WKXW

 

WKXW "New Jersey 101.5" airs a News/Talk format weekdays and Classic Hits on weekends.  They're licensed to Trenton, New Jersey and have had the WKXW call letters since 1980.

Radio 101

"Radio 101" was a station that broadcast from Valletta, Malta.  They were the media arm of that country's conservative Nationalist Party.  In 2018 "Radio 101" re-branded itself to NET FM in an effort to atttract a younger audience.
 

Rádio Alfa

Rádio Alfa was the first private nationwide radio station in the Czech Republic.  It's unclear when they began broadcasting but some time in the late 1990s they lost their license and were replaced by Rádio Impuls.

WTYX

"Arrow 94.7" WTYX was a Classic Hits station in Jackson, Mississippi.
 

WODZ

WODZ "68 Gold" was an Oldies station in Memphis, Tennessee circa the late 1980s.

WKXM

WKXM is a Classic Hits station licensed to Winfield, Alabama.  They switched frequencies from 105.9 FM to 97.7 FM in 2004.

Magics

"Magic 103.5" CKRC - Weyburn, Saskatchewan

"Magic 101.1" KAKQ - Fairbanks, Alaska

"Magic 97.7" WGMT - Lyndon, Vermont

"Magic 92.5" XHRM - Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico
 

WCAO

600 AM WCAO went on the air in Baltimore, Maryland in 1922.  From the 1950s through the 70s they were a powerhouse Rock/Top-40 station before flipping to Country in 1982.  They've been a Gospel station since 1991 and are currently known as "Heaven 600."
 

KYCR

1570 AM KYCR (K Your Christian Radio) was a Religious station in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota.

KRGO

 

1550 AM KRGO was a Country music station in Salt Lake City, Utah from 1968 until 1988.

KLGR

AM 1490 KLGR went on the air in Redwood Falls, Minnesota in November 1954.  Their FM sister began broadcasting 20 years later.  The AM half currently carries a Country format while the FM is a "Jack FM" Variety Hits outlet.

KEUB

 

KEUB "93.3 The Rock" is, you guessed it, a Rock station licensed to Gearhart, Oregon.

KAWL

 

1370 AM KAWL went on the air in York, Nebraska in September 1954.  They currently simulcast a Classic Hits format branded as "Kool FM" that is also heard on translator station 103.5 FM K278CI.

KNBL / KEII / K266AF

"Cannonball 101" airs a Variety Hits format in Idaho Falls/Blackfoot/Pocatello, Idaho.  They are heard on 1260 AM KNBL, 690 AM KEII and translator station 101.1 FM K266AF.
 

WRPI

91.5 FM WRPI is run by the students at (W) Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York near Albany.  They went on the air in 1957 although radio broadcasting on the campus of RPI goes back to AM station WHAZ in the early 1920s.
 

KUZZ

 

KUZZ AM 550 and FM 107.9 are simulcast Country stations in Bakersfield, California.  Their call letters refer to "Cousin" Herb Henson, a country music performer and local television celebrity who was the station's manager in the early 1960s.  In 1966 the late country legend Buck Owens bought KUZZ and his estate still owns them today.

WIOT

104.7 WIOT has been a Rock station in Toledo, Ohio since 1972.
 

KCRC

1390 AM KCRC (K Champlin Refining Company) went on the air in Enid, Oklahoma in 1926.  The sixth oldest radio station in the state currently carries a full-time Sports format.
 

KAYI

 

"Kay 107" KAYI was a CHR station licensed to Musukogee, Oklahoma from 1982 until 1993.

KTSO

 

KTSO "94.1 The Sound" was a Soft Oldies station in Tulsa, Oklahoma circa 2007.