[10] After Harron sold its Maine radio stations to Nassau Broadcasting Partners in 2004, Newsradio WMTW was discontinued.
[13] WLAM had planned to drop ESPN Radio in favor of programming from Boston's WEEI in January 2008,[15] but the deal between Nassau and Entercom ended up collapsing.
[17] In conjunction with the change, the stations began simulcasting WCSH's morning and early evening newscasts, a move made to continue the newscasts' availability via radio even after WCSH's own 87.7 MHz audio was discontinued following the shutdown of analog television signals.
The stations' format was modified once more on August 6, 2011, when sports talk was re-added to the schedule 7 days a week via locally produced shows and high school football and basketball from the Maine Sports Network (which previously provided some weekend programming to WJJB-FM).
[24] On December 9, 2015, Binnie agreed to sell WLAM and WLVP to Blue Jey Broadcasting Company, controlled by Bob Bittner, for $135,000.