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KZPS City of license Dallas, Texas Broadcast area Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex Branding Lone Star 92.5 Frequency 92.5 (MHz) (also on HD Radio) First air date 1948 as KRLD-FM Format Classic rock HD2: AAA "The Music Summit" ERP 99,000 watts HAAT 508 meters Class C Facility ID 6378 Callsign meaning Your Power Station Former callsigns KRLD-FM (1948-1972) KAFM (1972-1986) Owner Clear Channel Communications (AMFM Texas Licenses, LLC) Sister stations KDGE, KDMX, KEGL, KFXR, KHKS Webcast Listen Live Website lonestar925.com KZPS (92.5 FM) is a radio station serving the Dallas/Fort Worth market in Texas. The station is owned and operated by Clear Channel Communications and airs a Texas-themed classic rock format. The station is known as "Lone Star 92.5." The format debuted April 23, 2007. The call letters date back to 1986. In April 2008, KZPS changed back to classic rock, keeping the "Lonestar 92.5" branding. The station's current format also involves the dropping of conventional 30-second and 60-second ads in favor of sponsored hours with disk jockeys promoting sponsors conversationally. The previous classic rock format was heard on 92.5 HD-2 (HD Radio). 92.5 HD-2 recently switched to an AAA format branded as "The Music Summit" (previously on KDMX HD-2). History The frequency debuted in 1948 with the KRLD-FM call sign. The station initially simulcast with Dallas station KRLD. The station was one of only three 24-hour FM stations in the Dallas market in the 1960s. A progressive rock format was instituted in the early 1970s. Z92.5 Your Power Station The call letters changed to KAFM in 1972, and the station underwent a number of format changes through the 1970s and 1980s, including top 40 as "Your Power Station Z92.5 as it's current calls KZPS originated from as MetroMedia owned the station before selling it to Bonneville International in the Summer of 1986. 92.5 was flipped to classic hits in 1987 and jazz before settling on a long-standing classic rock format. A number of different owners have owned the station, beginning with Metromedia and Times Herald Printing. Clear Channel bought the station from Evergreen Media, which had acquired it from Bonneville International in 1997. Notable disk jockeys from the many who have worked at the station include Sam "Bo" Roberts and "Long" Jim White ("Bo and Jim") and Jon Dillon: all of whom are still currently working at KZPS; "Stubie" Doak (nights); Pamela Steele (middays); Benn McGregor ("McGregor" - 1982-86 writer/producer, co-host Morning Drive w/ Andy Barber 1984-85); Jerry Vigil (middays, production director); Pete Thomson (afternoons); John Shomby (program director); Paul Donovan (evenings). External links KZPS official site Query the FCC's FM station database for KZPS Radio-Locator information on KZPS Query Arbitron's FM station database for KZPS Dallas-Fort Worth FM station history, including 92.5 signal Mediaweek.com story on new Lone Star format DFW Radio Archives Coordinates: 32°35′19″N 96°58′05″W / 32.58861°N 96.96806°W / 32.58861; -96.96806 v · d · eRadio stations in the Dallas/Fort Worth market By FM frequency 87.751 · 87.742 · 88.1 · 88.3 · 88.5 · 88.5 · 88.7 · 89.1 · 89.3 · 89.5 · 89.7 · 90.1 · 90.5 · 90.9 · 91.3 · 91.7 · 92.1 · 92.5 · 92.9 · 93.3 · 93.7 · 94.1 · 94.5 · 94.9 · 95.3 · 95.5 · 95.9 · 96.3 · 96.7 · 97.1 · 97.5 · 97.9 · 98.3 · 98.7 · 99.1 · 99.5 · 100.3 · 100.7 · 101.1 · 101.7 · 102.1 · 102.5 · 102.9 · 103.3 · 103.7 · 104.1 · 104.5 · 104.9 · 105.3 · 105.7 · 106.1 · 106.7 · 106.9 · 107.1 · 107.5 · 107.9 1 Audio for TV channel 6 (KBFW-LP/Ind) 2 Audio for TV channel 6 (KZFW-LP/Rel) By AM frequency 540 · 570 · 620 · 660 · 700 · 730 · 770 · 820¹ · 850 · 870 · 890 · 910 · 970 · 990 · 1040 · 1080¹ · 1110 · 1140 · 1160 · 1190 · 1220 · 1270 · 1310 · 1340 · 1360 · 1390 · 1420 · 1440 · 1460 · 1480 · 1540 · 1570 · 1600 · 1630 · 1700 NOAA WX Radio frequency 162.400 · 162.525² · 162.525³ · 162.550 By callsign K273BJ · KAAM · KAND · KATH · KBEC · KBFB · KBOC · KCBI · KCLE · KDFT · KDGE · KDKR · KDMX · KDXX · KEC55 · KEC56 · KEGL · KEOM · KERA · KESN · KESS · KFCD · KFJZ · KFLC · KFWR · KFXR · KFZO · KGGR · KHFX · KHKS · KHSE · KHVN · KHYI · KJKK · KJON · KJRN · KKDA · KKDA-FM · KKGM · KKLF · KKXT · KLAK · KLIF · KLIF-FM · KLNO · KLTY · KLUV · KMKI · KMNY · KMQX · KMVK · KNIT · KNON · KNOR · KNTU · KPIR · KPLX · KPYK · KRLD¹ · KRLD-FM · KRNB · KRVA · KRVF · KSCS · KSKY · KSOC · KSQX · KTCK · KTCU · KTCY · KTDK · KTFW · KTNO · KTXG · KTXV · KVCE · KVIL · KVRK · KVTT · KWRD-FM · KXI87 · KYQX · KZEE · KZMP · KZMP-FM · KZPS · KZZA · WBAP¹ · WBAP-FM · WNG651 · WRR Internet Radio Stations The Indie-Verse Satellite Radio Local Traffic/Weather: XM Channel 225 · Sirius Channel 154 Texas Radio Markets: Abilene · Amarillo · Austin · Beaumont–Port Arthur · Bryan–College Station · Corpus Christi · Dallas–Fort Worth · El Paso · Houston–Galveston · Killeen–Temple · Laredo · Lubbock · Lufkin–Nacogdoches · McAllen–Brownsville–Harlingen · Odessa–Midland · San Angelo · San Antonio · Tyler–Longview · Texarkana · Waco · Wichita Falls Other Texas Radio Regions: Bay City–Freeport · Big Spring–Snyder · Brownwood · Del Rio · Eagle Pass · Fort Stockton–Alpine · Kerrville–Fredericksburg · Kingsville–Alice–Falfurrias · Longview–Marshall · Paris · Sherman–Denison · Victoria See also: List of radio stations in Texas ¹ = Clear-channel stations with extended nighttime coverage. ² = NOAA Weather Radio transmitter located in Corsicana. ³ = NOAA Weather Radio transmitter located in Mineral Wells. v · d · eClassic rock radio stations in the state of Texas By frequency 92.5 · 93.7 · 93.7 · 94.3 · 95.5 · 95.7 · 96.1 · 96.5 · 98.1 · 99.5 · 101.1 · 101.9 · 101.9 · 102.1 · 102.5 · 102.7 · 104.5 · 104.5 · 104.7 · 105.5 · 105.9 · 106.7 · 106.9 · 107.1 · 107.7 By callsign KARX · KBUS · KFZX · KHXS · KJKB · KKRW · KKTX-FM · KLBJ · KLUB · KMAD-FM · KMFR · KNFX · KNRX · KONE · KPUS · KQXX-FM · KRVL · KRXB · KTAL · KTBQ · KTKX · KWFR · KYYI · KZEP · KZPS By city Austin · Beeville · Bloomington · Bryan · Burkburnett · Claude · Dallas · Gardendale · Gregory · Hondo · Houston · Jacksboro · Kerrville · Kilgore · Lubbock · Merkel · Mission · Nacogdoches · Paris · San Angelo · San Antonio · Sterling City · Terrell Hills · Texarkana · Whitesboro See also: Adult contemporary, Classic hits, College, Country, News/Talk, NPR, Oldies, Religious, Rock, Sports, Top 40, Urban, and Other radio stations in Texas Also see: Active Rock, Classic Rock and Modern Rock. v · d · eClear Channel Communications, Inc. Corporate officers Lowry Mays · Mark Mays · Randall Mays · Tom Hicks Board of directors Alan Feld · Perry Lewis · Lowry Mays · B.J. McCombs · Phyllis Riggins · Theodore Strauss · J. C. Watts · John H. Williams Local radio, TV and satellite radio assets Further information: List of broadcast stations owned by Clear Channel Radio networks Premiere Radio Networks · Fox Sports Radio · Australian Radio Network (50%) Miscellaneous assets Clear Channel Outdoor · Clear Channel UK · Format Lab · iheartradio