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iHeartMedia Los Angeles’ KFI-AM  has launched a limited series podcast and radio news  documentary, Deadly Pill.The podcast and radio special take a close look at the opioid crisis.

Atlanta rocker WNNX-FM celebrated 30 years on the air this week, launching as 99X on October 26, 1992. 99X would go on to become one of the most influential Alt-Grunge-Rock stations of the 90’s and early 2000’s. These days the station airs a New Rock format.

The WHAV call letters were first heard back in 1947. 75 years later, WHAV-FM is going home to the art deco-styled structure it was once housed in.

iHeartMedia Sacramento’s KFBK News Radio recently celebrated 100 years since its first on-air broadcast on September 17, 1922 with the Centennial Celebration. The celebration was hosted by sister iHeart station Talk 650 KSTE Morning Show and former KFBK staff Armstrong and Getty.

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Declining revenue and listenership in 2022, compared to 2021, are the reasons Hubbard's WTOP in Washington DC is looking to eliminate positions. All-news radio stations are the most expensive to operate due to the number of employees needed to run a credible, successful local and regional radio news operation.

(By Deborah Parenti) It’s natural to reflect on leadership as we celebrate some of the best managers in radio in this month’s issue of Radio Ink. Those who grace the pages of this issue have each carved out distinctly unique styles based on their own personalities and experiences.

The November 2nd Country Music Concert is called “Stars and Strings” and it will be held at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, FL. Performers include Jason Aldean, Kane Brown, Old Dominion, Randy Houser, Elle King, and Dustin Lynch.

iHeartPodcasts and Graphic Audio are proud to present Cornbread Mafia, a new podcast covering the true story of the biggest marijuana bust in U.S. history.

Tim Spence is the new Director of Sports Operations for KTFM/KZDC, San Antonio Sports Star, 94.1 FM, 1250 AM. Spence was PD for KHOW, KCOL, and APD for KOA in Denver. He was also affiliate relations manager for the 140 station network for the Broncos and Rockies.