Louis. Plans are for the new owner to take over in the fourth quarter of 2012 and he is satisfied with its current makeup. The sale of WRSR to Krol was consummated on December 1, 2012, at a purchase price of $1.15 million. In March 2016, Jeremy Fenech was brought on as Program Director and afternoon host, and one of the first things he did was unplug the satellites ensuring 100% local programming and content, with no syndication. In addition to the changes in the programming department, Krol Communications Inc also invested in equipment and technology for the studio and the broadcast chain which has improved the quality of the signal dramatically. Since then, the station has continually and consistently enjoyed ratings success. WRSR became the home of local radio celebrity Johnny Burke in March 2017. Burke most recently hosted the morning show at WHNN in Bay City prior to an abrupt format change which left him jobless. WHNN's format change left WRSR the only station in the Flint market playing hits from the 1960s through 1980s. Joining Burke is former WHNN news director Hal Maas, who will do news updates for both WRSR and WJSZ. Burke's new show runs from 5am to 10am weekday mornings. In 2021, 103.9 The Fox became the Flint affiliate for the Detroit Lions Radio Network, replacing longtime affiliate WTRX. References External links Michiguide.com - WRSR History RSR Radio stations established in 1965 Classic rock radio stations in the United States