Radio Station Information

K-Love

KMLV 88.1 FM

City of License:
Ralston, NE

Format:
Christian Contemporary

Market:
Omaha, NE

Web site:
http://www.klove.com/

Live Stream:
https://listen.klove.com/

Owner:
Educational Media Foundation

Phone:
800-525-5683

KMLV is an FM non-commercial radio station broadcasting at 88.1 MHz. The station is licensed to Ralston, NE and is part of the Omaha, NE radio market. The station broadcasts Christian Contemporary music programming and goes by the name "K-Love" on the air. KMLV is owned by Educational Media Foundation.

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Listener Comments and Reviews

Model train show this weekend at the Ramada Inn at 72nd street. Come see the trains!! We’ll have 11 model train layouts running, with trains from small to large for unlimited railroad fun. Thomas the Tank Engine will be running. Free Halloween candy to kids in costume on Saturday 20 dealers will be attending with all sorts of railroad merchandise for sale Saturday October 31st and Sunday Nov 1st 9am till 4pm $7 per person, family $20. Children under 12 free admission www.Omahatrains.com for more information Event is hosted by the Western Heritage Division of the National Model Railroad Association The Western Heritage Division of the NMRA National Model Rail Road Association is a 501c corporation in Omaha Nebraska. Its mission is to develop the technical skills of persons engaged in the art and craft of model railroading and promote fellowship among model railroaders. For more information contact: Bob Finkenbiner 402-933-5456 H / 402-290-4679 C Finkenbiner@cox.net
By: Bob Finkenbiner on October 31, 2015

Good afternoon! I am inquiring about any Christmas programs who buy gifts for children whose parent is incarcerated. Three children under the age of 7 whose father is an Iraq vet with severe PTSD and is in Douglas County jail. Grandparents have taken them in but only bring home $30,000 per year. They are using food banks as well. Any help is appreciated. Thank you! Peg Smith
By: Peg Smith on October 5, 2020

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