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Among the winners up on stage at the 2018 Radio Show in Orlando were representatives from WMMR in Philadelphia for Rock Station of the year, KRTH-FM in Los Angeles for Classic Hits Station of the Year, and KKBQ Houston for Legendary Station of the year. Here's a list of all the winners.

ABC News correspondent and 20/20 anchor Deborah Roberts will help the Broadcasters Foundation of America honor fellow journalist Deborah Norville during the 2024 Golden Mic gala on March 4 at the Plaza Hotel in New York City.

In combination, the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation (NCBCP) and the National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters (NABOB) have joined forces are inviting the Democratic and Republican presumptive presidential nominees to take part in a "Conversation with Black America."

SoundExchange has acquired the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency, a music licensing collective representing the majority of songs recorded, sold, and broadcast in Canada on behalf of music publishers. The financial details of the deal were not disclosed. CMRRA, founded in 1975, will continue to operate out of its Toronto headquarters.

It was a remarkable, record-setting effort by the Washington D.C. station. Its 13th annual Fisher House Radiothon, raised $491,064 December 3-4, broadcasting from the Fashion Center at Pentagon City. The Fisher House Foundation provides homes away from home for the families of injured servicemen and women while their partners are undergoing treatment and rehabilitation.

Cumulus Nashville’s NASH FM 103.3, 95.5 NASH ICON, 104-5 The Zone, Super Talk 99.7 WTN, and 92Q came together on Tuesday to collect thousands of toys and gifts for those in need in Nashville this holiday season.

Rick Brancadora has finalized a $50,000 agreement to purchase Classic Oldies WMID 1340 and WCMC 1230 from Gary Fisher's Equity Communications. The acquired stations will operate under the license of The Jersey Giant WMID, LLC.

Benztown has partnered with BMG Production Music, to offer BMG PM’s commercial production music library to radio stations. Through this partnership, BMG Production Music has granted Benztown the exclusive right to distribute and offer its catalog of production music and elements to the U.S. radio market.

Salem Media Group is leaving Music City and taking its "Fish" with it. According to sale documents filed with the FCC, the Christian broadcaster is divesting its three Nashville signals to Educational Media Foundation along with one Honolulu FM.

There have been so many changes to sales teams over the past year due to the pandemic. Many stations have downsized, more companies are using part-time sellers and embracing remote work, and compensation has been all over the place.