List of broadcast stations owned by CBS Radio

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The following is a list of radio stations formerly owned by CBS Radio, a division of CBS Corporation, prior to its 2017 acquisition by Entercom (now Audacy, Inc.).

Owned at time of merger with Entercom[edit]

Arizona[edit]

Phoenix[edit]

California[edit]

Los Angeles[edit]

Palm Springs[edit]

  • KEZN (Adult Contemporary)

Temecula[edit]

Victor Valley[edit]

Sacramento[edit]

San Bernardino[edit]

San Diego[edit]

San Francisco[edit]

Connecticut[edit]

Hartford[edit]

District of Columbia[edit]

Washington[edit]

Florida[edit]

Miami[edit]

Orlando[edit]

Georgia[edit]

Atlanta[edit]

  • WAOK - 1380 - (Urban Talk)
  • WVEE - 103.3 - (Urban Contemporary)
  • WZGC - 92.9 - (Sports)

Illinois[edit]

Chicago[edit]

Maryland[edit]

Annapolis[edit]

Baltimore[edit]

Massachusetts[edit]

Boston[edit]

  • WBMX - 104.1 - (Hot AC)
  • WBZ - 1030 - (News/Talk)
  • WBZ-FM - 98.5 - (Sports)
  • WODS - 103.3 - (CHR)
  • WZLX - 100.7 - (Classic Rock)

Michigan[edit]

Detroit[edit]

Minnesota[edit]

Minneapolis-Saint Paul[edit]

  • KMNB - 102.9 - Country
  • KZJK - 104.1 - Jack FM
  • WCCO - 830 - News/Talk

Missouri[edit]

St. Louis[edit]

  • KEZK-FM - 102.5 - Adult Contemporary
  • KMOX - 1120 - News/Talk
  • KYKY - 98.1 - HOT AC

Nevada[edit]

Las Vegas[edit]

  • KLUC-FM - 98.5 - (CHR)
  • KMXB- 94.1- (Hot Adult Contemporary)
  • KXNT - 840 - (News/Talk)
  • KXQQ-FM - 100.5 - (Rhythmic Hot AC)
  • KXST - 1140 - (Sports)
  • KXTE - 107.5 - (Alternative)

New York[edit]

New York City[edit]

  • WCBS - 880 - (News)
  • WCBS-FM - 101.1 - (Classic Hits)
  • WFAN - 660 - (Sports)
  • WFAN-FM - 101.9 - (Sports; simulcast of WFAN-AM)
  • WINS - 1010 - (News)
  • WNEW-FM - 102.7 - (Hot AC)
  • WBMP - 92.3 - (CHR)

Ohio[edit]

Cleveland[edit]

Pennsylvania[edit]

Philadelphia[edit]

  • KYW - 1060 - (News)
  • WIP-FM - 94.1 - (Sports)
  • WOGL - 98.1 - (Classic Hits)
  • WPHT - 1210 -(Talk)
  • WTDY-FM - 96.5 - (Adult Contemporary)
  • WXTU - 92.5 - (Country)

Pittsburgh[edit]

Texas[edit]

Dallas/Ft. Worth[edit]

  • KJKK - 100.3 - (Adult Hits)
  • KLUV - 98.7 - (Classic Hits/Commercials)
  • KMVK - 107.5 - (Regional Mexican)
  • KRLD - 1080 (News/Talk)
  • KRLD-FM- 105.3 - (Sports)
  • KVIL - 103.7 - (Alternative)

Houston[edit]

  • KHMX - 96.5 - (Hot AC)
  • KIKK - 650 - (Sports)
  • KILT - 610 - (Sports)
  • KILT-FM - 100.3 - (Country)
  • KKHH - 95.7 - (Adult Hits)
  • KLOL - 101.1 - (Spanish Contemporary)

Washington[edit]

Seattle[edit]

Formerly owned stations[edit]

California[edit]

Fresno[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Peak Broadcasting)

Sacramento[edit]

(Note: Sold to Clear Channel, now iHeartMedia)

Colorado[edit]

Denver[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Wilks Broadcasting)

Florida[edit]

Tampa[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Beasley Broadcast Group)

West Palm Beach[edit]

(Note: WAXY-FM sold to Lincoln Financial Media and moved to the Miami market; WUUB sold to Good Karma Broadcasting; remaining stations sold to Palm Beach Broadcasting)

Maryland[edit]

Baltimore[edit]

(Note: Sold to Clear Channel)

Missouri[edit]

Kansas City[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Wilks Broadcasting)

New York[edit]

Buffalo[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Regent Communications)

Rochester[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Entercom, who in turn divested three stations to Stephens Media Group as required by the FCC)

North Carolina[edit]

Charlotte[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Beasley Broadcast Group)

Graham[edit]

Greensboro[edit]

Winston-Salem[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Curtis Media Group.)

Ohio[edit]

Cincinnati[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Entercom Communications, now Audacy, who in turn sold three of those stations to Bonneville International and then Hubbard Broadcasting. WGRR was later swapped to Cumulus Media.)

Oregon[edit]

Portland[edit]

(Note: KINK, KXL-FM (formerly KUFO), KUPL and KUFO (formerly KXFD) sold to Alpha Broadcasting; KLTH and KXJM sold to Clear Channel)

Pennsylvania[edit]

Philadelphia[edit]

(Note: Sold to Beasley Broadcast Group.)

Tennessee[edit]

Memphis[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Entercom)

Texas[edit]

Austin[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Entercom)

San Antonio[edit]

(Note: Sold to BMP Radio)

Washington[edit]

Tacoma[edit]

(Note: Sold to Clear Channel)

References[edit]