Radio News

LKCM Radio Licenses, L.P. has sold four radio assets in Oklahoma.

Madonna has a song out, and she wants it on the radio

Is Cumulus Media Networks talker Michael Savage becoming the king of digital radio? According to TalkStreamLive’s Q2 2013 rankers he is, besting Rush Limbaugh...

From "Friday Night '50s" to Classical music, 1990s club classics, Alternative rock or chat shows on top topics of the day, consumption to one of eight radio brands means you're supporting a British audio media giant that wants a greater stake in iHeartMedia. Here's a close-up look at how Global grew to a major U.K. AM, FM and digital player.

Nearly four hours. That's how much time the average American spent with audio every day in Q1 2026, new data from Nielsen Audio show.  It's an achievement that comes as Americans have access to an ever-expanding menu of listening options.

There's a 250-watt FM translator on the Florida Panhandle that is authorized to rebroadcast a Class C religious AM station licensed to Pensacola. Unfortunately, it may not be broadcasting from the location it is authorized to use. Even worse, the Enforcement Bureau has a complaint indicating that the translator was originating programming content, rather than retransmitting its associated full-power station.

Canada’s RB Communications is awaiting final approval on a new country radio station to serve Niagara, ON

The Free Lance-Star Publishing Co. (FLS) of Fredericksburg, VA filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition 1/23

A Notice of Illegal Pirate Radio Broadcasting has been issued to the owners of a ranch nestled along Lake Quinault, adjacent to an Indian Reservation and the Olympic National Forest. It's not a fine, but if the unlicensed FM doesn't get shut down, it could be held liable under the PIRATE Act.

Max Kellerman is the latest ESPN host to find himself in hot water with his employers. During a discussion of Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice and his suspension by the NFL for domestic violence

You know podcasting has arrived when the President has one

There's no more potential interference for country music fans seeking to take a musical ride on "U.S. 98.3" in the Raleigh-Durham area. That's because a lengthy battle waged by radio industry veteran Tom Birch against the owner of a co-channel translator that caused signal degradation to Birch's WLUS-FM is over. By order of the FCC, the translator no longer exists.