It competed, in a way, against a Top 40 FM out of D.C., and a Hot Adult Contemporary FM also serving the National Capital Region. As of Saturday, each one of these stations will now be targeting Christian audiences, as WTLP-FM 103.9 is abandoning its 20-year simulcast with WTOP Radio. Starting Saturday (8/1), at 12:01am, the Hubbard Radio station’s 24/7 news programming will no longer be heard on the Braddock Heights-licensed facility serving Frederick County, Md. That’s because Hubbard has leased the Class A FM’s frequency to K-LOVE Inc.How K-LOVE will use the station is not yet known. WTOP Radio also retains its simulcast on WWWT-FM 107.7, serving Northern Virginia.