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WPRW

1460 AM WPRW (W PRince William County) was on the air in Manassas, Virginia from 1957 to 1993.
 

WMFS

"93X" was a Rock station in Memphis, Tennessee from 2001 to 2009.  WMFS is currently a Sports station and ESPN Radio affiliate.
 

WICH

1310 AM WICH airs a mix of Soft Oldies, Adult Standards and Talk in NorWICH, Connecticut.
 

WEBB

"B98.5" WEBB is a Country station licensed to Waterville, Maine.

WAXY

105.9 FM WAXY was on the air in Fort Lauderdale, Florida from 1971 to 1994.  They switched between Adult Contemporary and Oldies multiple times before flipping to Classic Hits and changing their call letters to WBGG.

KVRP

KVRP is a Country station in Abilene, Texas currently branded as "Big Country 97.1 FM".  This undated sticker is from when they were located at 95.5 FM....format unknown.
 

KQEW

102.3 FM KQEW is a News/Talk station in Fordyce, Arkansas.
 

KLSU

91.1 FM KLSU is the campus radio station at (K) Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA.  The station originally wanted the call letters WLSU but they were already taken by a station in Wisconsin.  The FCC granted them an exemption to use call letters starting with a K even though they are located east of the Mississippi River (albeit only by about a mile.)  
 

KHIB

"92 Rock" KHIB was a student-run radio station at Southeastern Oklahoma State University in Durant, OK circa the 1980s.  They still has the KHIB call letters at least through the mid-1990s but at some point became KSSU.
 

KOWL

1490 AM KOWL is a News/Talk station licensed to South Lake Tahoe, California.
 

KBDF

1280 AM KBDF was a Top-40 station in Eugene, Oregon from 1974 to 1984.
 

CJKC

CJKC plays Country music in Kamloops, British Columbia.  They are currently branded as "New Country 103.1"
 

Bermuda Funk

Bermuda Funk is a community radio station broadcasting to the Rhine-Neckar metro area in southwest Germany.  They started as a temporary pop-up station during the Mannheim-Heidelberg International Film Festival in 1999 and began permanent broadcasts in 2000.  
 

WZEW

 WZEW "92ZEW" is an Adult Album Alternative station in Mobile, Alabama.  They've been on the air since 1982.

WRXL

"XL102" WRXL was a Rock station in Richmond, Virginia from 1976 to 2002.  They then shifted to Alternative Rock as "102.1 The X" but then went back to "XL102" ten years later.  They are currently branded as "Alt 102.1"

WORG

100.3 FM WORG is a 25,000-watt station in (W) ORanGeburg, South Carolina. They are currently one of over 500 affiliates of the K-Love network of Christian radio stations.  Another WORG sticker from when they were located at 103.9 FM can be seen here.
 

WSQK

The British broadcaster Global has set up a temporary online station based on the station shown on the latest season of Netflix's popular series Stranger Things.  WSKQ "The Squawk" broadcasts from Hawkins, Indiana and reminds me of the smaller market Top-40 stations I grew up listening to in rural western Ohio.  Local commercials, top of the hour news, real (but likely voicetracked) DJs, authentic jingles and a "sound" created by going through a vintage Inovonics FM250 audio processor.  Stranger Things is set in the 1980s so obviously WSKQ plays music almost entirely from that decade.  I did hear a smattering of non-80s songs--Patsy Cline, CCR and Bobby Bare--otherwise it was all-80s: Tears For Fears, T'Pau, REO Speedwagon, INXS, Human League, Madonna, Go-Go's, Duran Duran, Wham! and, not surprisingly, Kate Bush, whose song "Running Up That Hill" was made a hit again after it was a plot point in the show.

This screenshot from the series shows a few radio stickers on the studio door:

--a Bruce Springsteen decal from WRIF in Detroit.  (See it here)

--KIRL in St. Louis, Missouri

--a vintage WPLJ sticker promoting The Who.  I have a similar WPLJ/Led Zeppelin decal.  See it here.

--an unidentified lip print sticker which could be from any number of "Kiss FM" stations.

--a WFBQ/Bob & Tom sticker which they acknowledged having seen on their official X account --   x.com/bobandtom (See a similar one here.  It's the third sticker down)

--an unidentified 93FM (or 95FM) sticker at the top of the door. 

--There's also a burnt orange sticker (underneath the Pollution Stinks decal) from a Country station that I can't identify.  It's driving me crazy because I know I have the sticker, I just can't figure out where it's from...yet.

This shot from outside the studio shows a sticker from KKGO in Los Angeles, California.  They are currently a Country station but carried a Jazz format up until 1989.

The WSQK studio building was modeled after the former studios of WPTF in Raleigh, North Carolina near where Stranger Things directors Matt and Ross Duffer are from.

680 AM WPTF is a News/Talk station and went on the air in the 1920s.  Their call letters stood for We Protect The Family which was the slogan of their owner the Durham Life Insurance Company. 

Listen to WSKQ while you can.  They will only exist until January 1st when the final episode airs.  I used the Global Player app to listen but it is supposedly also available on TuneIn.

WGTB

102.3 FM WGTB was a short-lived Country station in Fort Wayne, Indiana circa 1993/94.
 

KSKE

101.7 FM KSKE is a Country station in Eagle/Aspen, Colorado.  I gotta admit that the cowboy skiing on a guitar is a pretty great logo!
 

KPQX

92.5 FM KPQX plays Country music in Havre, Montana.
 

KEVA

1240 AM KEVA was on the air in (K) EVAnston, Wyoming from 1963 to 2014.

WGY AM & FM

810 AM WGY is a 50,000-watt News/Talk station in Albany/Schenectady, New York.  They've been on the air since 1922 when their license holder was the General Electric Company, a company that was a pioneer in the development of radio.

Sister station WGY-FM "Electric 99" was a CHR station beginning around 1987 and an Oldies outlet from 1990 to 1994.