AM station going away

Dadeville, Alabama: 1560KHz:
WDLK license canceled.

AM station requests frequency change

Destin, Florida: 1140KHz:
WNWF requests move from 1120.

3,000 watts daytime; 12 watts nighttime; 2,400 watts critical hours.

WNWF will remain non-directional at its existing site.

More AM stations going away (Canada)

Wainwright, Alberta: 830KHz:
Weymontachie, Quebec: 750KHz:
CKKY & CBFA-3 moving to FM.

101.9 & 92.3 respectively.

AM stations going away

Fort McPherson, Northwest Territories: 690KHz:
Fort Providence, Northwest Territories: 1230KHz:
Request moves to 99.9 & 98.9 FM respectively.

The CRTC has not yet acted on these requests, but they're almost always granted.

AM stations gone or going away

Lakeview, Oregon: 1230KHz:
KQIK license cancelled.

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Hudson, Ontario: 1340KHz:
CBQW going silent, replaced by FM in Sioux Lookout

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Sioux Lookout, Ontario: 1240KHz:
CBLS moving to FM 95.3, 500 watts.

AM station moved to new frequency

Milan, New Mexico: 1090KHz:
KQNM moved from 1100

New site: 35-09-05N/107-52-34W

Call changes

The following AM stations have recently changed callsigns:

Port Hueneme, California  1520 KUNX from KVTA
Ventura, California       1590 KVTA from KUNX
Brookport, Illinois        750 WRIK from WTHQ
Biddeford, Maine          1400 WGIN from WVAE
Reno, Nevada              1230 KSGG from KJFK
Los Ranchos de            1240 KDSK from KALY
  Albuquerque, New Mexico 
Houston, Texas            1230 KCOH from KQUE
Houston, Texas            1430 KSHJ from KCOH
Rosenburg, Texas           980 KQUE from KRTX

AM station gone

Ebensburg, Pennsylvania: 1580KHz:
WRDD license cancelled.

AM station going away (Canada)

St. Boniface/Winnipeg, Manitoba; 1050KHz:
CKSB moving to FM.

CKSB-1050 has been granted permission to move to 88.1 FM. Technically, the "city of license" will change from St. Boniface to Winnipeg, although St. Boniface has been a ward of Winnipeg since 1971.

FM relay station CKSB-10-FM on 90.5 will also be deleted. Its coverage area will be completely enclosed by that of the new 88.1 station.