KGVL

[3] The facility was built by legendary broadcast engineer Truett Kimzey,[3] who in the early 1930s gained fame as the original announcer for the Light Crust Doughboys on KFJZ in Fort Worth ("The Light Crust Doughboys are on the air!")

KGVL originally operated as a "full-service" station, with middle-of-the-road music, local news and sports, live coverage of local events, and Mutual Network and Texas State Network programming.

The station was formerly owned by Cumulus Media, and was sold to Hunt County Radio, LLC.

On December 5, 2023, it was announced that the station will flip its format to sports under the ESPN Radio affiliation after the holiday season, and would eventually become the first ESPN Radio station in the metroplex since KESN dropped the format in March 2022.

(14K Gold) Spanish 2005–2007; Radio Exitos 1400 Spanish on weekends only News Talk ?–2009 (1400 KGVL News/Talk/Sports) Classic Country 2009–2010 (1400 The Boot) Oldies 2010–November 2013 (Big 14 GVL) Classic Country November 2013–February 2018 (105.9 & 1400) Classic Hits February 2018–December 2023 (EZ Rock 105.9) Sports radio December 2023 – present (ESPN 1400)