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Tuesday, July 24, 2001

By Adrian McCoy, Post-Gazette Staff Writer

Although this is traditionally an older radio market, it was young listeners who made the biggest splash in the spring Arbitron ratings, pushing the new contemporary hits format WKST-FM into sixth place, up from 13th last year, with an almost three-point gain in ratings. The other winner was classic rock WRRK-FM, which edged into the top 10.

Among 25- to 54-year-olds, the top 10 stations were: WDVE-FM, WDSY-FM, WWSW-FM, WBZZ-FM, WRRK, KDKA-AM, WXDX-FM, WKST, WJJJ-FM and a tie between WLTJ-FM and WZPT-FM for 10th place. The top five morning shows were: WDVE, WBZZ, WRRK, WDSY and WXDX.

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