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Two format changes in Salt Lake City
The first is KYMV “Movin’ 100.7”, which moves from a Rhythmic AC to a full-fledged CHR, with the new slogan “All the hits.” The Simmons Media-owned outlet now goes head-to-head with Clear Channel’s KZHT (97.1). The second format change is KLO Broadcasting’s KBZN (97.9), which adjusts from AC to hot AC, and is re-imaged as “Now.” KBZN is well known as the former Smooth Jazz “the Breeze”, which flipped over the Holidays.
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