FM radio towers are tall structures designed to transmit frequency modulation (FM) radio signals. They help broadcast music, news, and other audio content to listeners within a specific range. The height of these towers allows the signals to travel further and reach more people. These towers work by converting audio signals into radio waves, which are then sent out into the environment. The FM radio technology used in these towers provides better sound quality and less interference compared to other broadcasting methods. Many radio stations rely on these towers to deliver their programming to the public.