changed to soft adult contemporary, this time as KSYY, "Sunny 95.7." Over the next several years, KHOW and KSYY changed hands several times. In April 1988,
as the station was being relocated to Denver, its call sign changed to KSYY-FM to stand for "Sassy 107" and its soft adult contemporary format. The format
held the call sign KEVE. In July 2008, the station changed its call sign to KSYY and the station aired a hot adult contemporary format as Sunny 96.5. In September
branded "Y107", with the stations' respective call signs changed to KLYY, KSYY, and KVYY. Y107 competed directly with Los Angeles' established alternative
agreed to pay $20 million for two of Legacy Broadcasting's stations—KHOW and KSYY-FM—with the intent to make them part of a new entity named Command Communications
KQBL 104.9 (on Christmas Day only). The station adopted the call letters KSYY in March 2003. On June 25, 2004 at 4 p.m., Citadel flipped from Alternative
alternative rock "Y107" at 107.1 MHz. Spanish Hits station, "Viva" (KLYY, KVYY, KSYY) operated on the 107.1 frequency from 1999 to 2003 but was divested by Big
Citadel Communications launched a deep alternative format radio station (KSYY, now KINB) and asked O'Brien to take the helm. The station was reformatted
Univision Radio Denver, CO KHOW 630 1990–1993 owned by iHeartMedia KHOW-FM/KSYY 95.7 1990–1993 KDHT, owned by iHeartMedia Washington, DC–Arlington, VA WMZQ/WZHF
resurrects the "Viva" brand that was last used at now sister simulcast KLYY/KSYY/KVYY that existed from 1999 through 2003 (when it was Regional Mexican) under