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WRUP
Palmer, Michigan;
Broadcast area	Marquette, Michigan
Frequency	98.3 MHz; 92.7 Mhz (WRPP)
Branding	98.3 WRUP Real Classic Rock
Programming
Format	Classic rock
Ownership
Owner	mediaBrew Communications; (mediaBrew Communications Marquette LLC);
Sister stations	WKQS-FM, WFXD
History
First air date	June 21, 1974 (as WQXO-FM)
Former call signs	WQXO (1974-6/15/1979); WQXO-FM (6/15/1979-2/7/1992); WHCH (2/7/1992-1/5/2005)
Call sign meaning	Classic Rock Upper Peninsula
Technical information
Licensing authority	FCC
Facility ID	41825
Class	C3
ERP	2,600 watts
HAAT	310.2 meters
Links
Public license information	Public file; LMS;
Website	wrup.com

WRUP (98.3 FM) is a radio station licensed to Palmer, Michigan in Northern Upper Peninsula broadcasting a satellite-fed classic rock format from Jones Radio Networks. The station was previously a country and then an oldies station (as WHCH "Hot Country Hits" and then "Oldies 98") before changing over to the current format. The station transmits its signal from an antenna 1,018 feet in height atop a hill located northwest of Marquette and broadcasts with an effective radiated power of 2,600 watts. WRUP's transmitter was moved in October 2008 to Marquette County from Munising where it had been located since the station first went on the air in 1974.

As WQXO-FM, the station in the early 1970s simulcast the MOR/adult contemporary format of AM sister WGON (later and now WQXO) during the day, and aired beautiful music during non-simulcast dayparts. By the early 1980s, WQXO-AM/FM were simulcast 24/7 with an adult contemporary format. This was followed in the early 1990s by the WHCH calls and country and then oldies music, and then the current calls and format.

The WRUP calls were previously used in Marquette, Michigan in the 1980s on 103.3 FM as "UP 103"; the station is now WFXD.

WRUP is the home and official broadcaster of the Michigan state champion of the Ishpeming Hematites. They are also a part of the Packers Radio Network, broadcasting all Green Bay Packer Games.