Yuma Becomes Latest Market to Gain K-LOVE Presence
Educational Media Foundation's K-LOVE is expanding its national footprint once again, this time into the Yuma-El Centro market. The deal, filed with the FCC following the government shutdown, marks one of the last remaining US regions to gain a K-LOVE presence.
CPB Renews Mountain West News Bureau Support Through 2028
As the Corporation for Public Broadcasting continues its operation wind-down following the cessation of federal funding for public media, the organization is extending a lifeline for a regional public radio collaboration that covers more than 750,000 square miles.
Disrupt the Pattern!
(Randy Lane) Hosts, especially in Talk and Sports, can easily get stuck in long stretches of unbroken talk. When I’m listening to a radio show that runs too long, either with a monologue or back-and-forth dialogue, my mind wanders. Before I know it, I’m checking scores on ESPN.
Benztown Volunteers Feed 40 at LA Area Homeless Shelter
Benztown team members spent a day volunteering at Ascencia in Glendale, CA, providing and serving lunch to residents who receive housing and support services through the nonprofit and staff as part of the organization’s Guest Chef program.
For The 16th Year, Steve Harvey Show Doles Out 1000s of Turkeys
For the 16th consecutive year, The Steve Harvey Morning Show and Premiere Networks are helping families in need celebrate Thanksgiving with the Annual Turkey Give. More than 7,000 turkeys have been distributed to show affiliates from New York City to Baton Rouge.
NRG Media Exits Central Nebraska With Sale to Usher
NRG Media has reached an agreement to sell six Central Nebraska radio stations to locally owned Usher Media. The deal includes KGFW-AM, KQKY, KRNY, and one FM translator in Kearney; KROR in Hastings; and KSYZ in Grand Island.
Cumulus and Nielsen Set the Stage for Antitrust Court Battle
What Cumulus Media calls “a critical inflection point…for the broadcast radio industry as a whole,” Nielsen calls “hyperbolic and baseless,” as the two prepare to square off in federal court over the measurement giant’s Network Policy and the economics of ratings access.
AM and FM Commercial Totals Dip Again in FCC’s Delayed Report
Delayed by the government shutdown that halted most federal reporting, the FCC broadcast totals for Q3 2025 show slight growth, but continue to trace a clear divide between declining AM and commercial FM and a fast-growing noncommercial sector.
A Moment of Thanksgiving Gratitude From Radio Ink
As the holiday season begins, we at Radio Ink want to pause and reflect on a year of validation. While critics have spent years predicting radio's demise, 2025 proved what we've known all along: AM/FM remains a trusted, beloved voice for all Americans.
Uncle Paige’s Annual Christmas Tale
(Paige Nienaber) Gather ‘round, kiddies, and let your ole Uncle Paige tell you a scary Christmas story about a radio station that didn’t understand the true meaning of Christmas. It was Christmas 1993, and your Uncle Paige was flying home.
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