Exitos 107.1 and Country KHGE rebrands as 102.7 The Wolf, Miami outlets WHDR finishing its Christmas stunting and unveils a Soft AC format as Easy 93.1, while WMIA flips back to Rhythmic Hot AC but keeps the 93.9 MIA moniker after a brief flirtation with Adult Top 40, CHIQ/Winnipeg going from Modern-leaning Adult Top 40 to Classic Hits as "Fab 94.3", KMVA/Phoenix changes brandings to Hot 97.5, KHUI/Honolulu drops Dial Global's satellite-fed Adult Standards for a simulcast of Christian Talk sister KGU, KPCH/Ruston flips to a Gen-X format as 99.3 X, and WCDD/Peoria flips to Country as CD Country 107.9. December 27: More format changes take place, as WNIO/Youngstown flips from Standards to Sports as 1390 WNIO The Sports Animal, WLMI/Lansing flips to Classic Hits, WCDY/Cadillac debuts a Hot AC format, WWGA/Carrollton flips to Classic Hits, WKLA-FM/Ludington flips to Oldies, WVHF/Great Rapids comes back on air with a Catholic format, WNIC/Detroit changes brandings to Fresh 100.3, KWJZ/Seattle flips to a Modern AC format as Click 98.9, and KEZK/St.Louis keeps the AC format, but rebrands as Fresh 102.5. December 28: KBDB/Reno drops Regional Mexican to join Broadcast Architecture's Smooth AC Network. December 29: WMVX/Cleveland drops Adult Top 40 and is stunting with a "Jack FM"-like format until January 2011. December 31: WEAE/Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, an ESPN Radio owned-and-operated station, drops ESPN for another Disney-owned radio property, Radio Disney, which will move up from Birach Broadcasting's WWCS, KDOX/Las Vegas flips to Oldies as Kool 102, and KMVQ/San Francisco rebrands as 99.7 Now. Debuts February 1: The Seneca nation debuts its owned-and-operated for-profit radio station, WGWE. February: Red Eye Radio with Doug McIntyre debuts on Citadel Media. A weekend version hosted by Marc Germain debuts later that year. February: Donny Osmond debuts on Citadel Media. May 24: WITH/Ithaca, New York, a partnership of Hobart and William Smith Colleges (WEOS) and the WXXI Public Broadcasting Council, begins broadcasting. May 27: KLWB-FM/Opelousas, Louisiana, launches, serving Lafayette with a classic rock-leaning classic hits format moved from sister station KXKW. June 1: CIDG-FM, owned by Frank Torres, signs on in the Ottawa market. June 1: CJOT-FM, part of Astral Media's EZ Rock network, signs on in the Ottawa market, replacing the now-defunct CJEZ/Toronto (now classic hits CHBM) as the network flagship. June 12: Larry Kudlow debuts in syndication on Citadel Media, replacing the Saturday version of Moneytalk. September 10: "The Mike Posner Show," a hybrid music/sports lifestyle program