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LPFM stations in Louisiana

Every licensed low power FM station and construction permit, with its licensee, frequency, power and license expiration. Updated every morning.

12 stations, by community. FCC data as of October 17, 2026.

StationCommunityLicenseePowerStatusLicense expires
New station93.3 MHz Arnaudville, LA Atelier de la Nature 100 W at 26 mLP100 Construction permit
New station105.5 MHz Baton Rouge, LA Construction permit
WVGE-LP88.9 MHz Baton Rouge, LA The Church in Baton Rouge 100 W at 29 mLP100 Construction permit
KECK-LP96.1 MHz Lafayette, LA Iglesia Y Miniserio Rio De Dios 8 W at 103 mLP100 Construction permit
KEJK-LP106.9 MHz Lake Charles, LA Ministerio Internacional Rio De Dios 13 W at 84 mLP100 Construction permit
KHBQ-LP103.5 MHz Monroe, LA Old Time Radio Studies and Creativity Project 100 W at 12 mLP100 Construction permit
New station98.9 MHz New Orleans, LA Iglesia Hechos Y Poder 100 W at 30 mLP100 Construction permit
New station104.1 MHz New Orleans, LA New Orleans Master Craft Guild 100 W at 11 mLP100 Construction permit
New station102.3 MHz Oak Grove, LA First Baptist Church of Oak Grove, LA 76 W at 35 mLP100 Construction permit
WNCM-LP97.5 MHz Prairieville, LA Normal Christian Media 100 W at 30 mLP100 Construction permit
WSLY-LP97.5 MHz Slidell, LA International Black Broadcasters Association 82 W at 27 mLP100 Construction permit
KFRW-LP97.9 MHz Winnsboro, LA Winnsboro Broadcast Education Training 100 W at 16 mLP100 Construction permit

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About this directory

  • Listed: every LPFM the FCC shows as licensed (on the air, silent or at reduced power) and every unbuilt construction permit. Cancelled and deleted stations are not.
  • Power is the effective radiated power and height above average terrain on the station's current license, or on its permit if it has no license yet.
  • The licensee is the applicant on the station's most recent FCC application.

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