WMOV-FM
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WMOV-FMis a Rhythmic AC formatted broadcast
Broadcasting
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 radio station
Radio station
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 licensed to Norfolk, Virginia
Norfolk, Virginia
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, serving Hampton Roads
Hampton Roads
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. WMOV-FM is owned and operated by Clear Channel Communications
Clear Channel Communications
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Simulcast

The station used to simulcast the format on WKSA. On March 31, 2011, the 107.7 frequency was given a upgrade that now covers the entire area, thus paving the way for both stations to split up and become separate stations, and took the call letters WMOV-FM to match the handle. When it was WKUS, it previously had a Smooth Jazz
Smooth jazz
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format until 2010, when it moved WKUS' Urban AC format from 105.3 to both the 92.1 and 107.7 signals.

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