It’s the No. 4 radio station in Cincinnati. It’s the No. 3 music station.
It is not owned by a major group, but by Grant County Broadcasters.
It doesn’t stream its signal online.
It doesn’t even get credit for all its shares, because its format is shadow-cast, not simulcast, on two signals at opposite ends of the market.
WNKN (Classic Country 105.9) Cincinnati has gone 4.8 – 6.1 – 6.1 6-plus over the last three months on a signal situated between that market and Dayton. WNKR (Classic Country 106.7), targeting Northern Kentucky, is up 0.6 – 0.9 – 1.2.
