1140 to 1200 took place. Concurrently with the frequency swap came another studio move, this time to 1906 Wilmington Road (PA 18). Second sale and move from 1200 to 1280 Andrews sold his share to the other two partners in 1991. WBZY was then sold to Jacor in April 1999 for $800,000, and Jacor was purchased by Clear Channel Communications shortly thereafter. Clear Channel, which also owned WKST, recognized the superiority of WBZY's signal to that of WKST, and switched the call signs in November 1999. The calls of WKST-FM were changed to WJST on October 10, 2000, and WKST-FM call sign was moved to Pittsburgh where it could be used with Clear Channel's KISS-FM brand. Third sale In April 2004, Clear Channel announced the sale of WKST along with WBZY and to Forever Broadcasting for $2.85 million , while WJST-FM and Grove City-based WICT was sold to Keymarket Communications of Pittsburgh, best known for the Froggy country music brand. On September 20, 2004, the WJST call sign was moved to 1280 AM. WJST-FM became WKPL, playing an oldies format under the name "Pickle 92.1" (WICT, which already was a country station as "95.1 The Cat", changed its call sign to WWGY and was converted to the Froggy format), while WJST 1280 temporarily continued the adult contemporary music format from WJST-FM as "Star 1280" instead of "Star 92.1", before itself converting to an oldies format (unrelated to WKPL) as "Just Oldies 1280". Fourth sale It was announced on October 12, 2022 that Forever Media is selling 34 stations, including WUZZ, to State College-based Seven Mountains Media for $17.3 million. The deal closed on January 2, 2023. WUZZ today In January 2009, the station switched to sports talk as an affiliate to Fox Sports Radio, joining fellow Fox Sports Radio station WBGG in Pittsburgh and going under the name "Fox Sports Radio 1280 WJST". It was at this point that the station became home to Penguins hockey and Pirates baseball. Various Penn State sports broadcasts take place on WJST as do many local high school football and basketball games. Local news coverage continues to be provided by Wade Sutton, who has handled news duties dating back to 1996 when the station was still using the WBZY call sign. On June 1, 2015, WJST became an affiliate of ESPN Radio. The station changed its call sign to WUZZ on June 12, 2018.