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The Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Conference will look at a key Hispanic radio vertical. “All About Auto: Tracking the Trends 2022 & Beyond” is set for the second day of the June 22-23 conference in Miami.

"Wreaths Across America Radio" will help celebrate the accomplishments of our nation’s military women as part of the annual Women’s Veterans Day June 12. WAA will be broadcasting live from Washington D.C. with exclusive coverage of the entire grand re-opening of the Military Women’s Memorial.

For the first time, The New York Press Club has honored WSOU 89.5 FM with a prestigious journalism award. The Seaton Hall University station was honored in the category of “Political Coverage NYC Metro – Radio” for its 2021 Election night coverage.

Marketron is hosting a webinar to help sellers earn a greater portion of political advertising budgets this election season. "Win the Ad Race: Insights From Political Advertising Experts" is set for June 16.

Cory Hepola has decided not to file the paperwork to run for Governor of Minnesota. Earlier this year, Hepola announced he would seek a third-party nomination for Governor and left the radio station.

Two stations in College Station Texas put aside their competitive nature and combined for a quick two-hour show of solidarity with the people impacted by the Uvalde mass shooting. The stations came together to broadcast from a local Hispanic market, sharing announcers while remembering the children at Robb Elementary.

Audacy was honored with 23 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, presented by the Radio Television Digital News Association. Regional winners automatically move on to the national round of consideration, which also includes digital news organization and network competitors.

Just six months after Rob’s new show launched on WCBM Baltimore, talkers are stunned. Rob almost doubled his AQH and even beat Rush’s last book! Already in 15 markets, Carson’s show is a station builder! For more information contact Steve Lapa or click HERE.

Former Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard will not lose his radio broadcast licenses despite his conviction in 2016 of violating state ethics law. An administrative law judge has ruled that the enforcement bureau had not proven his felony convictions rendered him unqualified to hold licenses.

The Home Depot has taken over the top spot on the latest Media Monitors list. Progressive, last week's number one has been knocked down to number three as the Memorial Day kick off of the home improvement season starts.