WKHL

WKHL (106.7 FM, "K-LOVE 106.7") is a radio station licensed to West Lafayette, Indiana, USA. WKHL broadcasts at an effective radiated power of 6,000 watts with a tower located in rural northwestern Tippecanoe County.

The WGLM commercial radio years (1992-2008)

WKHL began broadcasting at 7am on June 15, 1992 as WGLM. The station was founded by KVB Broadcasting under Kelly Vaughan Busch. Initially, WGLM went on the air with a full-service adult contemporary format focusing on music, hourly news updates, sports, weather, and other community updates throughout the day. It would become the first station in nearly a decade to be added to the Lafayette radio spectrum.

Original staff members included Busch, Ron Schuessler, Dan McKay (from KLIT/Los Angeles), Paul Poteet (from WEZV/Lafayette) and Collin Stewart (from/WHZR, WLHM, WZWZ and http://www.thatguysvoice.com/)

WGLM was very successful throughout the 1990s. The station constantly rated very highly with females 25-54, their primary demo at the time, and continued to focus on their "Community Radio" mission. WASK-AM eventually bowed out of the AC/MOR race with their parent company purchased the defunct WIIZ in 1994 to simulcast news/talk programming.