middle of the road music. KSL-FM was sold to Simmons Family Inc. in 1977, due to FCC restrictions on multiple station ownership, and the new owners changed the call letters to KSFI. The ownership limitations were later loosened, and KSFI and KSL returned to common ownership in 2003 when Bonneville repurchased the station, along with classic rock KRSP-FM (103.5) and then-hot AC KQMB (102.7). The second, and current KSL-FM, began broadcasting in 1985 as KQMB on 102.7 MHz. In September 2005, KQMB was converted to a simulcast of KSL, and changed its call letters to KSL-FM. The joint operation has been branded as "KSL Newsradio 102.7 FM & 1160 AM", though the AM signal was the main station. KQMB's former branding, call sign, and hot adult contemporary format were picked up by an unrelated company as 96.7 FM in Levan, Utah. But KQMB 96.7 has been flipped from hot adult contemporary format to classic hits format on November 16, 2021. Personalities Hosts Amanda Dickson, "Utah's Morning News", "A Woman's View" Tim Hughes, "Utah's Morning News","KSL Outdoors" Dave Noriega, "Dave and Dujanovic" Debbie Dujanovic, "Dave and Dujanovic" Maria Shilaos, "Utah's Noon News", "KSL Greenhouse Show" Boyd Matheson, "Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson" Jeff Caplan, "Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News" Alex Kirry, "Unrivaled" Scott Mitchell, "Unrivaled" Steve Salles, "The KSL Movie Show" Doug Wright, "The KSL Movie Show" Greg Wrubell, "The Kalani Sitake Show", "The Dave Rose Show", BYU football & men's basketball game broadcasts, Voice of the BYU Cougars Lindsey Aerts, "The KSL Mom Show" Justin and Merrill Osmond, "Sound Advice" Reporters, anchors & producers Don Brinkerhoff Randall Jeppeson (Executive Producer, "Utah's Morning News" with Tim & Amanda) Marc Giauque (News Director) Mark Jackson Aimee Cobabe (Executive Producer, "Utah's Noon News") Heather Kelly Kira Hoffelmeyer (Executive Producer, "Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News") Nick Wyatt Paul Nelson Mary Richards Maria Shilaos (National News Desk) Past personalities Parley Baer (1930s) Director of Special Events Grant Nielsen (retired), "Utah's Morning News" Paul James (retired), Voice of the BYU Cougars Rod Arquette, host of "Utah's Afternoon News" (now "Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News") Scott Seeger, host of "Utah's Afternoon News" (now "Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News") Mark Eubank (retired), KSL (radio) & KSL-TV meteorologist Rebecca Cressman, host of "Utah's Noon News" Doug Wright (retired), host of the "Doug Wright Show" Herb Jepko (1960s), known for his Nitecaps show See also Bonneville International KSL-TV Media in Salt Lake City References