99.9 and repeat WDMK-FM. W260CB is now on the air permanently. Technically, the station repeats WDMK-HD2 105.9 FM, which was a slightly delayed simulcast of WCHB. W260CB broadcasts with a power of 250 watts and an antenna of 245 meters. During the summer of 2012, WCHB added smooth jazz programming during the late evening and overnight hours, restoring the format to the Detroit area on a part-time basis. Programming was from Broadcast Architecture's Smooth Jazz Network. Crawford Broadcasting ownership On April 12, 2017, Radio One announced that WCHB would be sold to Crawford Broadcasting. At the same time, the company also stated that much of WCHB's programming will move to WPZR. Also with the sale, translator W260CB was retained by Radio One, simulcasting WDMK's HD2 digital subchannel. It originally aired a classic soul format as "Soul 99.9." It has since switched to Urban Gospel. On August 3, 2017, WCHB went silent after the sale of the station to Crawford was completed. On October 1, 2017, WCHB changed call letters to WMUZ. The WCHB call letters were moved to 1340 AM, formerly WEXL. According to a Crawford Broadcasting engineering newsletter, WCHB was undergoing upgrades, and was set to return to the air on November 1, 2017. At the time of the relaunch, the station flipped to Christian talk and teaching programming as "The Salt". It began running brokered religious shows, where hosts buy time on the station and may request donations on the air to support their ministries. Previous Logo See also Media in Detroit References External links Official website WMUZ The Salt 1200 AM Facebook WCHB website Rev. Al Sharpton's Official Website Mildred Gaddis' Official Website Detroit Free Press - WCHB Trades its talk shows for gospel CHB Radio stations established in 1956 1956 establishments in Michigan MUZ