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WQFM[]
1958–196?[]
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196?–1973[]
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198?–1996[]
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WJZI[]
1996–2007[]
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WLDB[]
July 2007–2015[]
2015–2016[]
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2025–present[]
The previous adult contemporary format that was on 93.3 was moved to iHeartMedia's WRNW during the station's transition to K-Love, as this and WLUM-FM will be sold to the Educational Media Foundation. The station switched to K-Love on October 30th.
| Alternative Weekly newspapers: Electric City | Diamond City Radio stations: WEJL | WEZX | WPZX | WFUZ | WZBA | WLDB1 | WLUM-FM1 | WQFM | WQFN | WZTI1 1WZTI and WLUM are owned by All-Pro Broadcasting with Times-Shamrock owning WLDB under the Milwaukee Radio Alliance partnership; sale of WLUM and WLDB to Educational Media Foundation and sale of WZTI to Civic Media pending FCC approval.  |
| Radio networks: K-LOVE (K-LOVE 80s | K-LOVE 90s | K-LOVE 2000s | K-LOVE 2010s) | Air1 | Radio Nueva Vida
K-Love member stations: Air1 member stations: K-LOVE 90s member station: WLWX K-LOVE 2000s member station: KDTI Radio Nueva Vida stations: KGCL | KKLJ | KMRO | KPOR | KYLA Other stations: K244FE1 | K296GB1 | W248AW1 | W279AQ1 | WIHN K-LOVE Air 1 Foundation Defunct: K-LOVE Classics
1EMF owns this station operated by iHeartMedia.  |