WISN-FM[]
1961–19??[]
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19??–19??[]
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19??–19??[]
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19??–1978[]
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WLPX[]
1978–1983[]
1983–1984[]
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WBTT[]
1984–1985[]
WLTQ[]
1985–198?[]
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198?–198?[]
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198?–199?[]
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199?–199?[]
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199?–200?[]
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200?–2004[]
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WQBW[]
2004–2010[]
WRNW[]
2010–2013[]
On May 28, 2010, at 9:00 AM after playing "The Final Countdown" by Europe, the station abruptly flipped to CHR with the branding "97.3 Radio Now", launching with "Tik Tok" by Ke$ha. On June 10, 2010, WQBW's call letters were officially changed to WRNW.
2013–2014[]
2014–2015[]
2015–2017[]
In late April 2015, the station re-branded as "97.3 Now" and given a logo resembling that of iHeartMedia's KISS-FM branded stations (a branding WXSS holds local rights to), though with no major changes to the format or schedule.
2017–2018[]
2018–present[]
