WERQ-FM (Baltimore, MD)

WERQ-FM (Baltimore, MD)

WERQ-FM is a commercial radio station based in Baltimore, Maryland, commonly referred to by its audience as 92Q. The station broadcasts an Urban music format and is managed by Radio One, a company located in Lanham, Maryland, which operates a total of 53 radio stations across 16 metropolitan areas in the United States. Radio One is recognized as the largest broadcasting company catering to African American listeners in the country. 92Q is distinctive among Radio One's Urban music stations for its tagline, "The People's Station," and it also promotes itself with the slogan, "92Q Jams the Most Hip-Hop and R&B." The transmitter for WERQ is situated in the Park Heights area of Baltimore, while its studios are located in Woodlawn, having previously been based at Cathy Hughes Plaza in downtown Baltimore.

Local, African-American/Black
English
Radio

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority
48
Ranking

Global

#346936

United States

#77266

Arts and Entertainment/Music

#922

Traffic sources
Monthly visitors

Articles

  • 4 days ago | 92q.com | Christopher Smith

    ESPN analyst and podcast host Ryan Clark shared that being slighted by Stephen A. Smith motivated him to professionally match his success. The Pivot Podcast co-host opened up about it during his appearance on the latest episode of the Idea Generation podcast hosted by Noah Callahan-Bever of Complex. Clark, a former NFL star safety and Super Bowl Champion with the Pittsburgh Steelers, spoke about the moment that changed his motivation for doing media at the 5:10 minute mark of the interview.

  • 4 days ago | 92q.com | Nick Cottongim

    The 2025 NBA Finals feature a compelling showdown between the Indiana Pacers and the Oklahoma City Thunder, two franchises with a shared link through one player: Paul George. Both teams’ paths to success were significantly influenced by trades involving George, which set the stage for their current rosters and ascent to the Finals. Paul George began his career with the Pacers as the 10th overall pick in the 2010 NBA Draft.

  • 4 days ago | 92q.com | Nick Cottongim

    John Brenkus had a gift for making the impossible seem possible. For years, viewers tuned into his Emmy-winning show, “Sports Science,” to marvel at his unique ability to break down the beauty of athletic feats with precision, humor, and a touch of wonder. On screens, Brenkus was more than a host; he was a guide into the hidden mechanics of sports, revealing how a sprinter’s acceleration mimicked a rocket’s thrust or how a quarterback’s spiral defied physics.

  • 4 days ago | 92q.com | Davonta Herring

    New Music Released This Week (May 26th – May 30th): Meek Mill, G Herbo, Clipse & Leon Thomas Highlight This Week’s New Music Roundup was originally published on globalgrind.com Today, GRAMMY® Award-nominated singer, songwriter, actor, producer, and global superstar Joe Jonas drops the deluxe version of his new solo album, Music For People Who Believe In Love, out now via Republic Records. The deluxe version of the critically acclaimed record includes a brand-new track “Water Under the Bridge”...

  • 4 days ago | 92q.com | Nick Cottongim

    Top 20 All-Time Best ‘Sports Science’ EpisodesSports fans around the world know the thrill of watching an athlete pull off a seemingly impossible feat. Whether it’s a last-second buzzer-beater, a jaw-dropping trick shot, or a record-setting sprint, these moments spark awe and lingering questions. That’s where ESPN’s groundbreaking show “Sports Science” stepped in, captivating audiences by answering the “how” and “why” behind sports’ most extraordinary occurrences.

WERQ-FM (Baltimore, MD) journalists