Radio KORL

KORL (1180 AM) is an American radio station located in Honolulu, Hawaii, that is currently off the air. The station was owned by Hochman-McCain Hawaii and had offered a Multicutural format, broadcasting at 1180 kHz with a power level of 1,000 watts. They were the third station in Honolulu to carry the KORL calls, whose previous homes were at 650 AM and 690 AM respectively. Starting in 2010, the station will return as a Spanish-language religious radio outlet under new owners Centro Cristiano Vida Abundante.

This frequency was once home to Japanese-language broadcaster KOHO, which was at 1170 kHz, up until its sign-off in 2002, when its changed calls to KENT. In 2005 Salem bought the signal back on the air as KHCM and adopted a country music format. In 2006 it moved to the 1180 frequency, followed by a swap with KORL's owners for the 690 signal.