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Upon purchasing KXOK, and to avoid overlap with KSHE, KXOK changed formats to talk radio on October 16, 2000; the call letters changed to KFTK two days later.

When Hearst-Argyle Television (which became Hearst Television in 2009) bought KCRA and its LMA with KQCA in 1999, the station dropped its "Q 58" branding in favor of using its call letters and channel number.

Bigley (hence the KRBB call letters)—under the company name South Arkansas TV Company.

The sale was completed on October 30; on November 9, Buckalew changed the station's call letters to KVUI.

Univision changed the station's call letters to KFTU-CA on November 6, 2004, establishing brand identity with its principal station in Douglas.

On July 29, 2012, the station's call letters became WZME to reflect its affiliation with MeTV.

After Rockfleet Broadcasting acquired W22BU (channel 22) from MS Communications in 2003, it changed that station's call letters to WFVX-LP and, on April 13, affiliated it with Fox.

1 kept the WAVA call letters and was sold to the WAVA Limited Partnership, airing a soft rock format.

They changed the call letters to XEPRS (“The Soul Express”), programmed at night with soul music, mostly for the African-American and Latino neighborhoods around Los Angeles.

In 2001, shortly after Vox Radio Group acquired the "Wish" stations, WSSH became WRSY, simulcasting WRSI (serving the same function WVAY/WMTT had done in bringing its AAA programming to Brattleboro before WVAY changed to a simulcast of WEXP); the WSSH call letters were then moved to the White River Junction station.

The WRIT call letters were brought to the station at midnight on January 1, 2000, to ring in the new millennium.

On May 18, 1992, the call letters for AM 1430 were changed to WCKN.

Despite the change in ownership and format, the station retained its WLFV call letters.