In June 1962, International Educational Broadcasting Corporation (now Bonneville International), owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, bought WRUL. The station adopted the slogan "Radio New York Worldwide"  and used studios in New York City and an adult contemporary format, with ABC Radio or CBS Radio hourly and half-hour newscasts and from its sister station, WRFM.
In June 1962, International Educational Broadcasting Corporation (now Bonneville International), owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, purchased WRUL. The station adopted the slogan "Radio New York Worldwide" and used studios in New York City and a format geared towards adults with newscasts from ABC Radio or CBS Radio and its sister station, WRFM.