November 2010, Mediabase added KQMV to the CHR panel and would rival KBKS and KUBE. On the BDS overall Top 40/CHR panel, KQMV did not contribute its playlist to BDS' monitored chart until 2012 (it also contributes to the Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart) because of the station's rhythmic-heavy playlist. It initially avoided playing any Mainstream Pop/Rock crossovers to avoid overlapping with modern AC sister KLCK-FM. Within three years, KQMV became the highest-rated CHR station in the market, and one of the top radio stations overall. KQMV's success with the format would cause changes at KBKS and KUBE in January 2016: KUBE would move its Rhythmic format to co-owned 104.9 FM, with KUBE's former frequency of 93.3 FM relaunching as Mainstream Top 40 "Power 93.3", while KBKS switched to a Hot AC format and retained the "Kiss FM" branding; however, in May 2018, the KUBE call letters and Rhythmic format returned to 93.3, while KBKS dropped Hot AC and returned to Top 40/CHR. In July 2013, Sandusky announced it would sell its radio holdings in Seattle and Phoenix to Hubbard Broadcasting, based in St. Paul, Minnesota. The sale was completed that November. Hubbard's Seattle cluster now includes KQMV as well as KPNW-FM, KRWM, KIXI and KKNW. HD radio KQMV-HD1 carries the analog format ("MOViN 92.5") from the standard 92.5 FM frequency. 92.5-HD2 is currently dark 92.5-HD3 carries Vietnamese programming known as "Saigon Radio." References External links MOViN 92.5 Article on Sandusky's decision to change KLSY's Adult Top 40 format to Rhythmic AC QMV Contemporary hit radio stations in the United States Radio stations established in 1964 Hubbard Broadcasting QMV