Every few years in our business, someone declares personality radio dead. The thinking usually goes something like this: listeners have endless choices now, attention spans are shorter, music is everywhere,…
The city of Detroit is mourning the loss of one of the most recognizable, respected and battle-tested voices in sports radio and journalism. Longtime 97.1 The Ticket host and columnist…
Northern Colorado sports fans officially have a new home on the dial, and it arrives carrying one of the biggest brands in the region’s sports radio landscape. Townsquare Media has…
Audacy’s Country outlet 100.7 The Wolf officially kicked off a new era in mornings Monday as “Ellen & Aaron” made its debut on the station, bringing together familiar Seattle radio…
May 7, 2026 In a world where some radio stations can barely agree on what songs to play after lunch, here comes a partnership that actually feels meaningful. Beasley Media…
Just when you thought MapQuest had quietly settled into internet nostalgia territory, the longtime navigation brand is making noise again — and this time, radio is riding shotgun. iHeartMedia announced…
Los Angeles sports radio is about to get a whole lot louder. Audacy has officially unveiled the launch lineup for “97.1 The Fan” KNX-FM Los Angeles, and make no mistake…
Sometimes radio has a way of reconnecting people with the part of themselves they never truly left behind. After nearly a decade away from regular on-air work, Steven Mills —…
WMEX just made a major move, announcing that radio legend Scott Shannon will become the station’s new morning host. The man’s résumé is stacked. He has been inducted into the…
Overnight radio may not dominate headlines the way it once did, but don’t tell that to Westwood One. The syndicator’s nationally distributed America at Night with McGraw Milhaven is continuing…