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The Ty Bentli Show has begun its annual quest for “100,000 Thank You's” for deployed members of the U.S. armed services, with the help of listeners and country music’s Dierks Bentley.

The non-stop holiday music has begun on KESZ in Phoenix. On-air personality Beth McDonald and Fox 10's Cory McCloskey flipped the switch to holiday music on Wednesday, beginning with "Most Wonderful Time of the Year" by Andy Williams.

The Christmas music has begun on WROZ/Lancaster, PA. In addition, the station announced the selection of the 2019 Christmas Ambassador, Erika Allen of Columbia, who will be the “face of Christmas music in Central PA."

Denver’s KOSI 101.1 is bringing back its annual non-stop Christmas music programming for the 18th year on Friday, November 8 at 4:45 p.m.

WMME-FM and WEBB-FM are camping out to fight hunger in central Maine. Cash and non-perishable food items are being accepted at the campsite.

Sitting at her desk in 1986 at WCRJ in Jacksonville, this Most Influential Woman is now a Market Manager for iHeartRadio in the Sunshine State. Can you identify her? Send your Blast From The Past photo to [email protected]

This story was updated at 6 a.m. Eastern. Radio Ink has confirmed that WBAI local programming is back on the air on the order of Pacifica Foundation CEO John Vernile.

Jones hosts a show on Kentucky Sports Radio and has been hinting he may run for Mitch McConnell's seat. McConnell has filed a complaint about Jones with the FEC,

If you've been reading our daily headlines you know that stations all over the country have started flipping to Holiday music. It's a radio tradition that typically results in higher ratings, at least for a few months.

In its newly released U.S. Local Advertising Forecast for 2020, BIA estimates total local advertising revenue will reach $161.3 billion. That's an increase from $152.5 billion this year. Political will help traditional media take the majority of that money. So where does radio fit in?