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Did You Know?

When the station switched formats, it was located at the Infinity Broadcasting Center in Lanham, Maryland.

WLZL (99.1 FM, "El Zol 99.1") is a radio station broadcasting an Spanish language format.

Jacob Einstein, the owner of WHFS (then 102.3 FM) sold the station for $2 million and used the money to purchase WLOM along with WNAV AM.

The 102.3 frequency is now occupied by an Urban AC station in Washington, using the call letters WMMJ and nicknamed "Majic 102.3".Since 1990, WHFS has hosted an event called the HFStival, an annual (sometimes semi-annual) day-long (sometimes two-day-long) outdoor concert.

Robert Benjamin, Bob Waugh and Bill Glasser took the HFStival from a small yearly concert in Fairfax, Virginia, to a large festival in Washington DC that was headlined by major acts and was surrounded by culturally significant booths, games, food, and rides, as well as an outdoor second stage.

The station played much of the alternative hits that were touted by the mainstream press and MTV, turning off many old-school HFS listeners, but in turn gaining many listeners in the 18-24 age demographic.At noon on January 12, 2005, 99.1 switched to a Tropical Latin music format.