KKIS-FM

96.5 KKIS is a Hot AC station licensed to Soldotna, Alaska.

KKIS-AM

KKIS was a Top-40 station licensed to Pittsburg, California from 1958 until the early 1970s. In 1972 they switched to Easy Listening and by the late 1970s had added nightly Spanish language programming and Disco music on Saturday nights. A 1985 KKIS aircheck sounds like a straight-up CHR station station while a 1989 Broadcasting Yearbook had their format listed as Adult Contemporary. In 1993 KKIS became KATD which currently airs Spanish Talk.

KKID

KKID is a Classic Rock station licensed to Salem, Missouri.

WXDU

WXDU is an Alternative station broadcasting from Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.

KKHT

KKHT was a Top-40 station in Houston, Texas circa 1986/'87. 96.5 FM is currently a Hot AC station "Mix 96.5" KHMX.

KKHK

"95.5 HankFM" KKHK is a Country station licensed to Carmel, California. Prior to this they carried a Classical format known as "K-Bach" KBOQ which now resides at 103.9 FM.

KKHK

"99.5 FM The Hawk" KKHK was a Classic Rock station in Denver, Colorado. The station still carries that format but is now known as "The Mountain" KQMT. 99.5 FM originally signed on in 1969 as KVOD playing Classical music before moving to 92.5 FM in 1995.

KKHJ

KKHJ is a Hot AC station licensed to Pago Pago, American Samoa. The "93 KHJ" branding is ripped off from a loving tribute to the legendary Los Angeles Top-40 station KHJ 930 AM.

KKGO

KKGO is a Country station from Los Angeles, California. Through most of the 1980s they carried a Jazz format before switching to Classical as "K-Mozart" KMZT in 1990. In 2006 long-time Country station KZLA switched to Rhythmic AC leaving Los Angeles without a Country music station. Six months later KKGO dropped Classical and became "Go Country 105."

KKGL

"96.9 The Eagle" KKGL is a Classic Rock station from Boise, Idaho.

KKFX

"K-Fox" KKFX was an R&B/Urban station in Seattle, Washington. They were on the air from the early 1980s until 1993 when they became the Radio Disney affiliate KKDZ.

KKFT

KKFT is a conservative-leaning Talk station from Reno, Nevada. Syndicated hosts include Laura Ingraham, Dennis Miller, Dr. Laura and Glenn Beck. "99.1 FM Talk" is licensed to Gardnerville-Minden, NV.

KKFR

KKFR has carried some form of Contemporary Hit music in Phoenix, Arizona since 1985. Different elements have come and gone including R&B/Hip-Hop, Rhythmic Pop, straight-up Top-40 and even a hint of Modern Rock. In 2006 KKFR moved up the dial to become "Power 98.3" while 92.3 became KTAR with a Talk format. "Power 92" was licensed to Glendale, AZ.

KKFM

KKFM is a Classic Rock station from Colorado Springs, Colorado.

KKFI

KKFI is an independent, non-commercial community radio station in Kansas City, Missouri. Block programming includes Jazz, Rock, Blues, Latin, Reggae and News/Talk. KKFI has been on the air since 1988.

KKFG

KKFG is a Classic Hits station licensed to Bloomfield, New Mexico. The above sticker from 2006 is from when KKFG was a more traditional Oldies station. Looking at their current website it appears they kept ye olde sunglasses logo.

Prior to spinning Oldies KKFG was a Country station known as "K-FROG." At least I'm guessing it was Country since the toad is sporting a cowboy hat and every "Frog" station I know of carries that format.

KKEZ

KKEZ is a Hot AC station from Fort Dodge, Iowa. They began with a Beautiful Music format but have been some form of Adult Contemporary or Top-40 since 1979. This sticker is from 1991 and depicts Fort Dodge's skyline including the distinctive clock tower of the Webster County Courthouse.

KKEX

KKEX "Kix 96" is a Country station licensed to Preston, Idaho.

KKEQ (K285BG)

K285BG is one of six local translators for 107.1 KKEQ, a Contemporary Christian station licensed to Fosston, Minnesota. 104.9 FM is licensed to Grand Forks, North Dakota.

KKEG

"92.1 The Keg" was a Rock station licensed to Fayetteville, Arkansas. 92.1 is currently KQSM, a Country station known as "Sam 98." In 2009 The Keg went on a pub crawl up the dial to 98.3 FM and is now licensed to Bentonville, AR.