As of today, a 99-watt FM translator licensed to the Jacksonville suburb of Orange Park, Fla., serves as the simulcast partner of iHeartMedia‘s Spanish-language News/Talk “Acción 930,” fed from the HD2 signal of WKSL-FM.
Pending FCC approval, that will soon change. However, Hispanics of Mexican and Central American origin in the growing metro, home to a major U.S. Naval Air Station, will still be able to enjoy programming en español.
It’s thanks to a transaction that doesn’t involve the nation’s No. 1 owner of radio stations, but a licensee led by Nancy Epperson.
