KCYY

"Y100" KCYY has been a Country station in San Antonio, Texas since the late 1980s.
 

KCGQ

KCGQ is a Rock station in Cape Girardeau, Missouri now branded as "Real Rock 99.3".  I'm not sure if they had a Rock or CHR format when this 1990s-era(?) sticker was printed and they were known as "Q99".  If you know, leave a comment.

 

WWSK

"94.3 The Shark" WWSK is a Mainstream Rock station licensed to Smithtown, New York.  Their 2,600-watt signal covers all of central Long Island.
 

WRCL

"Club 93.7" WRCL is a Rhythmic CHR station in Flint, Michigan.
 

WNCO

101.3 FM WNCO (W North Central Ohio) is a Country station licensed to Ashland, Ohio.
 

WIQB

102.9 FM WIQB aired different iterations of a Rock format in Ann Arbor, Michigan from 1974 until 2000.  Variations included AOR, a hybrid AOR-Top40, Adult Album Alternative and Active Rock.
 

KNIE

1530 AM KNIE (K News Information Entertainment) went on the air in June 1974 from Cheyenne, Wyoming.  Their time broadcasting at that frequency appears to be brief.  The 1974 Broadcasting Yearbook lists a KCHY at 1590 AM with a construction permit for 1530.  The next two years lists KNIE at 1590 AM and then no listing at all for 1977, '78 and '79.  This reception confirmation letter is the only evidence I could find for KNIE having actually broadcast at 1530 AM.
 

KEZO

KEZO "Z92" has been a Rock station in Omaha, Nebraska since 1978.  They are the flagsship station of the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire morning show which is syndicated to three other stations in Nebraska, Idaho and Kansas.
 

KZKS

"Drive 105" KZKS is a Classic Rock station licensed to Rifle, Colorado near Grand Junction.  Prior to this format they played Country music.
 

KAZY

93.7 FM KAZY is an Active Rock station in Cheyenne, Wyoming.  Cheyenne and Denver, Colorado are about 100 miles apart but the KAZY call letters were almost definitely chosen as a tribute to the KAZY that existed in Denver for almost two decades.
 

CFRQ

"Q104" CFRQ has been a Rock station in Halifax, Nova Scotia since 1983.  "Q Nation" extends to three sister stations: CJMO, CHNI and CKEZ which all share the same Q logo.  The bottom sticker measures an impressive 23 inches long!

WCKW

92.3 FM WCKW was a 100,000-watt Classic Rock station in New Orleans/Baton Rouge, Louisiana starting in 1986.  I couldn't find exactly when that format ended but it might have lasted into the early 2000s. 
 

CHME

94.9 FM CHME is a community radio station licensed to Les Escoumins, Quebec.
 

KWJZ

A magnet from 98.9 KWJZ in Seattle, Wshington.  Their Smooth Jazz format existed from the mid-1990s until 2010 when they flipped to a hybrid Modern AC/AAA outlet with new call letters KLCK.

KKZN

"93.3 The Zone" KKZN was an Adult Alternative station in Dallas, Texas from 1996 until 1999.
 

KAHI

950 AM KAHI is a News/Talk station licensed to Auburn, California near Sacramento.  They are also heard on two translators at 102.9 and 104.5 FM.
 

WSMS / WUMR

Memphis State University's campus radio station carried a Jazz format for four decades.  WSMS was on the air from 1979 to 1994 and a call letter change to WUMR lasted until 2020.  The university (now called the University of Memphis) determined that the station was no longer financially sustainable and transferred the license to a non-profit organization which changed their calls to WYXR.

WPNA

103.1 FM WPNA (W Polish National Alliance) is a Polish/International station licensed to Highland Park, Illinois near Chicago.

WMBX

"X102.3" WMBX has been a Rhythmic Top-40/Urban AC station in West Palm Beach, Florida since 2001.

WHYB

103.7 FM WHYB is a 13,000-watt station licensed to Menominee, Michigan.  They carried the satellite-fed Classic Country music of the "Real Country" format when these stickers were current.  WHYB is now a Classic Hits station.
 

WDPE

"DNP 102.3" launched in July 2015 as a low-power, non-commercial station licensed to Dover, Ohio.  After a couple years with call letters WDPE it appears they were able to get the WDNP calls that were always part of their branding.  Classic Hits/Rock is heard weekdays with specialty shows on weekends including Jazz, Alternative, Oldies and children's programming.  Listening live while making this post I heard The Cars, The Go-Go's, John Mellencamp featuring Bruce Springsteen, Philip Bailey with Phil Collins and Duncan Sheik.
 

WASL

100.1 FM WASL in Dyersburg. Tennessee flipped from Rock "SL100" to Variety Hits "Jack FM" in 2015.  The middle sticker indicates that they once were a Top-40 station as well.  WASL is a sister station of WTRO and both are owned by Burks Beverage & Broadcasting which is also a local bottler of Pepsi and Dr. Pepper.