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KWEN-FM/Tulsa is bringing Jimmie Allen and King Calaway to Tulsa to benefit St. Jude. The show will be on Thursday, September 26 at Cain’s Ballroom. Here's how you get tickets...

The sports world was in shock over the weekend as 29-year old Andrew Luck, the star quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts, announced he was retiring due to nagging injuries. Fox Sports Radio host Doug Gottlieb went on twitter to mock Luck about his decision and that isn't winning him any new friends.

(By Deborah Parenti) It’s been a tough summer for Dayton. On the heels of 15 tornadoes that hit on Memorial Day, the city was slammed again earlier this month, this time by violence resulting in nine lives lost even as they were enjoying a beautiful August night.

(By Laurie Kahn) With budget time quickly approaching, it’s time to really review and decide what is important to invest in for the coming year.

(By Rick Fink) As a media sales rep, collections are part of the responsibilities, but for many, it can be a very difficult and stressful task.

(By Bob McCurdy) Last week’s blog post, "In Search of Better," took a big-picture approach to self-improvement. This week’s gets more granular, putting forth a few thoughts for consideration in our search for “better,” by asking “What if?"

When was the last time a new format came along, stuck around and made money for managers across the country? Is it really possible to come up with a brand new format these days? One that actually generates advertiser interest? John Sebastian says yes, yes indeed.

When a fire hit Malibu last year KBUU was there for the community, broadcasting vital information, until the fire burned through wires and shut the station down. The station has come up with a very sunny backup plan.

As access to gambling continues across the country, radio is hoping that category will become a lucrative one once advertisers start to promote. iHeart is combining talent from FOX Sports Radio with shows focusing on gambling to create "The Gambler." No Kenny Rogers jokes please.

The changes involve Mike Salk, Tina Sorenson, Cathy Cangiano and Alison Lichtbach. Market Manager David Pridemore says all four are proven leaders ready for more challenging assignments.