Mid-West Family Broadcasting
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| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Entertainment |
| Products | radio |
| Website | MidWestFamilyBroadcasting.com |
Mid-West Family Broadcasting is an independently owned broadcasting company based in Madison, Wisconsin. The company owns and manages radio stations in Madison, WI, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, LaCrosse, WI, Benton Harbor/St Joseph, MI, Springfield, IL, Springfield, MO, and Rockford, IL. Web site, RBR reported on 4.17.13 that Mid-West Family has agreed to purchase the Maverick stations in Rockford IL and Eau Clare, WI adding 11 stations starting 5/1/13 with an LMA.[1]
Owned & operated stations
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
- WAYY-AM - 790 - News/Talk
- WAXX - 104.5 - Country
- WDRK - 99.9 - BOB-FM
- WIAL - 94.1 - Hot AC
- WECL - 92.9 - Active Rock
- WEAQ - 1150 - ESPN Sports Talk
- WLMV - 1480 AM - Latin Pop
- WHIT - 1550 AM - Oldies
- WOZN - 1670 AM - sports talk
- WJQM - 93.1 FM - Rhythmic Top 40
- WJJO - 94.1 FM - Active Rock
- WMGN - 98.1 FM - Adult Contemporary
- WWQM-FM - 106.3 FM - Country music
- WOZN-FM - 106.7 FM - sports talk (simulcast of WOZN-AM)
- WKTY - 580 AM - Sports
- WIZM - 1410 AM - News/Talk
- WIZM-FM - 93.3 FM - Top 40/CHR
- KCLH - 94.7 FM - Classic Hits
- WRQT - 95.7 FM - Active Rock
- KQYB - 98.3 FM - Country
St. Joseph/Benton Harbor/South Haven, Michigan
- WSJM - 1400 AM - News/Talk
- WSJM-FM - 94.9 FM - News/Talk (simulcast with WSJM-AM)
- WYTZ - 97.5 FM - Country
- WCXT - 98.3 FM - Hot Adult Contemporary/Hot AC
- WCSY-FM - 103.7 FM - Adult Contemporary/AC
- WIRX - 107.1 FM - Mainstream Rock
- WMAY - 970 AM - News/Talk
- WQLZ - 92.7 FM - Active Rock
- WLCE - 97.7 FM - AAA
- WNNS - 98.7 FM - Adult Contemporary/AC
- KOSP - 92.9 FM - Rhythmic Top 40
- KQRA - 102.1 FM - Modern Rock
- KKLH - 104.7 FM - Classic Rock
- KOMG - 105.1 FM - Classic Country
- WRTB - 95.3 - BOB-FM
- W263BJ - "NTA-FM" 100.5 - News Talk (translator/simulcast of WXRX-HD2)
- WGFB - 103.1 - Lite Rock
- WXRX - 104.9 - Active Rock
- WNTA-AM - 1330 - Spanish/News Talk
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