WTSR

91.3 WTSR (W Trenton State Radio) broadcasts from The College of New Jersey (formerly Trenton State College.)  The 1500-watt, student-run station airs Indie and Alternative music as well as specialty shows, news and sports.  WTSR went on the air in 1966.

Air 1 Radio

The Air 1 Radio Network consists of over 220 stations and translators in 43 states.  They began in the mid-1990s on two stations in California's San Bernardino County.  In 1999 Air 1 joined with EMF Broadcasting (owners of the K-LOVE network of Christian radio stations) and later moved its headquarters to Rocklin, California.  Air 1 began as a Christian Rock outlet before evolving to a broad Contemporary Christian Music format.  Beginning on January 1, 2019 they re-launched with
Contemporary Worship Music.

KHAI - Wahiawa, Hawaii

WOAR - South Vienna, Ohio

WKVT

92.7 WKVT went on the air in 1980 in Brattleboro, Vermont.  They currently air a Variety Hits format known as "Bratt FM".

WGLF

Tallahassee's "Gulf 104" WGLF is the longest running FM Rock station in the state of Florida.

WBZ

Boston, Massachusetts' AM 1030 WBZ is the oldest broadcasting station in New England.  They went on the air in September, 1921 in Springfield, MA and moved to Boston in 1931.  WBZ carries an all-News format during the day and Talk at night.  Their 50,000 watt, clear channel signal covers most of the eastern United States after daylight hours.

KXXY

KXXY plays Country music in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

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 WCNN - North Atlanta, Georgia

 WFNZ/WBCN - Charlotte, North Carolina

 KRLD - Dallas, Texas

KREB - Huntsville/Rogers, Arkansas

KLCZ

88.9 KLCZ is a student-run radio station from Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho.

Coyote Countrys

KEOT - St. George, Utah

KXLY - Spokane, Washington

KYTI - Sheridan, Wyoming

KWEY - Clinton, Oklahoma

From 1991 to 2006 KWEY was located at 97.3 FM licensed to Blanchard, OK. 

KATL

A sticker and magnets from 770 AM KATL licensed to Miles City, Montana ("The Cow Capital of the West" hence the "cattle" call letters.) 

WDTX

Detroit, Michigan's 99.5 WDTX existed from 1985 until 1988.  They started out as a Rock-based Top 40 station meant to be a radio version of MTV and later transitioned to a mainstream CHR outlet.  By late 1988 they had switched call letters to WDFX and became "The Fox."

WMSR

1320 AM WMSR airs a News/Talk format in (W) MancheSteR, Tennessee.  They went on the air in 1957 while WMSR-FM followed five years later.  The 5,000-watt (daytime) broadcaster is currently branded as "Thunder Radio" and is also heard on two translator stations at 106.7 and 107.9 FM.

WSCB

89.9 FM WSCB has been operated by the students at Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts since 1958.  They dropped the "Classy FM" branding and are currently known as "The Birthplace."

Z103s

 WLYZ - Greer/Greenville, South Carolina circa 1990.

 KZUE - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma circa 1980.

KZCR - Fergus Falls, Minnesota

WUWU

It's tough to categorize Buffalo, New York's legendary 107.7 WUWU.  In their years of existence they flirted with various formats including Progressive Rock, AOR, Alternative and even Jazz.  Some might have called them a format-free, stream of consciousness mess of a station and they may be right.  When I was listening to them circa 1982/83 they were playing a lot of alternative/new wave songs mixed with "regular" rock in an attempt to build an audience.  The set of music in the short aircheck below had them playing Billy Joel, The Clash, Led Zeppelin, Duran Duran and Scorpions.  By 1986 "The Sound Future" was gone, replaced by Classic Rock outlet WBYR "The Bear."  WUWU was licensed to Wethersfield, NY.

WMAK

1300 AM WMAK was on the air in Nashville, Tennessee from the late 1940s until the early 1980s.  Formats during some of those years include Oldies, Disco, Top-40 and Rock.  At some point they were run by students of the Nashville Radio School and eventually changed their call letters to WLUY as "Lucky 13."