Proms, beginning Friday, August 9.

Are you a KPR member? We want to know what inspires you to support Kansas Public Radio financially so we can share your thoughts with all of our listeners during upcoming membership drives.

Effective July 6, 2024, certain programs have been removed and replaced on 96.1 & 97.9 FM due to budget constraints. A full list of programming changes can be found here.

Kansas Public Radio brings you a new way to enjoy the Retro Cocktail Hour with a 24-hour streaming service, dedicated to everyone's favorite mid-century music and space-age pop.