WWMX-HD2, Baltimore MD

WWMX's HD2 subchannel was launched with a Top 40 "New CHR" format. It was replaced in January 2010 with a rhythmic dance format billed as "MIX2", playing a mix of hit-driven rhythmic dance, hip-hop and pop tracks and remixes. On August 1, 2011, it was replaced with a modern rock format branded as "HFS @ 97-5" (simulcasted on translator W248AO 97.5 FM). As per an agreement with the translator's owner, Hope Christian Church of Marlton, the format was moved to another translator, W285EJ (104.9 FM) as "HFS @104.9", on April 2, 2014, at 6 p.m.; the church's "Hope FM" programming would move to W248AO, in return. The "HFS" programming would be dropped on August 1, 2021, as W285EJ began simulcasting sister station WJZ. The subchannel switched to a new alternative rock releases format as "New Arrivals" channel, which could be also heard on New York sister station WNYL-HD2 before that station switched to news radio simulcast with WINS, and subchannels of other alternative rock radio stations owned by Audacy. In January 2024, WWMX-HD2 would switch to Channel Q, which is aimed for LGBT audiences, moved from HD3 subchannel.