KDOG

The station went on the air at 12:01 a.m. on April 1, 1985, as "All Hit 97 KDOG". The very first song played was "FM (No Static at All)" by Steely Dan. Original on-air staff included: Rick Williams (Morning Drive), Brian Garvin (Middays), John McCormick (Afternoon Drive), Dr. Bob (Evenings), Randy Paul (Overnights), Johnny Martin (Weekends), Dave Sterling (Weekends). At the time, KDOG was the only CHR format in the Mankato area. About 4 months later, KEEZ changed to "Z99" and adopted the CHR format as well. Over the years, KDOG has tweaked its on-air presentation slightly, going so far as to rebrand itself as "The Spot @ 96-7" in May 1999,^[2] with a modern AC orientation and the syndicated Bob and Sheri morning show. The station dropped the "Spot" moniker and transitioned to a broader hot adult contemporary format in August 2002, and flipped to adult hits in 2006.^[3] From April 2006 to July 2008, KDOG simulcasted on sister station KNSG in Springfield, Minnesota,^[4] which serves Redwood Falls and Marshall. On September 4, 2009, KDOG returned to its CHR roots as "Hot 96.7".

• Hot 96.7
• Facility details for Facility ID 42993 (KDOG) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
• KDOG in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

44°13′19″N 94°07′05″W / 44.222°N 94.118°W / 44.222; -94.118

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