KRNA Among Stations Devastated on April’s Fools Day

April Fool's Day was no joke here at KRNA and our sister stations, and unfortunately, we're still dealing with it.

Monday morning, things started to go south when the KRNA in-studio computer system refused to respond to commands. When closed, the program wouldn't reopen. The nightmare had begun.

Within a short period of time, we would also lose our live streaming capabilities online and our other three stations (KHAK, KDAT, and i107.1 went down one by one). We were able to play music off two other computers in the studio and then, suddenly, that music began to scramble on the air. (*Note, our live stream is up again.) What the...

So, we started to talk. The KRNA morning show, Jaymz Larson and Producer Mike, opened the mics and were joined by special guests throughout the morning. The talk show would continue until after 11 a.m., uninterrupted. At that point, we finally were able to start playing music again.

That's where we are this morning. Needless to say, we continue to work feverishly to resurrect all these problems.

We're also unable to respond to emails at the present time so please reach out to us with a message on the KRNA app or via our Facebook page.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we continue to work through what's the largest number of simultaneous issues I've seen in more than 30 years in this business.