KQRS FM 92.5

A commercial FM station at 92.5 MHz, licensed to Golden Valley, Minnesota, and owned by Cumulus Media, serving the Minneapolis–Saint Paul metropolitan market. Transmitting from the KMSP-TV tower in Shoreview with studios in the Como district of Minneapolis, the station operates as a mainstream rock outlet with a playlist drawing heavily from 1990s alternative rock, alongside selections from the 1980s and 2000s alternative catalog and a notable emphasis on Minnesota-based artists. The station traces its origins to KEVE-FM, a sister station to KEVE 1440 AM, which itself launched in May 1948. The KQRS call sign was adopted for both AM and FM outlets on December 1, 1964. Over subsequent decades, the AM and FM stations took divergent paths, with the FM eventually becoming the flagship rock station in the market. A significant format shift occurred in 2025, when the station transitioned from a classic rock format it had long maintained to its current mainstream rock identity. The station's programming includes locally produced morning content alongside a robust lineup of music-focused shows, and it participates in listener contests and concert promotions serving the broader Twin Cities music community.