La Ley 107.9

This station broadcasts a regional Mexican format featuring contemporary norteño and regional Mexican music, with programming that includes talk and entertainment content focused on Hispanic culture and interests. Originally licensed in 1965 under the call sign WMRO-FM, the station underwent multiple ownership and format changes throughout its history, including stints as an adult contemporary outlet and oldies-focused broadcaster. The current format was adopted in 1997 and has been the cornerstone of the station's programming for over two decades. The station maintains production facilities in a downtown commercial building while operating transmission equipment from a satellite location. In addition to its primary terrestrial broadcast, the station operates a secondary digital channel featuring urban-oriented music programming. The operation benefits from the resources of a major Spanish-language broadcasting corporation that owns and operates radio properties across multiple markets.