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Cox Tulsa stations K95.5, Mix 96.5, and FOX23 helped St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital raise a record-breaking $200K for its annual St. Jude 5K Walk/Run.

WGRF/97 Rock in Buffalo, raised over $300,000 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Western New York — a new high for the station.

What we are hearing is that there could be news early this week on the WWL Tweet controversy that sent Seth Dunlap into a self imposed leave of absence.

United Stations is expanding its partnership with SoCast. The two companies have been working together since 2017 and are now expanding that relationship to help radio stations grow their digital revenue.

Bloomberg Baystate Business, which originates out of Bloomberg's Boston bureau, will expand by one hour (3-6 PM/ET) on Bloomberg 106.1FM. The show is hosted by Bloomberg's Joe Shortsleeve, Kim Carrigan and Bureau Chief Tom Moroney.

Broadcast attorney David Oxenford has a reminder about off-year elections. He says while most broadcast stations don’t think about the FCC’s political broadcasting rules in odd numbered years, they should – particularly in connection with state and local political offices. Check out his latest blog on the issue HERE.

Leighton Enterprises has signed a purchase agreement to buy the stations from Paradis Broadcasting of Alexandria. The stations, located in Western Central Minnesota, are KXRA-AM, KXRA-FM, and KXRZ-FM.

(Jeff McHugh) In the streaming and podcast era, you cannot sustain a brand long-term promoting a music position or giveaways. Here are tactics for solidifying your station’s reputation for killer content and memorable, entertaining personalities.

(By Bob McCurdy) There’s a plethora of examples in American business and the radio industry of conventional wisdom being right until it was wrong.

KQFN,The Fanatic 1580AM/99.3FM, and 95.9FM in the East Valley will have a new morning show, Monday September 23.