Police were called to KPFT 90.1 FM's headquarters Tuesday as trouble at the radio station flared for the second time in a week. Tuesday morning, three station employees were given letters of ...

The tension at KPFT 90.1 FM has increased steadily this week following the firing of the station's interim general manager. Since Obidike Kamau received his pink slip Friday morning, the station has ...

This summer, whether they were aware of it or not, Houstonians have come closer than ever to losing one of the most precious cultural resources they have — 90.1 FM, (slightly) better known as KPFT.

KPFT, 90.1, Pacifica building at 419 Lovett Boulevard in Houston’s Montrose neighborhood Pacifica station KPFT is selling its historic home in Houston's Montrose neighborhood, leaving some wondering ...

If you're a KPFT listener who thought your ears suddenly detected something clearer and stronger about 90.1 FM over the weekend, it was not your imagination. Beginning Saturday night, the radio ...

The iconic photograph of Patti Smith on the cover of her first album, Horses (1976), was taken by her longtime friend and sometime lover Robert Mapplethorpe, the controversial photographer who died in ...

Good news for Rice University’s student run radio station, KTRU-FM (91.7) Houston, which sold its license and tower to the University of Houston amid a bit of controversy in November last year. The ...

Along with Bluey, The Wiggles is the most popular piece of children's entertainment to come from Australia. The group's live show returns to Houston as part of the multi-continent Bouncing Balls! tour ...

KPFT remains, to this day, the only radio station in U.S. history to have been blown up. Forty-five years later KPFT continues to broadcast, serving the public as a beacon of alternative perspectives.

Houston, Texas, United States - 05-18-2022 (PR Distribution™) - Houston’s venerable public radio station KPFT at 90.1 on the FM dial will be celebrating its 52nd year in a new station in a central ...

A local listener-supported radio station is asking for a different kind of support. The Pacifica station KPFT wants the community to help identify a suspect who shot a bullet into their studio earlier ...