WSGW-FM 100.5 Carrollton/Saginaw 
Slogan/Positioner: FM Talk 100.5 & Sports
Format: News/Talk/Sports
Web site: www.fmtalk1005.com
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Power/Height/Class: 3,000 watts / 328 feet / A
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Call Sign History:
- WSGW-FM: 1/15/2009
- WTKQ: 8/29/2007
- WSGW-FM: 1/30/2006
- WTBT: 9/16/2005
- WXQL: 3/5/2004
- WTCF: 11/4/1991
- WKFK: 5/22/1989
- WCWK: 3/17/1989
Call Sign Origin: Saginaw
On Air Date: 1989
Owner: NextMedia Group
Telephone: (989) 752-3456
Notes/History:
- 3/2008: Sports programming added weeknights and weekends.
- 1/30/2006: Dance format 'The Beat' is dropped and station moves to a News-Talk format as WSGW-FM
- 9/9/2005: Adjustment to a dance-oriented format as '100.5 The Beat'
- 3/5/2004: Format change from CHR/Top 40 WTCF 'Tri-Cities Fox' to Rhythmic Hits as WXQL 'Cool 100.5' after about one week of stunting with TV show themes.
- 3/2003: Format tweak from Hot AC as "Today's Best Mix" to Top 40/CHR as "Today's Best Music"
- 1/2003: FCC approves sale of WSGW, WCEN-FM, WTCF, WGER, and WTLZ to NextMedia from Wilks
- 11/1/2002: Announced that Wilks will sell 5 stations to NextMedia Group for $55.5 million.
- 9/6/2002: Cumulus terminates purchase of WSGW, WCEN-FM, WTCF, WGER, and WTLZ before sale is finalized
- 7/9/2002: FCC approves sale of 5 stations from Wilks to Cumulus (WSGW, WCEN, WTCF, WGER, WTLZ)
- 5/7/2002: Announced that Cumulus is purchasing 5 Tri-Cities area stations (WSGW 790-AM, WCEN-FM 94.5, WTCF-FM 100.5, WGER-FM 106.3, and WTLZ-FM 107.1) to Cumulus Broadcasting for $55.6 million from Wilks Broadcasting
- 2/18/2002: Old slogan 'The Fox' returns, 'Mix 100' is dropped. Format remains Hot AC.
- 8/11/2000: Format swap to Hot AC as 'Mix 100'
- 7/13/2000: FCC approves sale from Citadel to Wilks
- 4/27/2000: Announced that WGER-FM 106.3, WTCF-FM 100.5, and WSGW-AM 790 are being sold to Wilks Broadcasting in order to meet station ownership levels in the Tri-Cities.
- 2/17/2000: FCC approves sale of 7 stations from Liggett Broadcasting to Citadel.
- 6/1999: Format tweak from Mainstream CHR 'The Tri-Cities Fox' to Rhythmic CHR as 'The Pirate Station'
- 10/19/1998: FCC approves transfer of license from Mid-America Broadcasting to Liggett Broadcasting.
- 11/1991: Format change from Adult Contemporary to Top 40 as 'The Fox' with new call sign WTCF
Transmitter location:
Bay County
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