Radio and Television Transactions

It owns eight radio stations serving such Illinois communities as Clinton, to the north of Decatur, and Taylorville, to the southwest. Soon, these properties along with a trio of online platforms and a digital division will be assets held by another locally based owner, with its operations outside Springfield, Ill.

A 1kw Class C AM radio station with an all-important FM translator serving Jasper, Ala., with Classic Hits programming is about to change ownership.  It's thanks to a deal that's just been filed with the FCC for regulatory approval. And, it marks a new chapter for a company that suffered a loss of its broadcast tower in 2024.

George Laughlin is not only the Chief Executive Officer of radio programming syndication company YEA Networks but also the owner of Dallas-based GAP Broadcasting. That licensee is now agreeing to part ways with an AM radio station in the Bayou State.

A broadcast ministry with Spanish-language and English-language radio stations serving listeners in Southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa is about to grow. It's thanks to a newly filed transaction awaiting FCC regulatory approval involving two FMs — both in the Hawkeye State.

The station's owner said the station would shut down by year's end. That didn't happen. Now, a sale is about to transpire, and the future of a Jazz station serving Spokane and nearby Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, has been decided. The buyer will use the facility to further champion its devotion to the hits of yesteryear.

A&D Incorporated is the licensee name representing Amy and Doug Driesel, the latter of whom has used the name "Doug DeForest" professionally. They've just struck a deal to acquire a pair of radio stations in the Show-Me State from Fred Dockins.

Travel between Lewiston and Eastern Idaho, and you'll be able to tune to Salt & Light Catholic Radio in four distinct geographical areas. Now, it is ensuring that its FM broadcast facility in North Central Idaho won't lose its programming in the coming years.

A pair of FM radio stations located in the cities of DeQueen and Nashville, Ark., have been sold, thanks to an agreement signed off by the Board of Trustees of the University of Arkansas.  Who is the buyer of these facilities?

Aaron Ishmael has gained attention for his ownership of radio stations in the Adirondack Region of New York. Now, his company has agreed to purchase an AM radio station in the Garden State, along with its two all-important FM translators.

Radio 7 Media has signed off on paperwork that, pending FCC regulatory approval, will place an AM radio station serving Pulaski, Tenn., and its associated FM translator, in the hands of a new owner.

A Class C2 FM serving a small agricultural town in Wyoming is being sold to a major religious non-commercial broadcasting licensee.

A Class A noncommercial FM radio station serving a Lone Star State community along Interstate 30 between Texarkana and Dallas' northern suburbs is being sold. The buyer's name may fool you, though, as it reflects its interests in broadcast television.

A Class A digital television facility serving the Norfolk area from Yorktown, Va., is being sold to the company behind the MeTV classic television brand and is related Oldies radio format.

The owner of 52 radio stations across three Canadian provinces and the Northwest Territories led by President Bryan Edwards has gained regulatory approval for its purchase of 21 properties from iHeartRadio partner Bell Media.

Shippensburg, Pa., is widely known across the Keystone State as a college town, situated between Harrisburg and Chambersburg. Here, an FM translator is trading hands, suggesting a change in programming for a non-secular offering at 99.9 MHz that must protect a highly rated Country station licensed to Frederick, Md.