[3] [4] WARA's owners applied for a power increase to its currently-authorized 5 kW day & night on September 24, 1985 (BP-19850924AF).

Art held the East of the Rockies line open in the final half-hour of the show to take calls from WARA listeners.

In 2003, WARL changed formats again to all-conspiracy talk "Reality Radio 1320" (featuring programming from Genesis Communications Network).

The owner asserted that they were unable to return the station to its licensed daytime power, even with four radio engineers and support from the transmitter equipment manufacturer.

In April 2008, the FCC dismissed their request to extend the temporary authority to remain at reduced power.

[5] In 2009, WARL added Boston College Eagles sports as well as Attleboro High School football.

On May 6, 2013, WARL leased out much of its morning schedule (from 6 a.m. to noon) Mondays through Saturdays to Southeastern Massachusetts Broadcasting, which used the time for talk shows and a radio classifieds program; these programs, branded SoMa 1320, were directed toward Bristol County, as opposed to the entire Providence market.

On March 20, 2015, the ADD Radio Group agreed to donate the WRNP license to Attleboro Access Cable Systems, which converted the station to noncommercial operation.