 The station has filed with the FCC to remain silent through the end of 2018, at which point its license will be returned to the FCC; in the filing, the station noted that it had lost $73,000 between the 2015 transmitter failure and its cessation of broadcasting.On February 12, 2018, Chris Lash (who grew up in nearby Northwest Pennsylvania and is known for his flipping of AM radio stations) announced his intention to purchase the station and return it to air the following month.The revived station was to carry The True Oldies Channel and be targeted at the Buffalo market, with the intent of adding an FM translator.