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KYXI

A 1989 sticker from Adult Contemporary 100.9 FM KYXI in Yuma, Arizona.
 

KROY

Sacramento California's 96.9 FM KROY began as an Album Oriented Rock station that was on the air from 1979 to 1984.  After a brief format and call letter change, KROY returned as a Hot AC outlet which lasted until 1990.  The frequency is currently home to Classic Rock station KSEG "96.9 The Eagle"

 

KNRJ

KNRJ was on the air in Phoenix, Arizona from 2002 to 2021, first as "Energy 101.1" and later as "101.1 FM The Beat."  "Energy" was a Dance/Top-40 station and "The Beat" primarily played Classic Hip-Hop.  In 2021 they switched call letters to KZCE and became "101.1 The Bounce"
 

KJOC

"I-Rock 93.5" KJOC is an Active Rock station licensed to Bettendorf, Iowa.  Their call letters are a remnant of a previous Sports format.

 

I WANT BOTH SHIRTS!

KCPX

The KCPX call letters in Salt Lake City have a long history going back to 1959.  1320 AM KCPX was on the air from 1959 to 1983, many of those years as a successful Top-40 station.  The calls returned again to the SLC market later in the 80s and again in the early 90s.  The top sticker dates to 1999 when KCPX returned once more with a CHR format.  They later transitioned to a Modern Rock station as "Channel 105.7"
 

Cadena Top Radio

 Cadena Top Radio played Contemporary Hit music in Barcelona, Spain circa the 1990s.

CKSY

94.3 FM CKSY is an Adult Contemporary station in Chatham-Kent, Ontario.  The 50,000-watt station has been on the air since 1986.
 

WVAE

WVAE "92.3 The Wave" was a short-lived New Age/Smooth Jazz station in Detroit, Michigan.  They were on the air from the very end of 1987 until they became WMXD at end of 1989.  WVAE's format and logo were modeled after Los Angeles' successful KTWV.
 

WPSK

107.1 FM WPSK is a Country station licensed to (W) PulaSKi, Virginia.
 

WMGP

 A late 1980s sticker from Classic Hits WMGP "Magic 99.3" in Parkersburg, West Virginia.

WIDD

1520 AM WIDD signed on the air from Elizabethton, Tennessee in November 1964.  Beginning in 1975 the WIDD call letters were also used for a sister station at 99.3 FM.  The AM half carried a Country format while the FM was a Gospel/Religious station.  

In 1978 WIDD was involved in a lawsuit after they aired the song "The Ballad of Jarvis Stout."  Stout was a Carter County constable arrested for drunk driving.  The county sheriff and a dispatcher co-wrote the song which was played on WIDD as their "Pick Hit of the Week."  Stout sued them along with the radio station, the studio where it was recorded and a newspaper which featured a front page story about the recording for "false and defamatory matter" that is "so outrageous...as to go beyond all bounds of decency."  I was unable to find out the results of this lawsuit.

WEBZ

WEBZ is an Urban Contemporary station in Panama City, Florida.  At some point they moved from 93.5 FM to 99.3 FM while keeping "The Beat" branding.
 

WAYO

104.3 FM WAYO is a listener-supported, low-power station in Rochester, New York.  They went on the air in 2016.
 

CJLF

"Life 100.3" CJLF is a Contemporary Christian station in Barrie, Ontario.

KVSI

1450 AM KVSI is an Adult Contemporary station licensed to Montpelier, Idaho.  The 1,000-watt station went on the air in 1965 and is now also heard on two FM translators.
 

KQID

"Q93" KQID is a Top-40 station in Alexandria, Louisiana.
 

KLTN

102.9 FM KLTN is a Regional Mexican station in Houston, Texas.  They are currently branded as "Qué Buena 102.9"