KEYA

Turtle Mountain Chippewa Reservation KEYA (88.5 FM), is a National Public Radio member public radio station in Belcourt, North Dakota. Studios are located at the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation in Belcourt and has been through many renovations and changes, they have moved three buildings and the format has changed from vinyl, to Fidelipac, and most recently Cassette tape and Compact disc. "KEYA" has also employed highschool workers to work the board as Disc jockey's.

KEYA

City	Belcourt, North Dakota
Frequency	88.5 (MHz)
Slogan	"The Voice Of The Turtle Mountains"
Programming
Format	Country music/news/talk
Affiliations	National Public Radio AIROS Native Radio Network
Ownership
Owner	KEYA Public Radio (KEYA, Inc.)
History
First air date	October 1975
Former call signs	KEYA
Call sign meaning	Means "You" in the Micheif language
Technical information
Facility ID	4590
Class	C3
ERP	19,000 watts
HAAT	110 meters
Transmitter coordinates	48°50′37″N 99°45′2″W
Links
Website	http://keya.utma.com/885

The station signed on in October 1975, and claims to be the second oldest Native American-owned public radio station in the United States. It airs mostly country music, and local talent during the day, supplemented by NPR news updates and All Things Considered. While in the Evening they play the high school plays with a mix of pop and contemporary rock, at 9 pm they switch to classic rock on a show called the night owls nest.