A station that ruled the Twin Cities FM radio airwaves for decades by playing classic rock oldies, KQRS (92.5 FM) is now rolling with a younger generation of geezers. Bob Seger, Foreigner and Styx are ...

Earlier this month, Cumulus laid off one longtime KQRS on-air host, Brian Zepp, as well as another personality from sister station 93X (93.7 FM), Andrew Wappel.

KQRS 92.5 FM is making waves once again in the Twin Cities radio scene by embracing a vibrant new identity, targeting a younger generation while paying homage to the past. No longer strictly a classic ...

Think less Bob Seger and Bachman-Turner Overdrive and more Beck and Beastie Boys. That’s the gist of KQRS’ Thursday morning relaunch, which sees the long-running ...

"I'm actually going to go across the hall, as I have accepted the offer to work on our sister station 93 (KXXR-FM) doing overnights, Midnight-5:40 a.m," Knight wrote. KQRS unveiled a shakeup on ...

Supporters called it an olive branch. Critics labeled it a sell out, or a buy off, or censorship. But media law specialists agree: KQRS-FM’s recent apology, over radio host Tom Barnard’s refusal to ...

Classic rock station KQRS is suggesting a format change will debut at 6 a.m. Thursday. “We’re under construction,” reads a yellow and black graphic the station posted on social media.

KQRS 92.5 FM relaunches with more ‘90s alt-rock and familiar new DJs Ex-staffers from the Current and Cities 97 will join Steve Gorman on air as the classic rock radio station aims for more Gen ...