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We're seeing more and more of this from former on-air hosts who've been fired from their jobs. Especially from hosts who've been in the business for years and have accumulated a loyal following.

In Idaho Springs, Colorado, it's homecoming week for the local high school. The Friday night lights may be a bit dimmer though, because the final football homecoming game at Gold Digger Stadium may be missing a radio broadcast.

Former Sheriff Darren White joins the Albuquerque stations to host middays, beginning Monday, October 7. White served as Bernalillo County Sheriff from 2003 to 2009.

Golden Isles Broadcasting’s Joe Willie and Robbie Sue have been named Best On-Air Personalities for 2019 by the Georgia Association of Broadcasters.

Eighty-one-year-old Dick Bouchard has been on the radio since 1955. Most of that time was spent on WNRI, a 2,500-watt AM station in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.

Saratoga Radio LLC, a partnership between Border Media and A&J Radio, has signed an agreement with Empire Broadcasting to buy WABY-AM in Watervliet, NY, and its W231DU Clifton Park, NY, FM translator construction permit.

iHeartMedia Louisville announced Tuesday community partnerships with 12 nonprofit organizations that fall under the umbrella theme of Kids: Heart of Kentuckiana. Beginning October 1, iHeartMedia Louisville will support the mission of these organizations.

WMAL/Washington, DC, morning co-host Mary Walter will once again anchor Fisher House Foundation’s 2019 edition of the Talk-radio special “The Fisher House Story – In Their Own Words.”

Last week at The Radio Show in Dallas, while answering questions about podcasting on a group head panel, iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman said "Podcasting is Radio's Birthright." That statement was then posted to the Podcast Movement Facebook page by Todd Cochrane which set that community off.

Streaming and on-demand audio service TuneIn has launched The BetR Network, a 24/7 channel delivering the latest news, insights, and analysis around the sports betting markets.