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SI's Richard Deitsch first reported the story that ESPN was considering splitting up the radio morning duo, after 18 years together. We reached out to ESPN to see if the report was true. Here's what we found out...

That's according to The New York Daily News which reported that the WFAN afternoon host announced Thursday that his final show will be December 15, 2017.

The city is experiencing unprecedented growth in business and infrastructure, and WTMJ Radio, in conjunction with the Milwaukee Business Journal, is covering it. Beginning October 3, the station will present an in-depth news series to cover Southeastern Wisconsin’s growth.

SummitMedia's Birmingham cluster held a fundraiser this week to help with funeral expenses for the family of 4-year-old Rodriquez Ferguson (pictured) who was shot and killed on his grandmother's porch in Ensley, AL.

The nationally syndicated talk radio show is kicking off their “Big Thank You” campaign this fall. The annual effort aims to provide every active service member deployed outside the United States with a handwritten Thank You letter on Thanksgiving Day.

iHeartMedia’s annual Jingle Ball tour is taking shape for its cross-country jaunt to celebrate the holiday season. The full artist line-up will be available October 11.

We were introduced to Carlos Navarro by 2016 Radio Wayne finalist WIP/Philadelphia Sales Manager Vince Gambino. Navarro is the VP of marketing for South Jersey Industries, a publicly traded energy company based in New Jersey, just outside of Philadelphia.

Last week at the Radio Show in Nashville, while Gordon Borrell was giving radio executives a realty check about how their advertisers were turning more and more to Facebook to advertise, he mentioned the name Vince Benedetto. Vince (pictured here) is the President and CEO of the Bold Gold Media Group, which owns stations in New York and Pennsylvania.

On Wednesday, the CBS Corporation announced that, as part of its plan to spin off its radio business, CBS Radio plans to offer $460 million of senior unsecured notes and to enter into a $1 billion senior secured term loan.