Birach Broadcasting Corporation

Birach Broadcasting Corporation is a Southfield, Michigan-based company that owns several AM radio stations and one low-power television (LPTV) station in the US. Many stations in the Birach portfolio run ethnic broadcasting. The company is 100 percent owned by its president and CEO Sima Birach.

Stations owned

Radio stations

Station	Frequency/ies	Community of License	Format	Notes
KJMU	1340 kHz	Sand Springs, Oklahoma	Spanish
KOLE	1340 kHz	Port Arthur, Texas
KTUV	1440 kHz	Little Rock, Arkansas	Spanish
KXLQ	1490 kHz	Indianola, Iowa	Sports	Sold to 62 & Even II, a division of The Rasmussen Group, on January 8, 2016
WBRD	1420 kHz	Palmetto, Florida	Regional Mexican
WBVA	1450 kHz	Bayside, Virginia	Silent
WCAR	1090 kHz	Livonia, Michigan	Sports
WCXI	1160 kHz	Fenton, Michigan	Oldies	Construction permit to move to Wixom, Michigan
WCXN	1170 kHz	Claremont, North Carolina	Regional Mexican
WDMV	700 kHz	Walkersville, Maryland	Spanish
WEW	770 kHz	St. Louis, Missouri	Brokered programming
WGOP	540 kHz	Pocomoke City, Maryland	Adult Standards	Construction permit to move to Damascus, Maryland
WIJR	880 kHz	Highland, Illinois	Regional Mexican
WKGE	850 kHz	Johnstown, Pennsylvania	Talk	Simulcasts WWGE/1400
WMFN	640 kHz	Zeeland, Michigan	Regional Mexican
WMJH	810 kHz	Rockford, Michigan	Spanish Regional Mexican
WNWI	1080 kHz	Oak Lawn, Illinois	Ethnic
WNZK	690 kHz daytime 680 kHz nighttime	Dearborn Heights, Michigan	Ethnic, talk	Only North American radio station to broadcast on 2 different frequencies
WOAP	1080 kHz	Owosso, Michigan	Adult hits
WPON	1460 kHz	Walled Lake, Michigan	Silent
WTOR	770 kHz	Youngstown, New York	Ethnic	Targets Toronto, Ontario, Canada
WVAB	1550 kHz	Virginia Beach, Virginia	Silent
WWCS	540 kHz	Canonsburg, Pennsylvania	Sports

Television station

Station	Channel	Community of License	Network	Notes
KIJR-LP	47	Lucerne Valley, California		Application in place to transition to digital broadcasting

External links

• Official site