Utah Governor Confirms Arrest in Charlie Kirk Assassination
The federal and Utah state authorities have arrested the man they believe shot and killed Conservative activist and Salem Media host Charlie Kirk on Wednesday. According to court documents, the suspect is being held without bail at the Utah County Jail.
Colorado Public Radio’s Morning Edition Voice Retires
Colorado Public Radio's Morning Edition host Mike Lamp has retired, ending a 44-year broadcast career in commercial and public radio and television. Starting in Country radio doing overnights in Flagstaff, he would move to KNAU before joining CPR in spring 2000.
Jed The Fish, Amos Brown Among 2025 Radio Hall Legends
The Museum of Broadcast Communications has announced the 2025 Legends inductees into the Radio Hall of Fame. The honor recognizes on-air personalities, programmers, and executives who made lasting contributions to radio and have since passed away.
The Fragility of Life
(Mike McVay) The tragic assassination of Salem Media’s Charlie Kirk heightens the awareness we all should have about the fragility of life. The shockwaves that a media figure was struck down while doing his job are great and continue to reverberate.
Radio’s Best Managers Reflect on What Keeps Them Inspired
In an industry often consumed by ratings and revenue, the real reminders of why we love this business come in the moments that matter most. Promoting artists, rallying a community, and standing strong in the face of crisis: these experiences are radio's heart.
Pick Up The Phone: Turn Listeners Into Co-Creators
(Randy Lane) Radio hosts have pulled back from live calls in recent years, mostly because of texting and social media posting. Reading listener comments is good for engagement, but it’s not the best way to connect.
Audacy Restructures Philadelphia HQ In Office Reduction
Audacy is scaling back its presence at its Philadelphia corporate headquarters, splitting up space at its 2400 Market Street offices for subleasing. The broadcaster relocated to the building in 2019, moving about six miles from its past base in Bala Cynwyd.
‘Beyond the Beltway’ Creator Bruce DuMont Dead At 81
Bruce DuMont, known as the host of Beyond the Beltway and founder of Chicago’s Museum of Broadcast Communications, has died. DuMont’s career spanned talk and investigative radio at WGN-AM, WLTD, and WBEZ, and award-winning television work.
Broadcasters Hit The Greens To Raise Some Green For The BFOA
On Monday, industry leaders across radio and television came together to raise funds for colleagues facing hardship at the Broadcasters Foundation of America’s 2025 Celebrity Golf Tournament. This year's event was held at Arcola Country Club in Paramus, NJ.
Nevada Broadcasters Fund Awards Scholarships to 29 Students
The Nevada Broadcasters Association and Foundation announced that 29 students attending Nevada universities have received full cost-per-credit tuition scholarships for the 2025–2026 academic year, through the Tony and Linda Bonnici Scholarship Fund.
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