Radio and Television Transactions

It uses digital Channel 30 and enjoys a PSIP of Channel 7. For the past year, it has been owned by Craig Ruark, who acquired the property from a Christian-focused broadcasting entity. Now, Ruark is spinning the LPTV station serving Southern Nevada.

Fifteen years ago, Emmis Communications agreed to a partnership with Sinclair Telecable to acquire six radio stations in the Texas state capital for $105 million. This deal gave Emmis a 50.1% controlling interest in the stations, with Sinclair Telecable taking the remaining 49.9%. Now, Sinclair Telecable has invested nearly $1 million in an FM translator with nearly full market coverage. What does Sinclair have in mind? 

Cumulus signs some note holders to NDAs to talk debt swap.

The University of Northwestern St. Paul, unlike other colleges and institutions of higher learning, has been a buyer in recent years. To say it has “Faith” in radio is an understatement. Now, this school's broadcast arm is adding seven FM translators to its stable of broadcast facilities.

Dean Sorenson, Richard Chapin and other investors are picking up an AM and two FMs in the Omaha-Council Bluffs area, on condition they do...

A Class C2 FM covering a stretch of the Mississippi River from Burlington, Iowa, to Hannibal, Mo., is trading hands. The seller is one of the biggest buyers of FM stations seen in recent months, and it had acquired the station in January 2016 for $500,000. Now, it’s handing it off to a buyer who has a similar mission to the seller, which is selling the station at a loss.

California State University in Long Beach had planned to add a presence well to the east of its home along the Pacific coast

In a transaction brokered by Kalil & Co., Nazar Kooner's Radio Punjab is acquiring a silent 20kw daytime/200 watt nighttime AM that is licensed to use 3 towers to reach an area to the far southeast of Dallas. It's a property once owned by Bustos Media.

ABS Communications has closed on the sale of three FMs in Tulsa.