KSCO first went on the air in 1947. Originally, the AM station was licensed to Radio Santa Cruz, a partnership between radio engineer Charles Vernon Berlin and Fred and Mahlon McPherson, the owners of ...

Longview firefighters made what is likely the tallest rescue in department history Saturday when they saved two hot air balloonists who struck a radio tower and were trapped almost 1,000 […] ...

KNSJ is still streaming online, but restoring the broadcast signal will require urgent funding for engineering, equipment, and a possible new site.

In Longview, a hot air balloon crash into a radio tower at 920 feet sparked a challenging rescue due to strong winds, but both occupants were safely saved.