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KTOT-FM 89.5 serving the northeast TX Panhandle is off the air due to the failure of both air conditioning units needed to cool it's high-power transmitter. The air conditioning units are currently being replaced and other HVAC improvements made. If all goes well, we hope to have these repairs made and KTOT back on the air by the end of the day on Friday, 10/10. We apologize for this this interruption in service. In the meantime, you can always listen on-line through the player above or on HPPR's mobile app to either HPPR Mix, KTOT's regular programming, or HPPR Connect featuring all news and information programming.

Women's suffrage

HPPR News

America’s first female mayor came from a tiny town in Kansas. And she got the job by accident

Sam Zeff

Kansas was years ahead of most of the country in granting women full suffrage. A prank by a few men backfired when Susanna Madora Salter was elected mayor of Argonia, Kansas, in 1887.
HPPR Arts, Culture & History

Pure Perseverance: 100 Years of Women's Suffrage on the High Plains

Jenny Inzerillo

“Equal suffrage, we beg for thee/ May we hide our wrongs in thee./May the ballot men have stole/ From their soiled hands be removed;/ If polluted, here’s…
HPPR Government & Politics

This Suffragist Monument Needs An Act Of Congress And Colorado’s Delegation Is Hard At Work On It

Caitlyn Kim

The idea of the monument comes from Loveland artist Jane DeDecker and Jody Shadduck-McNally, president and co-founder of the Every Word We Utter Monument board