Team Radio Buys Enid Stations From Williams
Team Radio Marketing Group Enid agrees to acquire KOFM, KGWA-AM and The Jet HD from Williams Broadcasting, pending FCC approval.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Openings & Closings
Team Radio Marketing Group Enid, LLC has agreed to acquire KOFM, KGWA-AM, and The Jet HD Radio Station from Williams Broadcasting, LLC. The acquisition is pending approval by the Federal Communications Commission.
Why it matters
The deal expands Team Radio's presence in Enid and Northwest Oklahoma, where Williams Broadcasting has operated for 33 years. The company says the transaction should accelerate growth and give advertisers access to a larger regional audience.
The transaction covers three stations, and the acquiring companies together operate nine broadcast signals across the region. Financial terms of the deal were not included in the announcement and remain unreported.
The players
Team Radio Marketing Group
Team Radio Marketing Group is the Enid-based broadcast company acquiring the three stations, co-owned by Darrel Dye and Senator Bill Coleman.
Williams Broadcasting
Williams Broadcasting is the Enid-area broadcaster that has served the region for 33 years and is selling the stations, owned by Kyle Williams.
Federal Communications Commission
The Federal Communications Commission is the U.S. federal agency that regulates broadcast licenses and must approve the transfer before it can close.
The details
Team Radio Marketing Group Enid, LLC entered an agreement to acquire KOFM, KGWA-AM, and The Jet HD Radio Station from Williams Broadcasting, LLC. In a related transaction, Team Radio Outdoor Media, LLC is acquiring four digital billboard assets from Anchored Capital 3 Investments, LLC and Williams Media Group.
Timeline
Williams Broadcasting has served Enid and Northwest Oklahoma for 33 years.
The station and billboard transfers are expected to occur on November 9, subject to closing conditions and FCC approval.
Market Landscape
Station acquisitions like this one consolidate regional radio ownership in Northwest Oklahoma, where local operators compete for advertising dollars. The move positions Team Radio to hold a larger share of the regional audience and advertising market.
Listeners of KOFM, KGWA-AM, and The Jet HD should expect the stations to continue operating while ownership changes hands. Advertisers in Enid and Northwest Oklahoma may see the expanded Team Radio network as a single buying option across more signals.
The takeaway
Consolidation among local broadcasters can give advertisers broader regional reach through a single company. Residents should watch for FCC approval as the deal's key milestone.
What happens next
The FCC must approve the license transfers before the acquisition can close, with the transfer expected on November 9, 2026.
Further reading
For more on local business ownership changes, see Openings & Closings coverage across the region.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Ponca City Now.
