suggestions. Soon thereafter, KNRK became "94/7 FM - Alternative Portland." Several former KNRK DJs returned, and the station's music, while still alternative, leaned a bit more pop. Throughout the remainder of the 2000s and 2010s, it featured specialty shows like "Passport Approved," which focused on international rock music. On Sundays, an experimental program known as "The Bottom Forty" aired and served as an alternative to conventional Top 40 countdown shows. The station also aired "Greasy Kid Stuff," a Saturday morning program that specialized in music for children. Daria O'Neill returned to host a weekday afternoon show with Gustav in 2017, but departed again in August 2018 after her contract wasn't renewed. KNRK's parent company, Entercom, began changing the station's format in 2020. Program Director Mark Hamilton was removed from his position that September and transferred to sister station KYCH. The termination of several on-air personalities soon followed, including longtime DJ Gustav, who had been at KNRK since 1995. In their place were DJs airing recorded programming from other markets. The music mix also shifted to a current pop-heavy playlist. During this period, the station's ratings sunk to record lows. In August 2022, the station dropped the out of market DJs and returned to being programmed locally by Mark Hamilton. HD Radio KNRK broadcasts in the HD Radio format. In 2007, KNRK introduced "94/7 Too," an online station focusing entirely on bands based or initially established in the Pacific Northwest. It was added to over-the-air radio on 910 AM in July 2010. That station flipped format to sports talk in 2013, with "94/7 Too" moving to 94.7FM's HD2 signal and streaming online. New personalities were added in 2015 (Derric in the evenings) and 2016 (Middays with Pepper). In 2020, "94/7 Too" was replaced with "KNRK-2", which features a classic alternative rock format. References External links NRK Modern rock radio stations in the United States Radio stations established in 1992 1992 establishments in Oregon Audacy, Inc. radio stations