After Clear Channel purchased KLTH and its classic hits format from CBS Radio in April 2009, it is now in the same building as KLTH. On May 6, 2009, KQOL began stunting, directing listeners to KLTH. On May 8, KQOL launched an 1980s-based classic rock format and adopted its current branding "105.9 The Brew". The station changed their call letters to KFBW on June 2, 2009 to make it branding-appropriate. As of 2011, it began to expand its library to include tracks from the late 1960s, 1970s and early 1990s, along with the new slogan "Next Generation of Classic Rock" to reflect the adjustment. In the fall of 2013, KFBW adjusted its slogan to "Real Classic Rock". In January 2014, KFBW adjusted its slogan again, this time as "Portland's Rock Station". Branding KXMX (1998-1999) KKLQ (1999-2000) KBET (2000-2001) "Star 105.9" /KSTE (2001-2002) "105.9 The River" /KRVO (2002-2005) "Smooth Jazz 105.9"/KIJZ (2005-2007) "Kool 105.9"/KQOL (2007-2009) "105.9 The Brew"/KFBW (2009–Present) KFBW-HD2 KFBW-HD2 features a Contemporary Christian Music format from the WAY-FM Network. Its programming can also be heard on local translators K235CU 94.9 MHz in Bethany and K283BL 104.5 MHz in Portland, owned by the WAY-FM Network. KFBW-HD3 KFBW-HD3 features a classic country format branded as "103.7 The Legend" and was simulcast on FM translator K279BO 103.7 FM in Portland, owned by Educational Media Foundation. On May 9, 2019, K279BO dropped its simulcast with KFBW-HD3 and switched to "K-Love Classics" (simulcasting KLVP-HD3). References External links KFBW official website FBW Mainstream rock radio stations in the United States WAY-FM Network Radio stations established in 1998 IHeartMedia radio stations