Editing Jack FM (section)

===United States===
{| class="wikitable sortable"

!Location!! Call sign !! Frequency !! Owner !! Notes
|-
|[[Parker, Arizona]] || [[KPKR]] || 95.7 FM || Arizona's Hometown Radio Group || 
|-
|[[Paragould, Arkansas]] || [[KDRS-FM]]  || 107.1 FM || Mor Media ||
|-
|[[Vilonia, Arkansas]] || [[KCON (FM)|KCON]] || 92.7 FM || East Arkansas Broadcasters ||
|-
|[[Los Angeles, California]] || [[KCBS-FM]] || 93.1 FM || [[Audacy, Inc.]] || 
|-
|[[Susanville, California]] || [[KAJK]] || 96.3 FM || Huth Broadcasting ||
|-
|[[Lake Worth, Florida]] || [[WWRF]] || 1380 AM || Glades Media Company || Simulcast on W234DA (94.7 FM) and W245AY (96.9 FM)
|-
|[[Vero Beach, Florida]] || [[WJKD]] || 99.7 FM || Vero Beach Broadcasters ||
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|[[Boise, Idaho]] || [[KJOT]] || 105.1 FM || [[Lotus Communications]] || Debuted March 15, 2021
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|[[Decatur, Illinois]] || [[WEJT]] || 105.1 FM || [[Cromwell Radio Group]] ||
|-
|[[Ottawa, Illinois]] || [[WRKX]] || 95.3 FM || [[NRG Media]] || As of August 31, 2015<ref>"[https://www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/145058/westwood-one-signs-off-sam-fm Westwood One Signs Off 'SAM-FM']", ''All Access Music Group''. August 31, 2015. Retrieved July 25, 2018.</ref>
|-
|[[Tell City, Indiana]] ||[[WTCJ]] || 1230 AM || Cromwell Radio Group || Simulcast on W227CO (93.3 FM), W254CC (98.7 FM), and W294CG (106.7 FM)
|-
|[[Burlingame, Kansas]] || [[KSAJ-FM]] || 98.5 FM || [[Alpha Media]] || Debuted December 26, 2017
|-
|[[Elizabethtown, Kentucky]] || [[WRZI]] || 107.3 FM || Commonwealth Broadcasting ||
|-
|[[Lexington, Kentucky]] || [[WLXX]] || 101.5 FM || [[Cumulus Media]] || Debuted September 4, 2020
|-
|[[Munfordville, Kentucky]] || [[WLLI (FM)|WLLI]] || 102.3 FM || Commonwealth Broadcasting ||
|-
|[[Baltimore, Maryland]] || [[WQSR]] || 102.7 FM || iHeartMedia ||
|-
|[[Kalamazoo, Michigan]] || [[WVFM]] || 106.5 FM || Midwest Communications || Debuted February 24, 2021, picking up the format after [[WZOX]] 96.5 FM Portage dropped the Jack FM branding
|-
|[[Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota]] || [[KZJK]] || 104.1 FM || Audacy, Inc. ||
|-
|[[Redwood Falls, Minnesota]] || [[KLGR-FM]] || 97.7 FM || Alpha Media ||
|-
|[[Hazlehurst, Mississippi]] || [[WDXO]] || 92.9 FM || [[Supertalk Mississippi|Telesouth Communications]] ||
|-
|[[Columbia, Missouri|Columbia]]/[[Boonville, Missouri]] || [[KWJK]] || 93.1 FM/103.5 FM || Billings Broadcasting ||
|-
|[[Kansas City, Missouri]] || [[K273BZ]] || 102.5 FM || [[Cumulus Media]] ||
|-
|[[Missoula, Montana]] || [[KYJK]] || 105.9 FM || Simmons Media Ventures ||
|-
|[[Elko, Nevada]] || [[KLKO]] || 93.7 FM || Elko Broadcasting || Formerly [[Bob FM]]
|-
|[[Fayetteville, North Carolina]] || [[WFLB]] || 96.5 FM || [[Beasley Media Group]] || Debuted August 8th, 2024, replacing BOB FM.
|-
|[[Fargo, North Dakota]] || [[KRWK]] || 101.9 FM || [[Midwest Communications|Midwest Radio]] || Formerly Mix 101.9
|-
|[[Williston, North Dakota]] || [[KDSR]] || 101.1 FM || [[The Marks Group]] || Formerly Bob FM
|-
|[[Dayton, Ohio]] || [[WGTZ]] || 92.9 FM || [[Alpha Media]] || Debuted September 1, 2017, at 5 p.m. Formerly "Soft Rock 92.9".
|-
|[[Loretto, Pennsylvania]] || [[WYUP]] || 1400 AM || Matt Lightner || Simulcast on W296ED (107.1 FM) and W267CM (101.3)
|-
|[[Sisseton, South Dakota]] || [[KJKQ]] || 99.5 FM || Armada Media ||
|-
|[[Dyersburg, Tennessee]] || [[WASL (FM)|WASL]] || 100.1 FM || Burks Broadcasting ||
|-
|[[Knoxville, Tennessee]] || [[WNFZ]] || 94.3 FM || Midwest Communications||
|-
|[[Nashville, Tennessee]] || [[WCJK]] || 96.3 FM || [[Midwest Communications]] ||
|-
|[[Austin, Texas]] || [[KJFK (AM)|KJFK]] || 1490 AM || Township Media, LLC || Simulcast on W242DE (96.3 FM)
|-
|[[Dallas, Texas]] || [[KJKK]] || 100.3 FM || Audacy, Inc. ||
|-
|[[Llano, Texas]] || [[KJFK (AM)|KJFK-FM]] || 96.3 FM || Township Media, LLC ||
|-
|[[Longview, Texas|Longview]]/[[Jacksonville, Texas]] || [[KOOI]] || 106.5 FM || [[Alpha Media]] ||
|-
|[[San Antonio, Texas]] || [[KJXK]] || 102.7 FM || [[Alpha Media]] ||
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|[[Victoria, Texas]] || [[KTXN-FM]] || 98.7 FM || Broadcast Equities Texas ||Operated by [[Townsquare Media]]
|-
|[[Aberdeen, Washington]] || [[KSWW]]/K263BE || 102.1 FM HD2/100.5 FM || Jodesha Broadcasting ||
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|[[Seattle, Washington]] || [[KJAQ]] || 96.5 FM || iHeartMedia ||
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|[[Wenatchee, Washington]] || [[KKRV]]/K232ED || 104.7 FM HD3/94.3 FM || [[Alpha Media]] ||
|-
|[[Neenah, Wisconsin|Neenah]]/[[Menasha, Wisconsin]] || [[WYDR]] || 94.3 FM || Midwest Communications ||
|-
|[[Rhinelander, Wisconsin]] || [[WRHN]] || 100.1 FM || NRG Media || Debuted September 1, 2015
|-
|[[Hudson, Wyoming]] || [[KTUG]] || 105.1 FM || MORCOM Bdcstg || Debuted November 1, 2016
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|[[Rock Springs, Wyoming]] || [[KSIT]] || 99.7 FM || WyoRadio || Debuted January 1, 2017
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|[[Vista West, Wyoming|Vista West]]/[[Casper, Wyoming]] || [[KRVK]] || 107.9 FM || [[Townsquare Media]] || 
|}

==== Former stations ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Location !! Call sign !! Frequency !! Owner !! Notes
|-
| [[Mobile, Alabama]]
|| [[WDLT-FM|WYOK]]
|| 104.1 FM
|| [[Cumulus Media]]
|| Switched format to [[Contemporary hit radio|CHR]] as WABD in February 2012, now [[Urban AC]] as WDLT-FM.
|-
| [[Kodiak, Alaska]]
|| [[KVOK-FM|KRXX]]
|| 101.1 FM
|| Kodiak Island Broadcasting
|| Now as a [[hot AC]] format.
|-
|[[Bakersfield, California]] 
|| [[KRJK]] 
|| 97.3 FM 
|| Buck Owens Broadcasting 
|| Switched format to [[country music]] on October 14, 2016
|-
||[[Chico, California]] 
|| [[KHEX]] 
|| 100.3 FM 
|| Huth Broadcasting 
|| Switched format to [[classic country]] on March 2, 2017
|-
| [[Fresno, California]]
|| [[KMJ-FM|KFJK]]
|| 105.9 FM
|| [[Cumulus Media]]
|| Switched to a simulcast of [[KMJ (AM)|KMJ]] in March 2009
|-
| [[Palm Springs, California]]
|| [[KJJZ|KAJR]]
|| 95.9 FM
|| RM Broadcasting
|| Switched format to [[Soft adult contemporary|soft AC]] in 2010
|-
| [[Sacramento, California]] 
|| [[KYRV|KQJK]] 
|| 93.7 FM 
|| [[iHeartMedia]] 
|| Switched format to [[classic rock]] on April 3, 2017
|-
| [[San Diego, California]]
|| [[KFBG (FM)|KFMB-FM]]
|| 100.7 FM
|| [[Tegna, Inc.]]
|| Dropped most pre-2000 titles in early 2014, assuming a [[modern rock]] format but retaining the branding. Switched to [[mainstream rock]] on January 4, 2016, as "KFM-BFM".  Returned to adult hits in December 2018 and changed call letters to [[KFBG (FM)|KFBG]] in April 2020.
|-
|rowspan="2"| [[Denver, Colorado]]
|| [[KJAC]]
|| 105.5 FM
|| NRC Broadcasting
|| Switched format to [[sports talk]] in 2012 as an affiliate of [[ESPN Radio]], and currently features a [[Adult album alternative|AAA]] format. Was the first station in the United States to license the "Jack FM" brand.
|-
| [[KFCO|KDHT-FM]]
|| 107.1 FM
|| [[Max Media]]
|| Switched format to [[modern rock]] in 2014, then to [[classic hip hop]].
|-
| [[Steamboat Springs, Colorado]]
|| [[KIDN-FM]]
|| 95.9 FM
|| AlwaysMountainTime
|| Switched format to [[Hot adult contemporary|hot AC]] in 2010
|-
| [[Seaford, Delaware]]
|| [[WSUX (AM)|WSUX]]
|| 1280 AM
|| Seaford Media
|| Switched to Spanish-language programming in August 2017
|-
| [[Jacksonville, Florida]]
|| [[WPLA (FM)|WWJK]] 
|| 107.3 FM 
|| [[iHeartMedia]]
|| Rebranded as "107.3 Jacksonville" on April 18, 2017, then rebranded again as "107.3 The River" on May 26, 2017
|-
| [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]
|| [[WBMX (FM)|WJMK]]
|| 104.3 FM
|| [[CBS Radio]]
|| Switched format to [[classic hits]] on March 14, 2011
|-
| [[Effingham, Illinois]]
|| [[WHQQ]]
|| 98.9 FM 
|| [[Cromwell Radio Group]]
|| Switched format to [[sports talk]] in 2014
|-
| [[Peoria, Illinois]]
|| [[WZPN|WHPI]]
|| 101.1 FM
|| Advanced Media Partners, LLC
|| Switched format to [[sports talk]] on June 6, 2018, as an affiliate of [[ESPN Radio]], assuming the WZPN callsign from [[WHPI|96.5]] on June 26, 2018. Was a simulcast of that frequency until September 2020, when WHPI became a simulcast of [[Contemporary hit radio|CHR]] station [[WPIA]].
|-
| [[Evansville, Indiana]]
|| [[WJPS|WEJK]]
|| 107.1 FM
|| The Original Company
|| Switched format to [[classic hits]] in 2014
|-
| [[Indianapolis]], [[Indiana]]
|| [[WJJK]]
|| 104.5 FM
|| [[Cumulus Media]]
|| Switched format to [[classic hits]] in September 2006, then dropped the Jack FM brand that December
|-
| [[Vincennes, Indiana]] 
|| [[WFML]] 
|| 96.7 FM 
|| The Vincennes University Foundation || Switched format to [[adult contemporary]] on April 2, 2017
|-
| [[Davenport, Iowa]]
|| [[KQCJ]]
|| 93.9 FM
|| Virden Broadcasting
|| Switched format to [[alternative rock]] on April 22, 2020
|-
| [[Larned, Kansas]]
|| [[KGBK|KSOB]]
|| 96.7 FM
|| Rocking M Media
|| Dropped the branding in favor of [[Bob FM]] in 2007. Switched to [[classic country]] in 2013.
|-
|[[Lexington, Kentucky]] 
|| [[WVLK-FM|WLXX]] 
|| 101.5 FM 
|| [[Cumulus Media]] 
|| Switched to country September 4, 2020
|-
|[[Louisville, Kentucky]]
|| [[WXMA]]
||102.3 FM
||[[Alpha Media]]
||Switched format to [[soft adult contemporary]] on August 30, 2022
|-
| [[Lake Charles, Louisiana]]
|| [[KBIU]]
|| 103.3 FM
|| [[Cumulus Media]]
|| Switched format to [[adult contemporary]] on March 23, 2012
|-
|[[Kalamazoo, Michigan]]
|| [[WZOX]]
|| 96.5 FM
|| Midwest Communications
|| Switched format to [[Contemporary hit radio|CHR]] in 2021
|-
| [[Jackson, Mississippi]] || [[WJXN-FM]] || 100.9 FM || Flinn Broadcasting Corporation || Switched to classic country on March 1, 2014.  Re-debuted February 19, 2021, before Alpha Media's LMA expired in January 2023 in favor of Air 1
|-
||[[West Plains, Missouri]]
|| [[KSPQ]] 
|| 93.9 FM 
|| Missouri Ozark Radio Network 
|| Switched format to [[classic rock]] on April 1, 2016
|-
| [[Holdrege, Nebraska]]
|| [[KMTY]]
|| 97.7 FM
|| Legacy Communications, LLC
|| Switched format to [[country music|country]] on June 17, 2013
|-
| [[Imperial, Nebraska]]
|| [[KADL]]
|| 102.9 FM
|| Armada Media - McCook, Inc.
|| Switched format to [[classic hits]] on April 1, 2024
|-
| [[Las Vegas, Nevada]]
|| [[KXQQ-FM|KKJJ]]
|| 100.5 FM
|| [[CBS Radio]]
|| Switched to a simulcast of [[KXNT (AM)|KXNT]] in August 2010
|-
|[[Buffalo, New York]] 
|| [[WBUF]] 
|| 92.9 FM 
|| [[Townsquare Media]] 
|| Reverted to [[mainstream rock]]/[[active rock]] in November 2020.
|-
| [[New York, New York]]
|| [[WCBS-FM]]
|| 101.1 FM
|| [[CBS Radio]]
|| Reverted to [[classic hits]] on July 12, 2007. The Jack FM format was moved to 101.1-HD2, dropped the branding in 2008 for "Tony FM", and eventually was dropped altogether in 2012.
|-
| [[Oklahoma City, Oklahoma]] 
|| [[KKNG-FM|KOJK]]
|| 97.3 FM
|| [[Tyler Media]]
|| Flipped to [[Country music|country]] on March 8, 2010, then to [[Catholic]] programming on February 28, 2013
|-
| rowspan="2"| [[Worthington, Ohio]]
|| [[WTOH|WJKR]]
|| 98.9 FM
|| [[Salem Media Group]]
|| Format switched to [[talk radio]] following an ownership change on November 1, 2012. The Jack FM format and call letters resurfaced in July 2013 at the former [[WJKR|WMNI-FM]].
|-
|| [[WJKR]] 
|| 103.9 FM 
|| North American Broadcasting 
|| Format switched to [[country radio]].
|-
| [[Apollo, Pennsylvania]]
|| [[WJFA|WXJX]]
|| 910 AM
|| LHTC Media, Inc.
|| Format switched to oldies on February 9, 2021.
|-
| [[Johnstown, Pennsylvania]]
|| [[WKGE]]
|| 850 AM
|| Zip2, LLC
|| License cancelled on August 7, 2024.
|-
| [[Latrobe, Pennsylvania]]
|| [[WJFG|WCNS]]
|| 1480 AM
|| LHTC Media, Inc.
| Format switched to oldies on February 9, 2021.
|-
| [[Philipsburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania|Philipsburg, Pennsylvania]]
|| [[WLGJ|WPHB]]
|| 1260 AM
|| Matt Lightner
| Switched format to [[classic country]] on January 3, 2023
|-
| [[Pierre, South Dakota]]
|| [[KLXS-FM]]
|| 95.3 FM
|| Riverfront Broadcasting LLC
|| Switched format to [[Country music|country]] in 2012.
|-
|[[Greenville, South Carolina]]
|| [[W258CB]]
|| 99.5 FM
|| [[SummitMedia]]
|| Switched format to [[classic hits]] in 2021.
|-
|rowspan="2"| [[Knoxville, Tennessee]]<br />([[Maryville, Tennessee|Maryville]]/[[Norris, Tennessee|Norris]])
|| [[WDKW|WQJK]]
|| 95.7 FM
|| [[Midwest Communications]]
|| Dropped the format in August 2012 in favor of [[Contemporary hit radio|CHR]], then [[active rock]], and currently is [[classic country]].
|-
| [[WFGW|WRJK]]
|| 106.7 FM
|| Blue Ridge Broadcasting Company
|| Ended a WQJK simulcast in February 2012 when the station was leased, then sold, to the [[Billy Graham Evangelistic Association]] and assumed a [[Contemporary Christian Music|CCM]] format.
|-
| |[[Amarillo, Texas]]
|| [[KPRF]]
|| 98.7 FM 
|| [[Townsquare Media]] 
|| Switched format to [[classic rock]] on June 29, 2017. Currently operates with classic hits.
|-
| [[Bryan, Texas]]
|| [[KVLX|KJXJ]]
|| 103.9 FM
|| Brazos Valley Communications, LTD.
|| Switched format to [[mainstream rock]] on September 20, 2010.
|-
|[[Holliday, Texas]]
|[[KWFB (FM)|KWFB]]
|100.9 FM
|Falls Radio, LLC
|Switched from [[Bob FM]] to simply 100.9 FM on February 8, 2022.
Switched to the international Jack FM name on March 6, 2022.
Switched format to Santa FM for the holiday season, then finally reverting back to the [[Bob FM]] name and format on January 1, 2024.
|-
| [[Houston, Texas]]
|| [[KHJK]]
|| 103.7 FM
|| [[Educational Media Foundation]]
|| Switched format to [[Adult album alternative|AAA]] in May 2009. Sold by Cumulus Media to Educational Media Foundation in 2012, which operates it today as an [[Air 1]] affiliate.
|-
| [[Midland, Texas|Midland]]/[[Odessa, Texas]]
|| [[KFZX]]
|| 102.1 FM
|| ICA Communications
|| Switched format to [[classic rock]] in 2010
|-
| [[Salt Lake City, Utah]]
|| [[KLO-FM|KJQN]]
|| 103.1 FM
|| KLO Broadcasting
|| Switched to a simulcast of [[KMES|KLO]] in 2012, then to [[adult contemporary]], and currently is [[classic hits]].
|-
| [[Richmond, Virginia]]
|| [[WJSR]]
|| 100.9 FM
|| SummitMedia
|| Switched format to [[classic hits]] in March 2021.
|-
| [[Fisher, West Virginia]]
|| [[WQWV]]
|| 103.7 FM
|| Thunder Associates, LLC
|| Switched format to [[classic hits]] in 2019
|-
| |[[Westover, West Virginia]] 
|| [[WZST]] 
|| 100.9 FM 
|| Spectrum Radio 
|| Switched format to [[conservative talk]] in 2025
|-
| [[Wheeling, West Virginia]]
|| [[WRQY|WYJK]]
|| 96.5 FM
|| FM Radio Licenses
|| Switched format to [[sports talk]] and [[active rock]] in 2014
|-
|[[Park Falls, Wisconsin]]
|| [[WPFP]] 
|| 980 AM 
|| Civic Media
|| Rebranded to "103.1 Trail Mix" in February 2024
|-
|[[Wausau, Wisconsin]] 
|| [[WOZZ]] 
|| 94.7 FM 
|| [[Midwest Communications|WRIG, Inc.]] 
|| Switched format to [[active rock]] in July 2024
|}