WCRA

WCRA
City	Effingham, Illinois
Broadcast area	Effingham, Illinois
Branding	WCRA Talk - AM 1090
Slogan	The Talk of Effingham
Frequency	1090 AM (kHz)
Format	News Talk
Power	1,000 watts (Daytime only)
Class	D
Owner	Cromwell Group, Inc. (Two Petaz Inc.)
Sister stations	WCRC, WHQQ, WJKG
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	www.effinghamradio.com

WCRA 1090 AM is a radio station broadcasting a news talk format. Licensed to Effingham, Illinois, USA, the station is currently owned by Cromwell Group, Inc. WCRA carries a variety of talk shows such as Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, and Dave Ramsey.^[1]

References

News/talk radio stations in the state of Illinois

All-news	WBBM – Chicago WCFS – Elmwood Park

News and talk	KFTK – East St. Louis KQQZ – Fairview Heights WAIK – Galesburg WBBA-FM – Pittsfield WBEL – South Beloit WBIG – Aurora WBGZ – Alton WCIL – Carbondale WCMY – Ottawa WCPT – Willow Springs WCRA – Effingham WCSJ – Morris WDAN – Danville WDWS – Champaign WFIW – Fairfield WGEM – Quincy WGFA – Watseka WGIL – Galesburg WGN – Chicago WGNU – Granite City WHOW – Clinton WIND – Chicago WJBC – Bloomington WJBM – Jerseyville WJOL – Joliet WJPF – Herrin WKAN – Kankakee WKEI – Kewanee WKYX – Golconda WLBK – DeKalb WLMD - Bushnell WLS – Chicago WMAY – Springfield WMIX – Mount Vernon WRHL – Rochelle WRMN – Elgin WROK – Rockford WRPW – Colfax WSDR – Sterling WSDZ – Belleville WSOY – Decatur WTAD – Quincy WTAX – Springfield WTIM – Assumption WTRH – Ramsey WZOE – Princeton WZUS – Macon

See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in Illinois

Daytime-Only radio stations in Illinois

Stations	WAIT - Crystal Lake WCIL - Carbondale WCKG - Elmhurst WCRA - Effingham WGFA- Watseka WHOW - Clinton WLBH - Mattoon WLDS - Jacksonville WLIQ - Quincy WMBI - Chicago WPEO - Peoria WQQW - Highland WRIK - Brookport WSMI - Litchfield WTIM - Assumption WVEL - Pekin WWHN - Joliet WYEC - Macomb

Defunct	WPOK - Pontiac

See also: Clear channel radio stations and Why AM Radio Stations Must Reduce Power, Change Operations, or Cease Operations at Night

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