
Public Media Faces New Reality as Federal Entity Dissolves
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has been officially dissolved, ending federal support and forcing local stations to find new, sustainable funding models.
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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has been officially dissolved, ending federal support and forcing local stations to find new, sustainable funding models.

The syndicated radio show "Ebro In The Morning" has ended its run on Hot 97. Hosts Ebro Darden, Peter Rosenberg, and Laura Stylez confirmed the news, hinting at future plans. Syndication partner Super

The era of the larger-than-life local radio personality is quietly ending, leaving a cultural silence in communities once defined by their unique voices.

BBC Radio 1 presenters played a special Halloween edition of The Traitors, unaware that the audience was secretly acting as the Traitors, causing chaos and confusion.

Pierre Robert, the iconic and beloved radio DJ for Philadelphia's 93.3 WMMR for over 40 years, has died. He was found deceased in his home on Wednesday.

Harley Drew, a celebrated Augusta radio personality and station manager known as "Handsome Harley," has passed away at the age of 82 after a remarkable career.

KCRW introduces new DJs LUXXURY, John Tejada, and Peanut Butter Wolf, revamping its weekend lineup and launching two 24/7 music streams and a live YouTube broadcast for Morning Becomes Eclectic.

iHeartMedia's decision to flip Milwaukee's "97.3 The Game" to a music station has caused a major realignment in Wisconsin's sports radio market.

Premiere Networks' "The Big Show with John Boy & Billy" will cease production by late 2025, ending a partnership that began in 1981 and peaked at over 100 stations.

Milwaukee's sports radio station 97.3 The Game has abruptly switched formats to adult contemporary music, rebranding as B97.3 FM under iHeartMedia.

After 55 years on the air, legendary radio personality Dr. Demento has hosted his final broadcast, concluding a career dedicated to comedy and novelty music.

Dayton's iconic Z-93 radio station has returned to local airwaves after a nearly two-decade absence, playing music from the 1980s, 90s, and early 2000s.