Ok, even though I don't really care for the music they play (top 40s hits/ rap / R&B/ party music)…read moreI do like the radio personalties on this station quite a bit. In fact every morning I listen to the 'ZmorningZoo' featuring Nick, Tricia & Shaggy. This show keeps me laughing on my thirty minute commute to work and that's a good thing. They do some really hysterical segments such as Torture Tuesday, Dirty Work Wednesday and then more random skits and jokes. It is definitely worth checking out this hysterical morning show. As far as the rest of the day goes- I still like the radio deejays that are on throughout the day but the music is terrible. Talk about playing the same song over and over again - with this station that's no joke. I get in my car to go to lunch and song a is on, I get back in my car after lunch to return to work guess what's on the radio? Song a again! Bleh. Stay for the morning show and then make a quick escape.

The longest running and most popular Pop music station in the city, Z104 is pretty much a something…read morefor everyone type of station. Anything that's on the top 10 list, is bubblegum pop or already annoyingly ubiquitous will surely be in heavy rotation on this station. With that said, you can always find something to tap a toe or bounce to. Also, compared to some of the other stations, they actually play more music than talking. That's a huge plus for me. Listening to the request lines and the jocks, you'll probably find that this station caters more towards the kids (18 and under) than adults, but there's still some good songs to be heard and some old school jams that pop in every once in a while.

WVEC is the ABC Affiliate for Coastal Virginia & Northeastern North Carolina. It's also my favorite…read morechoice for Local & National News and much of their network programming. Yesterday, after a doctor appointment in the Fort Norfolk area, we had enough time for some exploration, My friend had grown up in Atlantic City, the neighborhood taken by eminent domain to build Norfolk General Hospital. Relatives lived on some of the streets near Fort Norfolk Medical Plaza. One of the first places we chose to explore was Woodis Avenue. We drove slowly so she could see if there was anything recognizable remaining. Much to my surprise one of the first things I noticed was a door with the 13 News Now / ABC logo on the door. It was only then that I remembered their studios were on Woodis Avenue. The building has a nice urban feel and sits flush with the sidewalk. It's a multi story well kept brick building that speaks well for its Tegna ownership. A parking lot sits directly across the street, possibly for employee use. Having met my husband when we both worked for a Media Group (radio, television & cable) in Atlanta during the late 70's, my theme should be "I brake for television stations." There was plenty of street parking available. So I was able to walk the sidewalks and peruse the difference in technology in the almost 50 years that have passed. How fascinating to see a dish farm & transmission tower located in the small area directly adjacent to the building, which must contain offices & studios. I'm assuming the tower must be to relay signals to its main transmission tower in Driver. The dish farm speaks as much to technological changes as do smart phones & the Internet, which didn't exist in the time period I was in the business. Only cable systems had dishes then. They were humongous and usually just one per head end. I walked the connecting street and saw the remote broadcast vehicles in a nearby parking lot. One more look at the dish farm & tower and it was time to move on. I had walked from 1977 to 2025 on the sidewalks of Woodis Avenue. Thank you WVEC for providing such quality news & programming. You'll continue to be my station of choice.

Normally coverage is okay. Not enough coverage on the peninsula but we are used to that…read more My main reason for reaching out is the report tonight (Dec. 23) stated that with the Wind turbines way off the coast being shut down it would cause our energy cost to rise. If I remember correctly, about 2 weeks ago, you had a story about our energy cost rising after the first of the year. My first thought was to cut the salary of all of those that do not work in the field by 10% and you could cover anything that they are squeezing from us. Please go back and look.

This is the number 1 Independent station in Hampton Roads. Viewable throughout most of the market…read morevia channel 4 or 4.1. This TV station is "must carry". If you have a good VHF/UHF signal combined you should be able to see channel 4 for free within 24 counties spanning from Manteo,NC throughout Hampton Roads and Tidewater Virginia up thru the Eastern Shore. This station is also visible on all Cable and Satellite providers in the market. WSKY has two active diginet channels 4.2 and 4.3 Escape and LAFF TV These channels may be positioned differently on Cable channels currently 128 and 128 respectively. WSKY has weather every hour via sponsorship but currently does not have local news. WSKY is home to syndicated programming, great weekend movies and has a full religious programming line-up on Saturday and Sunday mornings. For local advertisers WSKY television has one of the lowest costs for entry with commercial production and airtime. Many local businesses and groups choose WSKY to launch their own 1/2 hour television shows. WSKY changed ownership late in 2013 and has since increase its viewership, community presence and committment to customer service substantially.

I listen to 89.5, 24/7, at home, in my car, and at work. I love so many of your programs and news…read morebroadcasts. My favorite is your Gaelic program on Sundays at 18:00. I have not heard it in a while. Did you discontinue it? Are you playing Gaelic music at another time? I plan to join 89.5. membership at the end of the month

Just listened to Watching America,a consummate favorite. Dr. Campbell is well versed, articulate,…read morecharming and engaging. His latest show had a fellow Brit, and was thought provoking. The guest discussed being a father and going through a rough divorce. Listening to these men talk about feelings, issues and fatherhood is a discussion that serves to be heard. Looking forward to every Friday at noon.

Great content every morning. What's up with Rumble constantly interrupting the news report? Turn…read morehis mic off. Other than that, I listen every day.

I love this station! Especially the morning show. However, today, I hit my lifetime limit of…read morehearing those annoying Little Joes Mitsubishi commercials that are frequently played on FM99. I can't take it anymore. These annoying Little Joes ads ruin the experience of listening to this station. Adios FM99...

The early iteration of what became 106.9 The Fox was what brought my family to Coastal Virginia. A…read moremedia group in Atlanta was where my late husband & I met. He was Director of Broadcast Operations. I was Assistant Controller. My husband's long time mentor, the VP of Radio, left to form his own radio chain. About the time the media group was sold, our friend bought the station that would become The Fox. He offered an equity interest for us to move to Virginia. Since our choice was between Des Moine, IA or Norfolk, VA, it was a no brainer. The transmitter & tower is located in Windsor, just below the line where 100k stations are allowed. Other local stations are only allowed 50k. So the signal is powerful. The studio at that time was in Suffolk and the format country. The call sign was WSKX-FM, Kx106.9 Space was leased in what was then the Holiday Inn Waterside (old Golden Triangle, now Wyndham Garden Norfolk Downtown) . Gutting of the space required a total renovation. I loved getting to do the Interior Decorating. It quickly became evident that the country format had a competitor that would stoop to anything to provide for their continued success. A format & call sign change was planned with a new Program Director & DJ staffing. This began WAFX, 106.9 The Fox. The new format was an immediate success. I'll never forget sitting at the Traffic Computer, before the internet, waiting for the ratings to come through. I was the only person who knew how to pull them. DJ's kept popping their heads in to see if I had answers. Finally.....I did. We were #1 in all our demographic groups. It was a different age of radio then. Cart machines were used instead of computers. Promotions used then would not be allowed by insurance today. Burying a Dj with a breathing hole & hose or freezing one in a block of ice were big attention getters in the late 80's. There were perks. The Fox Mascot came to my son's birthday parties, school & scouting events. Families were needed to participate in large promotions. My young son hung out in the control room, loving to put the carts back into the racks. This didn't go over well with his Dad, who immediately took action. There were near accidents on my street when the first remote van sat in our driveway while being programmed by my husband. But there were also late night calls when power went out in Windsor. My SUV was used to transport diesel fuel during extended outages when the generators were low on fuel. It's not fun when a late night DJ calls at 3am because he spilled coffee into the control board. Hearing a very wide awake "radio voice" asking for my husband made it worse. You're not supposed to sound peppy at 3am.:) It was the best of times. The station was sold at the height of pricing for radio stations. We left radio after so many years because we didn't want to leave Virginia Beach. The world of radio has changed. The old Fox music library now resides, untouched for many years, in my late husband's home lair. The current station owner has studios in Chesapeake. The station is still successful, The format has outlived both my husband & his mentor. And I still keep memorabilia of that glorious time.

Heard it from a friend who Heard it from a friend who…read moreHeard it from another, you been messin' around -"Take It On the Run" by REO Speedwagon Well, yes. I have been getting some of my reviews from another website. Sorry about that! Meanwhile, I had an enjoyable run of listening to 106.9 The Fox from as far south as Columbia, across Albemarle Sound. "Hampton Roads' Classic Rock" is a powerful station, broadcasting as WAFX. "Start Me Up" by The Rolling Stones "After Midnight" by Eric Clapton "More Than A Feeling" by Boston "You're All I've Got Tonight" by The Cars Great lighter classic rock that kept me here for hours as I'm headed along US-64 between Columbia and Plymouth. [Review 820 of 2025 - 1486 in Virginia - 24379 overall]

Mostly good. A lot of good programming has come...and gone. They move things too much. The morning…read moreshow is great "Steve Batton In The Morning" for a local conservative voice. I also love the Dennis Miller Show. Sadly it was moved from noon to midnight on weekends. Good AM Radio at 1650 AM