WHFS (historic) - Current Status of The WHFS Calls

Current Status of The WHFS Calls

In order to preserve the rights to the WHFS branding and call sign, this required CBS Radio to "park" the call signs on another active station. Thus, CBS moved the WHFS call signs first to a co-owned FM station in West Palm Beach (and as noted earlier, said station - which was and still is known as "B-106.3" - also previously housed the "WNEW" callsign for identical purposes).

When that station, along with CBS Radio's entire West Palm Beach cluster of stations, was divested to separate ownership in July 2012, it assumed the WUUB callsign. CBS then moved the WHFS calls to an FM station and an AM station in Tampa, Florida, which both feature a sports talk format.

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