WZUN (AM)

The station signed on August 8, 1974^[1] as WSCP, a country music radio station owned by Oswego Jefferson Broadcasting.^[4] Wheat Hill Broadcasting bought the station in 1986.^[5] In January 1987, Wheat Hill signed on WSCP-FM (101.7)^[6] as a simulcast of the AM station.^[7]

WSCP went into bankruptcy in 1992; in 1994, the stations went silent.^[8] At the time of the shutdown, the AM station programmed a gospel music format, with country music continuing on WSCP-FM.^[9] Tri-County Broadcasting bought WSCP and WSCP-FM out of bankruptcy in 1995,^[10] and soon returned WSCP-FM to the air with country music;^[11] in August 1996, the AM station returned to the air as a simulcast of WSCP-FM.^[12] By June 2000, the stations had shifted to classic country.^[13]

Galaxy Communications purchased the WSCP stations in 2001.^[14] In May 2003, Galaxy began simulcasting WSCP-FM on translator station W267AL (101.3), bringing the station's programming to Syracuse.^[15] WSCP-FM was sold to the Educational Media Foundation in 2007 and is now WGKV, part of the K-LOVE network. Galaxy retained WSCP, and switched it to a simulcast of classic rock station WTKW.^[16] On March 5, 2010, WSCP switched to ESPN Deportes Radio, coinciding with sister stations WTLA and WSGO switching to ESPN Radio.^[17][18] On June 6, 2018, the station changed its call sign to WZUN, sharing a call sign with its sister station on 102.1 MHz. ESPN Deportes Radio ceased operations in September 2019,^[19] and the station became part of a simulcast with WZUN-FM.