 Later it mostly carried programming that was broadcast on the 107.9 FM frequency.However, the AM station could only be heard during daytime hours due to night time interference from KOMA (now KOKC) from Oklahoma City.In 1995, it ended the simulcast with 107.9 and began to run children's programming from Radio AAHS as KDZZ, but it would return to simulcasting 107.9 in late 1996 under the call sign KHTZ.