The station is owned by Jonathan Christian Corp. WKUL airs a full-service country music format[1] plus some talk radio programming, most notably Rush Limbaugh.

[5] Programming includes Crook and Chase Country Countdown, Tracy Lawrence "Honky Tonkin", The Trading Post, Taste of Country Nights, Big D and Bubba in The Morning, Tiger Talk, New Music Nashville, Nashville Music Minuet, Tight Lines with Sammy Lee, Gaither Homecoming Radio and Around The Campfire with Ed and Terry (Nominated for 2016 Radio Program of the Year by the WMA[citation needed]).

Ron Mosley Jr in 2022 was named Small Market Country Program/Music Director of the Year https://newmusicawards.com/2022-winners/ and WKUL was nominated Small Market Radio Station of the Year in 2012,2015,2016,2019,(Winner)2020,2021,2024 Originally known as WKLN, this station signed on in September 1967 at 92.1 MHz with 3,000 watts of effective radiated power under the ownership of Kenneth E.

[2] In April 1980, Robert Conrad Haa agreed to sell control of station licensee Jonathan Christian Corporation to Donald Houston Mosley.

[12] At the conclusion of this deal, Ron Mosley owned 100% of the shares in Jonathan Christian Corp.[11] In the spring of 2017, the station added an HD signal and launched a gospel music format via translator W250BM (now W252EK) in Cullman, as "Praise 98.3 and WKUL 92.1 HD2".