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Chicago Heights Chillicothe Christopher Cicero Clinton WBEZ News/Talk™ WLUP-F Classic Rock HD2: Rock Loop Loud HD3: Ethnic WGCI-F Urban Contemporary 91.5 5600w 1394ft 97.9 4000w 1394ft 107.5 HD2: Urban Oldies Old School Hip Hop CP 5700,1395 +Emmis Communications Corp. 3700w 1549ft The WBEZ Alliance, Inc. Sister to: WKQX Clear Channel Communications Sister to: WBEW 312-527-8348 fax:312-527-3620 Sister to: WGRB, WKSC-F, WLIT-F, WNUA, WVAZ 312-948-4600 fax: 312-832-3158 222 Merchandise Mart Plz Ste 230, 60654 312-540-2000 fax: 312-938-4477 848 E Grand Ave, 60611 GM Marv Nyren SM Terry Hardin 233 N Michigan Ave Ste 2800, 60601 GM Torey Malatia SM Stacy Keefe PD Rick Balis CE Patrick Berger GM Earl Jones SM Darlene Park PD Steve Edwards CE Don White www.wlup.com PD Kris Kelley CE John Boehm www.wbez.org Chicago Arbitron 2.4 Shr 1,068,400 Cume www.wgci.com Chicago Arbitron 2.1 Shr 555,200 Cume Chicago Arbitron 2.5 Shr 1,267,400 Cume WFMT Classical HD2: Classical WFMT-HD2 WXRT-F Adult Alternative HD2: Modem Rock XRT New Music 98.7 6000w 1542ft 93.1 6700w 1309ft DA Chicago Educational Television Association Chicago Heights CBS Radio, Inc. 773-279-2000 fax:773-279-2199 WCFJ Variety [Repeats: WSBC 1240] 5400 N St. Louis Ave, 60625 Sister to: WBBM, WBBM-F, WCFS-F, WJMK, 1470 1000/ 1000 DA-2 WSCR, WUSN GM Steve Robinson SM Paul Ansell +Newsweb Corp. PD Peter Whorf CE Gordon Carter 312-245-6000 fax:312-245-6019 Sister to: WAIT, WCPQ, WCPT, WCPT-F, WCPY, 455 N Cityfront PIzDr, 60611 www.wfmt.com WKIF, WNDZ, WSBC GM Rod Zimmerman SM Rob Williams Chicago Arbitron 1.2 Shr 303,600 Cume 773-792-1121 fax:773-792-2904 PD Norm Winer CE Mark Nielsen 5625 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago 60646 www.wxrt.com WUSN Country HD2: Country Future Country GM/SM Mark Pinski PD Jorge Murillo Chicago Arbitron 2.3 Shr 784,000 Cume 99.5 5700w 1394ft CBS Radio, Inc. CE Mike McCarthy WLIT-F SoftACHD2: Dance Disco Sister to: WBBM, WBBM-F, WCFS-F, WJMK, www.accessradiochicago.com 93.9 4000w 1581ft WSCR, WXRT-F Chicago Market Clear Channel Communications 312-649-0099 fax:312-856-9586 Sister to: WGCI-F, WGRB, WKSC-F, WNUA, WVAZ 180 N Stetson Ave Ste 1000,60601 Chillicothe 312-540-2000 fax: 312-938-5444 GM/PD Dave Robbins SM Gabe Tartaglia 233 N Michigan Ave Ste 2800, 60601 CE Bill Tennant WPMJ Silent GM Earl Jones SM Nancy O'Brien www.us99.com 94.3 6000w 300ft PD Tony Coles CE Bob Fukuda Chicago Arbitron 4.0 Shr 1,031,300 Cume Kelly Communications, Inc. www.litefm.com Sister to: WOAM Chicago Arbitron 3.7 Shr 1,753,700 Cume WILV Adult Contemporary Peoria Market 100.3 HD2: Religious Teaching Mormon Channel WLS-F Oldies HD2: Talk Chicago's Talk Station 5700w 1394ft 94.7 4400w 1535ft +Bonneville International Corp. Christopher Citadel Communications Corp. Sister to: WDRV, WTMX, WWDV WXLT Sports Sister to: WLS 312-297-5100 fax:312-297-5111 103.5 6000w 328ft 312-984-0890 fax:312-984-5357 One Prudential Plz Ste 2780, 60601 +Max Broadcast Group Holdings, LLC 190 N State St, 60601 GM Jerry Schnacke SM Drew Medland Sister to: KEZS-F, WCIL, WCIL-F, WJPF, GM Mike Fowler SM Michael Damsky PD Barry James CE Keith Warner WOOZ-F, WUEZ PD Michael La Crosse CE Warren Shulz www.wilv.com 618-985-4843 fax:618-985-6529 www.947chicago.com Chicago Arbitron 2.5 Shr 1,328,500 Cume 1431 Country Aire Dr, Carterville 62918 Chicago Arbitron 4.3 Shr 1,458,600 Cume WKQX Modern Rock HD2: Modern Rock Q-2 GM Steve Falat SM Kim DeBose WNUA Spanish Hits HD2: Smooth Jazz 101.1 5700w 1394ft PD Tom Miller CE Jon Brookmyer 95.5 8300w 1174ft +Emmis Communications Corp. Marion/Carbondaie Arbitron 2.5 Shr 400 AQH Clear Channel Communications Sister to: WLUP-F Sister to: WGCI-F, WGRB, WKSC-F, WLIT-F, WVAZ 312-527-8348 fax:312-527-3620 Cicero 312-540-2000 fax:312-938-0692 222 Merchandise Mart Plz Ste 230, 60654 233 N Michigan Ave Ste 2800, 60601 GM Marv Nyren SM Terry Hardin WCEV Ethnic GM Earl Jones SM Patrick Kelley PD Tommy Mattern CE Patrick Berger 1450 1000/1000 ND PD Omar Romero CE Bob Fukuda www.q101.com Mígala Communications Corp. www.mega955.com Chicago Arbitron 1.7 Shr 895,300 Cume 773-282-6700 fax: 773-282-0123 Chicago Arbitron 3.4 Shr 1,087,500 Cume 5356 W Belmont Ave, Chicago 60641 WKSC-F CHR HD2: CHR Hot Spot GM George Migala PD Lucyna Migala WBBM-F Rhythmic-CHR HD2: Dance 103.5 4300w 1548ft CE Sam Palermo 96.3 4200w 1555ft Clear Channel Communications www.wcev1450.com CBS Radio, Inc. Sister to: WGCI-F, WGRB, WLIT-F, WNUA, WVAZ Chicago Market Sister to: WBBM, WCFS-F, WJMK, WSCR, 312-540-2000 fax: 312-938-0712 WUSN, WXRT-F 233 N Michigan Ave Ste 2800, 60601 WRLL Spanish 312-861-9600 fax: 312-870-6400 GM Earl Jones SM Dave Scharf 1450 1000/1000 ND 180 N Stetson Ave Ste 963, 60601 PD Rick Vaughn CE Bob Fukuda Midway Broadcasting Corp. GM Peter Bowen SM Ben Ponzio www.kiss1035.com 773-247-6200 fax:773-247-1097 PD Todd Cavanah CE Don Coleman Chicago Arbitron 3.1 Shr 1,925,400 Cume 1000 E 87th St, Chicago 60619 www.b96.com GM/SM/PD/CE Gustavo Rios Chicago Arbitron 2.7 Shr 1,752,600 Cume WJMK Adult Hits HD2: Oldies 60's - 70's Chicago Market 104.3 4100w 1568ft WDRV Classic Hits HD2: Classic Rock Deep Tracks CBS Radio, Inc. 97.1 8400w 1190ft DA Sister to: WBBM, WBBM-F, WCFS-F, WSCR, Clinton CP 8300,1191 WUSN, WXRT-F +Bonneville International Corp. 312-729-3870 fax: 312-977-1859 WHOW News/Talk/Farm Sister to: WILV, WTMX, WWDV 180 N Stetson Ave Ste 900, 60601 1520 5000 ND-D 312-274-9710 fax:312-274-1304 GM Peter Bowen SM Sheila Mulcahey +Miller Media Group 875 N Michigan Ave Ste 1510, 60611 PD Todd Cavanah CE Steve Wright Sister to: WEZC GM Jerry Schnacke SM Craig Volpe www.iknowjack.com 217-935-9590 PD Patty Martin CE Kent Lewin Chicago Arbitron 2.4 Shr 1,209,700 Cume 2980 US Hwy 51, 61727 www.wdrv.com GM/SM Randy Miller PD Jared White Chicago Arbitron 4.6 Shr 1,460,700 Cume CE Wayne Miller www.whowradio.com .
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