In 2001, WTTS was among the first American radio stations to play music by the artists John Mayer and Norah Jones, both of whom went on to become Grammy Award winners.

In 1984, WGTC-FM became WTTS (the former callsign of its AM sister station), and in 1988, it changed to a hybrid of album oriented rock and CHR as "Power 92".

WTTS current program hosts include Matt Pelsor, mornings; Pete Kilmer, middays; Crystal McKenzie, afternoon drive.

WTTS sponsors various promotions focused on the station's triple-A format, staging performances and producing CDs of live recordings featuring established and emerging artists from the genres it plays.

Artists involved in Toys For Tots Christmas Concerts have included: Better Than Ezra, Los Lonely Boys, Jennie DeVoe, Low Millions, Aqualung, Spin Doctors, The Subdudes, Eric Lindell, Sonia Dada, John Mayer, Joe Bonamassa, VHS Or Beta, Amos Lee, Delta Spirit, The Gabe Dixon Band, Brett Dennen, Eric Hutchinson, Guster, Fitz and the Tantrums, Scars on 45, Band Of Horses and Mat Kearney.

Artists involved in Rock To Read Benefits include: Los Lonely Boys, The Damnwells, The Kooks, Susan Tedeschi, James Hunter, Collective Soul, Chris Isaak, John Hiatt and Big Head Todd & The Monsters.

In addition, the station maintains a "92-3 VIP" database, enabling listeners to register for access to promotions not offered on-air.