Dailyfly Media Sold Two Radio Frequencies
The company offloaded its 1430 AM and 107.3 FM licenses to the Boise-based Salt & Light Radio.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Dailyfly Media has finalized the sale of its 1430 AM and 107.3 FM radio frequencies to Salt & Light Radio. The transaction marks a change in ownership for the stations that previously broadcast LC Valley Fox Sports content.
Why it matters
The sale allows the Boise-based Salt & Light Radio to expand its presence into the LC Valley region. Dailyfly Media will continue to manage its remaining four local FM stations.
Dailyfly Media sold the 1430 AM and 107.3 FM frequencies but retains ownership of 101.5 KATW FM, 102.9 KVAB FM, 94.1 FM, and 100.5 KQZB FM.
The players
Dailyfly Media
Dailyfly Media is a regional broadcasting company that continues to operate several FM stations in the area.
Salt & Light Radio
Salt & Light Radio is a broadcast organization headquartered in Boise, Idaho, that is expanding its operations into the LC Valley.
The details
The divestment ends Dailyfly Media's management of the frequencies, which were formerly utilized for LC Valley Fox Sports programming. Salt & Light Radio initiated the acquisition to broaden its reach within the local broadcasting landscape.
Timeline
The transaction for the radio frequencies officially closed on September 25, 2026.
Market Landscape
This transaction reflects a broader trend of regional media consolidation where niche broadcasters exchange assets to optimize signal reach. By divesting these frequencies, Dailyfly Media shifts its operational focus to its core FM portfolio while enabling Salt & Light Radio to scale.
Listeners who previously tuned in to 1430 AM or 107.3 FM for Fox Sports content should expect changes to the programming lineup under new ownership. The sale does not impact the broadcast schedule for other local stations like 101.5 KATW or 102.9 KVAB.
The takeaway
Radio station sales often trigger a shift in local content offerings as new owners bring different programming philosophies to a frequency. Residents can monitor the stations to identify the new broadcast formats being introduced by Salt & Light Radio.
Further reading
For more news on local business changes, visit our Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Dailyfly News.
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