Kentucky Broadcasters Association

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101 Enterprise Dr
Frankfort, KY 40601
+1 (502) 848-0426
https://www.kba.org

The Kentucky Broadcasters Association (KBA) is dedicated to uniting public and commercial radio and television stations throughout Kentucky. Its mission encompasses representing the interests of broadcasters, facilitating communication through meetings and publications, and providing educational resources to enhance service to the public.

Through a variety of programs, including awards, scholarships, and events, the KBA further supports its members in their roles as essential informers within their communities. The leadership team actively engages in initiatives that foster growth and professionalism within the broadcasting industry in the Commonwealth.

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