Also, for those interested, in the Minneapolis / St. Paul market,
stations are free to choose either a W or K first letter in their call
signs. A number of stations have held both in their histories. Examples:
KDWB > WDGY. KRSI > WXPT > KZJK. WLTE > KMNB. There are a number of
others. It makes life interesting!
73, Mike, NM7X
On 4/23/2020 4:54 PM, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
It was moved from Chicago in 1926, so it’s grandfathered. > > I know several Mississippi stations.... licensed to towns in MS...
> that have had K call letters granted in the last 15 years >
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