The TV station's transmitter site also served a new FM outlet, the first and only station to be established under General Tire ownership.

This night segment is only available via the Internet, Satellite and limited number of FM outlets.

After two years, the limit on controlling interests will be 20 AM and 20 FM outlets, plus the 3 additional, noncontrolling stakes.

The station was launched in 1957, and was the first FM outlet in Toronto to provide its own distinct programming rather than simulcasting an AM station.

WJR signed on an FM outlet in 1948 at 96.3 MHz.

KFRC, where Sherwood began his broadcasting career (as an announcer), later became a rock music FM outlet.

The carrier current AM station continued broadcasting, mostly simulcasting the FM signal, but at times broadcasting material that was not intended for the FM outlet.

The low-power FM outlet is owned and operated by Truth and Education Corporation.

In the early 1980s, WSIX-FM, a country music-formatted FM outlet, appointed House to host a new morning show.

Originally a general-interest newscast for all types of FM outlets, this service would eventually be refocused to serve FM rock stations.