KTRH

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KTRH (AM)
Image:Ktrham.gif
City of license Houston, Texas
Broadcast area Greater Houston
Branding Newsradio 740 KTRH
Slogan Houston's News, Weather, and Traffic Station!
Frequency 740 kHz (Also on HD Radio) 101.1 HD-2
First air date 1922
Format News/Talk
Power 50,000 watts
Class B
Callsign meaning Kome to The Rice Hotel or, alternately Keep Tuned Right Here
Affiliations FOX News Radio
The Weather Channel
Owner Clear Channel
(AMFM Texas Licenses, LP)
Sister stations KBME, KHMX, KKRW, KLOL, KLVI, KODA, KPRC (AM), KTBZ
Website KTRH.com

KTRH 740 AM is a news-talk radio station in the Houston, Texas metropolitan area. It is currently owned by Clear Channel Communications. Anchored by longtime microphone jockeys Lana Hughes and J.P. Pritchard, KTRH primarily focuses on all news during the morning and syndicated talk show programs during the rest of the day. It is the flagship station for the Houston Astros.

KTRH was one of three entities competing for a license to originally operate the ABC-owned television station KTRK, which took its callsign from KTRH -- except for the last letter.

KTRH had its first studio in the Rice Hotel.

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