The first incarnation of 1510AM began in 1947 as KIMO, with a MOR format.  In 1953, the station would become KANS, and began to play country music.  A decade later, a Kansas City newcomer, Richard Bott, would purchase the station and launch KCCV - "Kansas City's Christian Voice."  1510AM would be home to KCCV until December 1989, when it would relocate to 760AM.  After trying other formats & simulcasts, 1510AM would become a full-time sports outlet in 1994.  Its success would see the station purchased by KC-based Union Broadcasting, and the format moved to 24-hour 810AM in 1999.  For the past several years Union's Hot Talk 1510 has called the frequency home.

Click on the links below to learn more about former stations at 1510AM, or visit the frequency's current occupant, Hot Talk 1510, by clicking here.