This is where the Tri-Cities can claim to have culture (NPR always comes to the resue!). Sure,…read moresure it's piped in from miles away (the "nearby" palouse-laden land known as Pullman), but hey, we get a nice strong signal of NPR right here in the boonies known as the Tri-Cities! ;) We get two options to choose from: 89.1: NPR & Classical/Jazz 89.7: NPR & News I personally go for the latter. Yeah, Classical is alright, but I personally like listening to the talk of NPR. Sometimes I wonder how NPR can survive here in the Tri-Cities. I find it hard to believe that those vehicles with "W '04" or "Palin 2012" would be listening to NPR, but who knows! NWPR's been surviving for as long as I've been here--so there's Hope.

I wake up every morning with the news. I Love this channel for local morning news. It's really…read moresad that Jason valentine is on at nights now. Really miss him. He is a really professional news anchor. Really miss Crystal Costa too, she was awesome. I'm glad Emily is gone, what an unprofessional news anchor. I saw her one day shopping at Walmart and I thought I would compliment her, and I did not get anything from her. She acted like she was "Barbara Walters" or something.

It was bad enough when they were going to broadcast Spokane's news, but now they've apparently…read moredecided to just not HAVE news. Over the last couple weeks, it seems to be a crapshoot whether it'll be the Spokane broadcast, an infomercial, or just Nightline a half hour early. Until someone makes a decision, I'll be on another channel...

Roller can't even say "Lynyrd Skynyrd".... She says "Leonard Skynyrd"!!!!! She played December by…read moreCollective Soul and said it was Shine!! Hello? McFly!!

This has become my primary listening station. Their morning show amuses me, provides news…read moreheadlines, sports, and weather without being too talkative and interrupting the playlist too much. Through the rest of the day, there's even less talk, and they spread the commercials in short enough blocks that I don't usually feel the need to change the station. A classic rock station obviously has a tremendous library to pick from, but they typically do a decent job of playing the stuff that actually deserves to be remembered. My only complaint is that some of their library can't possibly be considered classic rock yet, because those were albums I bought new, and I refuse to accept that I'm that old.

I love Nights with Alice Cooper starting at 7 p.m. and they definitely hit the niche with all the…read more80s classic rock songs I grew up with, know & love, and still own on vinyl or cassette! Absolutely smitten with the fact that they are giving local Tri -Tech kids the on-air experience as radio D.J.s! Who does that?! Jeff Jacobs, that's who. Hats off to you, sir.