Though 102.1FM first signed on in 1948 as a shortlived simulcast of WHB-AM, then returned in the early '60s as the first WDAF-FM, the frequency will be forever remembered for one occupant.  KY.  On July 1, 1974, Taft Broadcasting launched KY-102, and over the next 23 years, the legendary rocker would change Kansas City radio.  KY was a pioneer, featuring innovative promotions and developing beloved, accessible air talent.  On the heels of a 1997 sale to American Radio Systems (who the same day would immediately flip the station into the hands of Infinity Broadcasting), KY-102 met its demise in favor of modern AC as "The Zone."  In January 1999, KOZN would disappear in favor of AC-formatted Star 102, which remained for 11 years, until being replaced by Alice 102 in January 2011.

Click on the links below to learn about former stations at 102.1FM, or visit the frequency's current occupant, Alice 102, by clicking here.