dropped in favor of an Adult Contemporary format. In e-mails exchanged with the KDWB programming director, it was discovered that ultimately the station will air "songs recorded in Studio C from Cities 97", which began on July 15, 2013. In 2017, KDWB-HD2 changed to iHeart's "Trancid" format. In May 2018, the station activated an HD3 sub-channel, and began airing an adult hits format as "Minnesota State Fair Radio". After KQQL-HD3/K244FE dropped the "Pride Radio" format and flipped to sports talk as "KFAN Plus" in August 2018, the "Pride Radio" format moved to KDWB-HD2. On November 16, 2018, KDWB-HD3 briefly switched to KQQL's classic hits format (while KQQL made its annual flip to Christmas music that same day). However, on November 30, KDWB-HD3 switched to a country format branded as "The Bull 101.3-HD3." Gregg Swedberg, program director and operations manager of sister KEEY, says that the "Bull" format "just plays country music, with no pop crossovers". In May 2019, KDWB-HD3 reverted to its previous "Minnesota State Fair Radio" branding and Country/Adult Hits format. Dave Ryan in the Morning The Dave Ryan in the Morning show is KDWB's morning show. It has aired on KDWB since June 11, 1993. Current hosts of the show are Dave Ryan (born October 24, 1962), Falen Bonsett (born April 6, 1984), Jenny, and Drake Webb. Former morning show staff Former morning show staff include: Lee Valsvik: (1993–2000) — now at sister station Kool 108 in Minneapolis/St. Paul Angi Taylor: (1998–2003)- now at WCHI Chicago Corey Foley: (2003–2007) Lena Svenson (2007–2011) — formerly on the Elvis Duran & the Morning Show in New York (2012-2018), using her real name, Bethany Watson. Filled in for Falen while she was on maternity leave. Intern John (2007–2011) — now host of "Your Morning Show" on WIHT (HOT 99.5) in Washington DC Crisco (2002–2012) — now mornings at KSTP-FM in Minneapolis/St. Paul Pat Ebertz (Producer/Man in Charge) - now in sales for 92 KQRS-FM Jamie Guse ("Xtreme" Jamie)) Steve "Steve-O" LaTart — Laid off in a wave of layoffs across iHeartMedia in 2020 See also KKMS (AM) WDGY WYOO (U100) References External links KDWB-FM official website Radiotapes.com Historic Minneapolis/St. Paul airchecks dating back to 1924 including KDWB AM & FM and other Twin Cities radio stations Twin Cities Radio Airchecks' KDWB page Historical recordings and photos of KDWB from the 1960s and 1970s Oldiesloon.com, featuring historical information of Twin Cities Top