WLTJ-FM 92.9

A commercial radio station broadcasting on 92.9 FM in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, operating under the brand name Q92.9. The station airs a hot adult contemporary format and is owned by the Frischling family through WPNT Media Subsidiary, LLC, operating under the Steel City Media identity. Studios are located in Pittsburgh's North Hills suburbs on McKnight Road, while the transmitter is situated in the Summer Hill neighborhood, co-located with television stations WPGH-TV and WPNT. WLTJ is classified as a grandfathered "superpower" station, meaning that while its effective radiated power falls within Class B FM limits, its antenna height above average terrain exceeds what current FCC regulations would permit for its power level. The station also broadcasts using HD Radio technology, offering three additional digital subchannels alongside its primary analog programming. The station's history dates to November 1940, when Westinghouse Radio Stations, Inc. applied for a construction permit. The outlet launched under the KDKA-FM call sign in 1943, one of the earliest FM stations in the Pittsburgh market. After multiple frequency reassignments — including periods at 47.5 MHz and 94.1 MHz — the station settled on 92.9 MHz in 1946. The station has undergone numerous ownership and format changes over the decades, including stints as a classical music station, before arriving at its current hot adult contemporary format.