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Cumulus Media’s Detroit station 760 AM (WJR) and Michigan community and business leader Denise Ilitch announce The Denise Ilitch Show will be airing on radio for the first time, beginning September 27. The 50,000-watt outlet will broadcast the podcast monthly on Saturdays at 5 PM.

Colorado Public Radio is the latest associate partner of the Mountain West News Bureau, joining numerous partner station groups across seven Western states united in coverage of issues like water, energy, public lands, rural economies, and Indigenous affairs.

Sarah Petrowich is joining Baltimore Public Media's WYPR news team starting October 13. She previously reported at Delaware Public Media, covering the legislature, education funding, and the 2024 gubernatorial race for All Things Considered and Here & Now.

Starting October 1, Hope Media Group has found its first Chief of Staff in Kristin Alexander. Alexander has worked at HMG for more than seven years in roles spanning Hope Events, Executive Support, and Donor Operations.

Connoisseur Media has appointed Gordon Mays as Operations Manager for its suburban Chicago cluster. Mays, who most recently held operations and programming roles in Milwaukee and Rockford, returns to the market where he grew up.

Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night return put FCC Chairman Brendan Carr at the center of a barbed attack, framing free-speech rights as the centerpiece of his comeback. As Kimmel mocked Carr’s threats, the National Religious Broadcasters issued their own call for FCC fairness.

Broadcast media’s highest-level strategy session is returning to Forecast 2026, with NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt, Cox Media Group Radio President Rob Babin, and Nexstar Networks President Sean Compton headlining the closing Executive Super Session.

If your sales management challenges feel overwhelming, you're not alone. The latest Radio Masters Sales Series webinar, The Power of Better: Real Talk for Sales Managers, offers clarity and practical solutions you can implement today, now available on demand.

After four days living atop a Toms River billboard, 95.9 The Rat's Gotts raised a record sum in support of children battling pediatric cancer in Ocean County. It was all a part of Beasley Media Group New Jersey's fifth annual Billboard Radiothon with Ocean of Love.

(Paige Nienaber) I'm watching the Charlie Sheen thing on Netflix and am at the "tiger blood" part. I remember that he was out of his mind, and no one could get him to shut up. So, Radio did what Radio does. Stations were sending him emails asking him to be on the air.