KDSQ/KSHN/Kick'm Country In April 1967, the station signed on as KDSQ. It was based in the
Sherman-
Denison area on
101.7 MHz. Two years later, it changed its call sign to KSHN. In 1975 it changed to KIKM-FM with a
country music format during the day and
Top 40 at night (simulcast from sister station KIKM), then to full-time Top 40 a couple years later. In 1983, the
call sign changed to KZXL-FM, but two years later the previous call sign was re-established This was the start of 20,000 songs in a row without commercial interruption. Initially jockless, The Twister started adding DJs in September 2003. From there, it broadcast a diverse oldies format, as the playlist was taken directly from the remnants of the former ABC Radio's corporate "Memories" music library; thus, their slogan was "Forgotten Hits Re-Discovered". It also marked a return of a few former "Memories" personalities with
Ron Chapman as the station's consultant.
KTCK/The Ticket simulcast On October 7, 2013, Cumulus announced that effective October 21, 96.7 would change from a simulcast of WBAP to sports AM station
KTCK. Dan Bennet, Dallas/Fort Worth market manager for Cumulus, said that WBAP had "no ratings increase since adding the FM". The WBAP simulcast moved to
KPLX 99.5 HD2. A callsign change to KTCK-FM took effect October 27. ==Signal==