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A sure sign of spring in Richardson, Texas is the annual Wildflower Arts & Music Festival. This years event, scheduled May 15-17, was canceled because of COVID. However, the spirit and music of the festival will come alive on Jack FM (KJKK 100.3).

Starting today Court TV can be found on SiriusXM. Court TV will be on channel 793 using the app on phones, connected devices and online.

The NAB's Crystal Radio Awards recognize stations for their year-round commitment to community service. Of the 10 winners announced Wednesday, Hubbard took home three and Cox grabbed a pair. Here's the full winners list.

Tuesday's monster $3 trillion COVID-19 wish list, which included financial relief for struggling local media outlets, was quickly stamped D.O.A. by Senate Republicans. On Wednesday something happened that has a much better chance of leading to you getting money faster. Here's what you can do to push that along.

Skyview Networks has developed a plan to help brands return to operation with targeted messages. The Skyview software interfaces with its smart-receiver platform to produce regional network radio messages as states across the country begin to open for business.

The Museum of Broadcast Communications announced today that the Radio Hall of Fame is now accepting suggestions for 2020. The deadline is May 29. Inductees will be honored at the Radio Hall of Fame induction ceremony, which is returning to Chicago, in October. 

The NFL Las Vegas Raiders have announced a multi-year extension with Compass Media Networks. Compass will continue to produce and broadcast all Raiders’ play-by-play-audio for distribution on terrestrial radio and other platforms.

A webinar, "Five Things I've Learned: Programming During COVID-19", is set for May 20. Three top Country PDs will discuss the challenges they face and suggest solutions during the event.

The Alliance for Women in Media Foundation has announced the winners of the 2020 Gracie Awards. The awards recognize programming created by, for and about women in radio, television and interactive media.

Now would be the perfect time to write your elected leaders in Washington if you're hoping to receive federal dollars to help deal with the massive advertising decline brought on by the forced government shutdown. Here's why...