93.1 K-Rock

93.1 K-Rock was the branding for a rock radio station in the United States, specifically based in New York City. It operated under the call letters WXRK and primarily played alternative and active rock music during its run, gaining popularity in the 1990s and early 2000s. The station was known for being the home of "The Howard Stern Show" until Stern's departure to satellite radio in 2006. Afterward, the station underwent multiple rebrandings and format changes, including a switch to contemporary hit radio as "92.3 AMP Radio" (WBMP) and later becoming "Alt 92.3" (WNYL). The K-Rock branding is no longer in use as of recent years.