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KWBL Denver midday personality Denise Plante and recording duo LOCASH helped raise $1.26 Million for the American Cancer Society. Plante was the emcee for the 30th Annual Cattle Baron's Ball that featured the Wheelhouse Records duo LOCASH.

Larry O’Connor, morning host on WMAL-FM Radio in Washington, DC, has been added to the Salem News Channel prime time line-up. The show will be called “O’Connor Tonight” and will feature top writers and editors of Townhall.com.

(By Radio Ink Editor Ed Ryan) We live in Fort Myers, Florida, not too far from where Hurricane Ian is expected to make landfall later today. One of my most memorable jobs in radio as a young newsperson was covering a massive snowstorm in upstate New York.

In a letter filed with The FCC Tuesday, GeoBroadcast Solutions hit back against the NAB's latest attempt to thwart its technology which, if approved, would allow broadcasters to hyper-target local content to communities for several minutes per hour.

(Randy Lane) You would have to be doing a complete digital detox the past couple of weeks to not know that Queen Elizabeth II passed. The TV coverage alone was pervasive and repetitive.

iHeartMedia Denver's KWBL-FM midday personality Denise Plante joined forces with The American Cancer Society and LOCASH to help raise more than $1.26 million at the 30th annual Cattle Baron's Ball in Windsor, CO.

vCreative has connected its production workflow management platform to WideOrbit's radio and television inventory and revenue management platform. The integrations deliver full-circle automation for order-to-air processes for creative assets.

Loyd Ford from Rainmaker Pathway Consulting Works and Alec Drake from Drake Media Group in Dallas will co-host “Selling On Main Street" a sales-focused podcast. The podcast is part of "The Encouragers™ The Radio Rally™" series and will feature practical ideas on how to grow revenue in Q4.

54-year old Arthur Williamson has been charged with 1st degree premeditated murder, felony murder, two counts of assault with the intent to murder and three counts of unlawful imprisonment as police try to sort out the details behind the killing of WWJ-AM Detroit anchor Jim Mathews.

94.7 WCSX FM has raised $150,000 to benefit Detroit Veterans. Big Jim's House Stone Soup Project once again used donations, including the actual vehicle, to build a 1974 Ford Bronco that went to the holder of a winning raffle ticket.