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Three years after Conviction's second season premiered, subject Melvin Quinney was exonerated after decades in prison on February 15. On Friday, the Spotify/Gimlet podcast released an update episode.

Good Karma Brands Milwaukee is shaking up the lineup 101.7 The Truth (WGKB) starting April 3. The black-talk station is Milwaukee is adding two new shows to mornings and middays on the current weekday schedule.

Palm Beach County-native and Gracie Award Winner Meghan Lane is returning home for afternoons at Hubbard Broadcasting's 97.9 WRMF. The ten-year radio vet joins to co-host with Jeff Miles, starting April 3rd.

After exploring killers like Ted Bundy, Gary Ridgway, and Ed Kemper, Investigation Discovery's Mind of a Monster podcast looks at Jeffrey Dahmer in season four. The six episode season debuts April 4.

Washington D.C.'s WTOP News is rekindling an old friendship. Starting Monday, April 3, WTOP partners with ABC 7 WJLA-TV’s meteorologists for 24/7 weather reports.

David Lee has been appointed the new director and general manager of Milwaukee’s NPR WUWM 89.7 FM as John Hess steps aside. Lee joins WUWM from The Ascension Wisconsin Foundation.

It's not the most traditional radio story - he got his first on-air gig aboard the USS Midway - but 50 years later, Lincoln Ware is still living on the air in Cincinnati. During his five decades, he's worked at WDBZ-AM, WCIN-AM, WIZF, WPFB-AM, and WLW-AM.

Audioboom makes a podium finish with their new contract with Formula 1. Audioboom’s production arm will continue co-produce Formula 1’s podcast slate, while the Audioboom technology platform will power the global audio distribution.

It's the biggest broadcasting week of the year - start yours with Radio Ink and friends for the 2nd annual “Cocktails and Conversation” gathering in Las Vegas on Sunday, April 16 at The Capital Grille across from Wynn Las Vegas.

GeoBroadcast Solutions has successfully integrated Burk Technology’s Arcadia24 monitoring into its recent MaxxCasting installation at three Bonneville stations in San Francisco.