KRSV-FM

The station started as a construction permit in October 1983 on 98.3 MHz, however the station would ultimately not receive its license to operate until 1987. The station was granted multiple construction permit extensions, under ownership of Western Wyoming Radio Inc.^[4] In February 2000, the station changed frequencies from 98.3 MHz to 98.7 MHz.^[5]

The station and its sister were sold to local resident David Horsely in 2008. The station was then put in a trust.^[6]

Current owners, SVI Media, LLC acquired the station in 2015. At that time, the stations were known as "Star Country USA".^[7][8][9]

Following the purchase by SVI Media, the station went from being satellite fed to in-house. Local programming was added. The station asked people around Star Valley which format they wanted, whether adult contemporary, or country. Adult contemporary was the final choice, and Swift 98.7 was born.^[10]

KRSV and its AM sister are a part of a larger network owned by SVI Media LLC. The network expanded in 2018 to include a station and its translators across the border from Afton in Montpelier, Idaho. That station is KVSI. KMER 940 in Kemmerer, and KDWY in Diamondville, were included in the expansion.^[11]

The station is an affiliate of the Wyoming Cowboys and Cowgirls from the University of Wyoming.^[12]

• Facility details for Facility ID 72018 (KRSV-FM) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
• KRSV-FM in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

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