FM Radio Stations
| Frequency | Call letter | HD1 format | HD2 format | HD3 format | HD4 format | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 88.1 | KHPR | Classical, News (National Public Radio) | Hawaii Public Radio | |||
| 89.3 | KIPO | News, Information, Jazz (National Public Radio) | Hawaii Public Radio | |||
| 90.3 | KTUH | Modern Rock, Progressive music | University of Hawaii | |||
| 92.3 | KSSK | Adult Contemporary | Smooth Jazz | Clear Channel Communications | ||
| 93.1 | KQMQ | Hawaiian Contemporary/Reggae | Ohana Broadcast Company | |||
| 93.9 | KHJZ | Rhythmic adult contemporary | Rhythmic Contemporary | Clear Channel Communications | ||
| 94.7 | KUMU | Rhythmic adult contemporary | Ohana Broadcast Company | |||
| 95.5 | KAIM | Christian Contemporary | Salem Communications | |||
| 96.3 | KRTR | Adult Contemporary | Cox Radio | |||
| 97.5 | KHCM-FM | Country | Salem Communications | |||
| 98.5 | KDNN | Hawaiian Contemporary | Country | Clear Channel Communications | ||
| 99.5 | KGU-FM | Religious | Salem Communications | |||
| 100.3 | KCCN | Hawaiian Contemporary | Cox Radio | |||
| 101.1 | KORL | Adult Top 40 | Smooth Jazz | Korean Pop | Japanese Pop | Hochman-McCain Hawaii |
| 101.9 | KUCD | Adult Top 40 | Radio Free Hawaii | Clear Channel Communications | ||
| 102.7 | KDDB | Rhythmic Contemporary | Ohana Broadcast Company | |||
| 103.5 | KHAI | Christian Rock | Educational Media Foundation | |||
| 104.3 | KPHW | Rhythmic Contemporary | Cox Radio | |||
| 105.1 | KINE | Traditional Hawaiian | Cox Radio | |||
| 105.9 | KPOI | Classic Rock | Ohana Broadcast Company | |||
| 106.7 | KNAN | New/Format TBA | Big D Consulting | |||
| 107.9 | KKOL-FM | Oldies | Salem Communications |
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