Studio Brussel

Studio Brussel began in 1983 as a regional station based in Brussels, Belgium that broadcast only during rush hour.  They eventually expanded their on-air hours and could be heard throughout Flanders (the Dutch speaking, northern part of Belgium.)  Studio Brussel is operated by the Flemish Radio and Television broadcasting organization known as VRT.  They are heard on about seven different FM frequencies as well as Digital Audio Broadcasting and mostly plays pop/rock music.  Listening live while making this post I heard Blink-182, Chappell Roan, Fleetwood Mac and Jamie Lidell.
 

KHGV

99.7 FM KHGV was a low-power, non-profit, Oldies station in Houston, Texas.  They began broadcasting in 2015 but due to staffing, technical and financial problems went off the air in 2024.  Garden Villas is a neighborhood about eight miles from downtown Houston.
 

KBCQ

97.1 FM KBCQ is a 100,000-watt CHR station in Roswell, New Mexico.
 

CJIT

106.7 FM CJIT is a Country station licensed to Lac-Mégantic, Quebec.
 

Bayerischer Rundfunk

Bayerischer Rundfunk ("Bavarian Broadcasting") is a public-service radio and television broadcaster based in Munich, Germany.  They were founded in 1922 as Deutsche Stunde in Bayern and became Bayerischer Rundfunk in 1931.  BR is partly funded through commercial advertising but most of their operating budget is derived from viewer and listener license fees which every houshold in Germany is required to pay.

BR's radio channels include:

Bayern 1 - Popular music and information

Bayern 2 - Spoken word/News/Documentaries along with some music (Alternative, Jazz and Folk)

Bayern 3 - Pop music targeted to a younger audience

BRKlassik - Classical music and opera

BR24 - Rolling news and traffic updates, short-form thematic programs (culture/sports/science/politics)

Five other unique BR channels are available through Digital Audio Broadcasting and internet streaming.
 

102 FM

102 FM has been on the air in Tel Aviv, Israel since September 1996.
 

KDNZ

KDNZ was a student-run radio station at the University of San Francisco in San Francisco, California.  This article says that they were founded in 1963 as an AM station.  By the late 1990s they were broadcasting concurrently on 880 AM, 88.1 FM, local cable TV channel 3 and online.  The demise of KDNZ was largely due to a lack of student involvement.  Another factor could be that there weren't enough people on campus to staff both KDNZ and the school's other station, the more popular KUSF.