KSNM

A 1997 sticker from 98.7 FM KSNM in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.  At that time they carried an Adult Standards/Oldies format and are currently a Classic Rock outlet.

This 95.5 FM KSNM decal is from Santa Fe, New Mexico and probably dates to around 1980 or 81.  It is possible that this station is completely unrelated to the KSNM in the top sticker--Santa Fe is about three hours away from Truth Or Consequences--but it is curious that they had the same call letters.  The only thing I could find out about "The Hurricane" is that is was the nickname of Harry Gregor who was the program director at the time and presumably did an airshift as well.  The 1981 Broadcasting Yearbook states that KSNM broadcast a Middle-Of-The-Road format at the time.

CILW

1230 AM CILW went on the air in Wainwright, Alberta in 1984.  They later moved dial positions to 830 AM,  changed calls to CKKY sometime in the 1990s and abandoned the AM frequency altogether converting to 101.9 FM in 2013.

KTCO

A shirt and static stickers from KTCO, a Country station in Duluth, Minnesota.

KDTH

A magnet from AM 1370 KDTH, a full-service (news/sports/farm reports, Oldies/MOR and Adult Standards music) station in Dubuque, Iowa.  The call letters are derived from a local newspaper that originally owned the station--(K) Dubuque Telegraph Herald.  KDTH went on the air in May 1941.

The Buzzes

 "106. 3 The Buzz" KBZS - Wichita Falls, Texas

 "103.7 The Buzz" KABZ - Little Rock, Arkansas

 "100.1 The Buzz" KBBM - Jefferson City, Missouri

"94.7 The Buzz" KHBZ - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

BBC Radio Orkney

BBC Radio Orkney broadcasts from Kirkwall in the Orkney Islands of northern Scotland.  When not airing local programming, the 93.7 FM frequency transmits BBC Radio Scotland.

5GTR

5GTR is a community radio station in Mount Gambier, South Australia.  They went on the air in 1983 and switched frequencies from 105.7 to 100.1 FM in 2004.  According to their website, programming includes "Blues, Middle of the Road, Classical, Country, Metal, Indigenous, German, Italian, Dutch, World, Pop, Rock, Jazz, Golden Oldies from the 40s to the 60s & also the current top 40."

WWJC

850 AM WWJC was a Religious station in Duluth, Minnesota from 1963 until 2014.

WPET

AM 950 WPET is a Religious station in Greensboro, North Carolina.  They went on the air in June 1954.

WLW

700 WLW is a News/Talk station in Cincinnati, Ohio.  The 50,000-watt, clear channel blowtorch went on the air in March 1922.
Other WLW stickers can be seen here, here, here, here and here.

Coupla Hippies

WHPI - Glasford/Peoria, Illinois

WHPY - Bellevue/Nashville, Tennessee

WDIC

92.1 WDIC (W DICkenson County) is a Classic Hits station now branded as "The Wolf."  A sticker from their AM sister station can be seen here.  WDIC is licensed to Clinchco, Virginia.

WAMC / Northeast Public Radio

WAMC is the flagship station of the Northeast Public Radio network based in Albany, New York.  They were originally affiliated with the (W) Albany Medical College from which they derived their call letters.  The public radio network currently consists of 28 stations and translators covering parts of seven states and Quebec.

KSCQ

"Q92.9" KSCQ is an Adult Contemporary station licensed to Silver City, New Mexico.

Oasis Radio Network

The Oasis Radio Network consists of six stations and six translators in Oklahoma, Missouri, Ohio and Virginia.  They carry a Religious format with the flagship station being 90.5 KNYD in Tulsa, OK.

KOZO - Branson, Missouri

WOFN - Beach City/Canton, Ohio

KGMS

940 AM KGMS is a Religious Talk station in Tucson, Arizona.

KCFI

1250 AM KCFI is an Oldies station in Cedar Falls, Iowa.  They also broadcast at 105.1 FM via translator K286CI licensed to Waterloo, IA.

K-Hits

"K-Hits 96" KIHT - St. Louis, Missouri

"106.9 K-Hits" KHTT - Muskogee/Tulsa, Oklahoma

"K-Hits 106.7" KLTH - Lake Oswego/Portland, Oregon

WHO

A t-shirt from "Newsradio 1040" WHO in Des Moines, Iowa.  Their 50,000-watt signal covers most of Iowa during the day and much of the central United States at night.  They've been on the air since April 1924 when stations in Iowa were still assigned call letters beginning with the letter W.  Ronald Reagan worked at WHO as a sportscaster from 1932 until 1937.

WKRK

"Radio 92.3" WKRK was a Modern Rock station in Cleveland, Ohio from 2008 until 2011.