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Cities and towns within the coverage area include Superior, Duluth, Hermantown, Proctor, Two Harbors and Cloquet.
Expanded coverage ensures that Wisconsin Public Radio's News & Classical Music Service is available to more than 145,000 residents in the Twin Ports area.
WPR's News and Classical Music service airs about 100 hours of classical music per week, but you'll also find folk, world and jazz music on the weekends.
WPR reaches across the state and connects individuals and families in a daily conversation about Wisconsin and the world. Reporters in seven regional bureaus, like Mike Simonson in Superior, help us serve the state with local content and perspectives. And, of course, we're your home for national and global news from NPR, the BBC and the CBC.

The Twin Ports Connection

Wisconsin Public Radio's News & Classical Music Service reaches throughout the state and connects individuals and families with news to feed the mind and music to soothe the soul.

Unfortunately, due to unreliable signal strength, not everyone in the Twin Ports region has been part WPR's News & Classical Music community. With your help, we can change that . . .

Expanding Coverage, Connecting Communities

The Federal Communications Commission recently granted Wisconsin Public Radio permission to construct a new, full-powered FM radio station to serve the Twin Ports.

The new signal extends broadcast coverage of our News & Classical Music Service to the entire Twin Ports area (see map). Support for the project has been partially secured through grants from the Wisconsin Public Broadcasting Foundation and the Wisconsin Public Radio Association. An additional $50,000 is needed to complete the funding.

Information and Inspiration for Years to Come

Construction of WSSU 88.5 FM ensures a strong signal for the News & Classical Music Service with its special mix of rich and diverse music and award-winning news and public affairs coverage.

Make a gift today and help area residents connect with their neighbors in the region and around the state through Wisconsin Public Radio.