Adult Hits Radio Stations in the United States - Wdrq, Kzjk, Wyok, Kwod, Kqjk, Wmkk, Kwvn-FM, Wilv, Wvcr-FM, Wnpt-FM, Kcbs-FM, Whpi, Wshy, Wsff (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 52. Chapters: WDRQ, KZJK, WYOK, KWOD, KQJK, WMKK, KWVN-FM, WILV, WVCR-FM, WNPT-FM, KCBS-FM, WHPI, WSHY, WSFF, WKLI-FM, KJKK, WAVF, KJQN, KMJO, WBEN-FM, WBPE, KDRF, KJAV, WNOB, WARH, WCHK-FM, KBPA, WMJZ-FM, WGLM, KSZR, KMCN, WQJK, WELV-LP, WWMP, WRRK, KJAQ, KMCS, WFGA, KFMB-FM, KBIU, KSDL, KJXK, WVFM, WHWH, KQMR, WEJK, WNTR, KKMR, WION, WYNA, WHZZ, KJAC, WKPO, WCHY, WQNR, KAJE, WHQQ, KTXN-FM, WMTR-FM, KQOB, KMTY, KYCH-FM, KESR, KIDN-FM, KOOO, KCJK, WJDB, KRSE, KVUW, KWYS-FM, KSQB-FM, WQLB, KHLR, KKQX, KOMR, KGBB, KQRX, KDSR, KQRN, KVOB, KHEL-LP, WOJL, WBLH, WWEL, WWJK, KCTY, KSPQ, KDRM, WRJK, KSOB, KCHH, WJGO, KQDR, KLKO, KYUS-FM, KTNY, WUPF, WDKM, KBBD, WNYN-FM, WBBE, KQIK-FM, WXBB, KKHK, KABD, KQOL, KRXX, KIBB, KRVR, KDEP, WVJO, KPRF, KSRV-FM, KLKC-FM, WWRZ, KZTQ, KNOB, KBYB, KZKS, WDKD, KTOZ-FM, KEUG, KYJK, KBBO-FM, WANK, KBQB, KTDZ, KINX. Excerpt: WDRQ is an FM radio station in Detroit, Michigan. The station is branded as 93.1 Doug FM. Doug FM broadcasts from the Fisher Building just north of downtown Detroit and transmits its signal from an antenna 669 feet in length located at the intersection of Ten Mile and Greenfield Roads in suburban Oak Park. The station is owned by Citadel Broadcasting. WDRQ can be heard in the entire Detroit Metro area, and as far west as Lansing, and as far north as Flint and Lapeer. WDRQ originally came to Detroit in 1972 as Detroit's first FM talk radio station, with all-news programming weekdays during morning and afternoon drive-time hours (the station's slogan was "DRQ Has News For You"). Prior to 1972, the station had been WJBK-FM and then WDEE-FM, mostly simulcasting the programming of then-sister AM 1500. (WJBK-AM was Detroit's first top 40 station, playing hit music from 1956 to 1964. After 1964 they simulcasted the AM's new easy listening format, and its brief return to Top 40 in 1969. In l...