1250AM joined the Kansas City dial in 1997, bringing with it the familiar WREN call letters it had carried since the 1920s, and the satellite gospel format it lauched during a 1992 return to the Topeka airwaves.  Two years later, the station was purchased by Entercom & became "1250 the Game" - Kansas City's first 24-hour sports talk station.  Months later, Union Broadcasting's KCTE-AM made the move to WHB's 24-hour home at 810AM, which spelled the end of KKGM.  In August 2000, the frequency picked up the long-time classical programming of KXTR, which was bumped from 96.5FM.  The following year, as KXTR moved to 1660AM, the station began the Regional Mexican programming it has featured since.

Click on the links below to learn more about former stations at 1250AM, or visit the frequency's current occupant, La X 1250, by clicking here.