AM 600 became middle of the road formatted WMBR while 96.9 became WAIV, a progressive rock outlet. Because Jacksonville is on the Atlantic Coast, the call sign represented the word "Wave." In 1980, the call letters for AM 600 were switched to match the FM station, becoming WAIV and WAIV-FM. Both stations were Top 40 outlets. At the time, the FCC would not allow an AM and an FM station in medium to large cities to simulcast full-time, so the two stations shared some hours and were separately programmed most hours. By the mid-1980s, AM 600 had become WOKV, a talk radio station (later moving to AM 690), while WAIV-FM switched to an adult contemporary sound. In 1986, both stations were bought by EZ Communications and in 1990, the FM station became WKQL, "Kool 96.9." It featured an oldies format. In 2000, WKQL and WOKV were bought by Cox Radio, Inc., the current owner. In 2005, WKQL switched its call letters and format. It became WJGL which stands for Jacksonville EaGLe. The station eliminated most 1960s music and the pop and dance artists, focusing on classic hits, rock songs of the 1970s, 80s and some 90s. Past DJs:  Don Garrard 2005-2006, Scott Walker 2005-2007, Jodi Stewart 2005-2006, John Thomas 2006-2008, Michelle Michaels 2007-2009, Andy Meyer 2007-2010, Chris Rhoads 2008-2012, Todd Shannon 2010–2016  Program Directors: Scott Walker (December 2004 - April 2007), Andy Meyer (April 2007 - October 2010), Todd Shannon (October 2010 - January 2013), Aaron (January 2013 – present)