WTLB

WTLB and WRNY
WTLB: Utica, New York; WRNY: Rome, New York; ; United States;
Broadcast area	Utica-Rome area
Frequencies	WTLB: 1310 kHz; WRNY: 1350 kHz;
Branding	ESPN Radio Utica-Rome
Programming
Format	Sports
Affiliations	ESPN Radio; Westwood One; New York Giants Radio Network;
Ownership
Owner	Galaxy Media Partners; (Galaxy Utica Licensee LLC);
Sister stations	WIXT, WKLL, WUMX
History
First air date	WTLB: January 15, 1947; WRNY: October 12, 1959;
Former call signs	WTLB: WGAT (1946–1957);
Call sign meaning	WTLB: Former general manager Thomas L. Brown; WRNY: "Rome, New York";
Technical information
Licensing authority	FCC
Facility ID	WTLB: 54548; WRNY: 53657;
Class	WTLB: B; WRNY: D;
Power	WTLB: 5,000 watts (day); 500 watts (night); ; WRNY: 500 watts day; 57 watts (night); ;
Transmitter coordinates	WTLB: 43°3′24″N 75°16′42″W / 43.05667°N 75.27833°W; WRNY: 43°12′18″N 75°29′8″W / 43.20500°N 75.48556°W;
Translator(s)	WRNY: 96.5 W243DY (Rome)
Links
Public license information	WTLB: Public file; LMS; ; WRNY: Public file; LMS; ;
Webcast	Listen live
Website	espnur.com

WTLB (1310 kHz) is a now silent American AM radio station in Utica, New York. WTLB dominated the Central New York radio market from the early 1950’s when rock and roll became popular until the late 1970’s when FM surpassed AM in popularity.

In 2025, it’s four towers were removed and the land was sold after 78 years of service.