90.9 FM WEKH, Hazard Off the Air

WEKU

Published June 22, 2015 at 12:45 AM EDT

Transmitter problems that developed over the weekend have taken 90.9 FM WEKH off the air.

Engineers are working on diagnosing the problem and getting the station back on the air.

Until then, we remind you that you can always hear he station by means of the web stream:http://weku.fm/listen

We apologize for the inconvenience!

For more information, please write to us at WEKU@eku.edu, post on Facebook or call us at
1-800-621-8890

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