The Federal Communications Commission received 769 low power FM radio applications from community-based organizations and state and local governments in Alaska, California, District of Columbia, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Mariana Islands, Maryland, Oklahoma, Rhode Island and Utah.
The FCC’s preliminary count of the applications received in each of the first ten states breaks down as follows: Alaska (27), California (309), District of Columbia (4), Georgia (109), Indiana (73), Louisiana (66), Maine (12), Maryland (17), Oklahoma (61), Rhode Island (25) and Utah (19).

The complete list of applicants can be found on the FCC site at this link.

The FCC graciously extended the initial LPFM application filing window due to reports of problems submitting the online application on June 3rd and 4th. This is a nice move on the FCC's part. Keeping it as fair as possible is always a good thing. The new deadline will be June 8th - Thursday.