the air. In April 2008, the station tweaked back to classic rock. Billboard controversy On July 19, 2007, a woman wrote a letter to the editor to The Forum expressing concern over the appropriateness of a billboard of Rock 102 with a woman in tankini standing with a caption saying, "Now Turn Us On!" . 101.9 Talk FM KRWK shifted to a Talk format on March 19, 2012, branded as "101.9 Talk FM." The former lineup included Tom Becka in the morning, Kilmead & Friends, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, JD Hayworth, and others. Rock 102 returns "Talk FM", because of being the Fargo affiliate for both Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity, did not fare well in the Arbitron ratings, registering a 1.7 share in the Spring 2013 ratings, well behind overall leader KFGO, another talk station on AM who had a 15.5 share. At 4 p.m. on September 8, 2013, following the end of the Minnesota Vikings season opener broadcast, KRWK returned to its original Rock format and branding as Rock 102 in an effort to compete with KQWB-FM, who relocated from 98.7 to 105.1 just a few weeks earlier, and KPFX. The station launched with 2,000 songs in a row, and will remain Fargo's FM affiliate for the Minnesota Vikings as well as North Dakota State Bison football and Fargo Force hockey. Mix 101.9 On July 22, 2015, KRWK abruptly dropped the rock format and flipped to AC as "Mix 101.9", adopting the now-old format of KMJO, which flipped to classic country simultaneously. 101.9 Jack FM On September 12, 2017, at midnight, after playing "One Way or Another" by Blondie, KRWK flipped to variety hits as "101.9 Jack FM". The first song on Jack FM was "Life is a Highway" by Tom Cochrane. References External links KRWK official website RWK Radio stations established in 1983 Midwest Communications radio stations Jack FM stations Adult hits radio stations in the United States