Class C2 Commercial FM is available now. This station covers a large area of two states, and covers two vibrant agricultural small markets (20,000 and 10,000 population respectively) within it's primary coverage contour. If you have ever wanted to build your operation the way you want it, this may be the perfect chance.

The station had a construction permit to go to a full Class C1 signal in recent years and is still a candidate for that upgrade.

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This pair of prominent radio stations in North Central Kansas is poised and ready for its next owner. These regional signals (C2 & C3) are near a Great Lake and resort area and cover a number of small towns that have a great history of supporting local media. Coverage of local news and high school sports have been a cornerstone of these radio stations for years, with even more potential ahead with the addition of digital products and video streaming. These stations would be a turn-key addition to an established operator who would be the trusted “voice” in the region…don’t sleep on this opportunity. Contact us for more details.

This opportunity represents a low-power television (LPTV) station serving the Topeka, Kansas DMA, providing access to a stable regional broadcast market with a mix of urban and rural audiences.

The station currently operates on UHF Channel 32, with an approved construction permit to transition to Channel 17, offering potential flexibility for future signal optimization and interference positioning.

The Topeka market includes approximately 140,000+ television households, serving a broader regional population across northeastern Kansas. The market supports demand for local, regional, and niche programming, including faith-based, community-focused, and specialty networks, as well as targeted local advertising.

The station may be suitable for multicast network carriage, subchannel leasing, or localized programming, depending on the buyer’s technical and operational plans. It can also support regional advertising and sponsorship opportunities within its coverage area.

Additional considerations include the approved channel change (32 → 17), which may provide operational advantages depending on implementation, as well as seller motivation and the availability of owner financing, offering flexibility in transaction structure.

This represents a cost-effective entry point into a regional broadcast market, with flexibility for buyers seeking to establish or expand OTA distribution in the Midwest.