KGFX-FM

The station began in the 1980s as KG93 with a Top 40 (CHR) music format. Later, the format was changed to classic rock and the station was known as 92-7 The Fox.^[2] Later, it flipped to hot adult contemporary as River 92.7. In March 2013, the station transitioned to Top 40 (CHR) keeping the River 92.7 moniker.^[3][4]

KGFX-FM is part of the DRG Media Group, a trade name for the Ingstad Family Media's ownership in the area (James River Broadcasting Company). The Ingstad family has extensive involvement in Midwest radio ownership.^[5]

KGFX-FM shares a studio complex with its sister stations in Pierre: KGFX (AM), KJBI, KMLO, KOLY (AM), KOLY-FM, and KPLO-FM. The KGFX call letters have a deep history in the Pierre area, tracing back to an amateur station license in 1916 and becoming a commercial broadcast station in 1927, known for its pioneering owner, Ida McNeil, who was affectionately called "Mrs. Pierre".^[6][7]

• Official website
• Facility details for Facility ID 56818 (KGFX) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
• KGFX in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

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