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The Jason Rantz Show kicks off on the Seattle conservative talk station September 5 and will air weekdays from 6-9 a.m. For the past four years, Rantz could be heard on Seattle’s KIRO-FM. Rantz has appeared on FOX News, NBC Nightly News, and KIRO, KING, and KOMO television.

WBSM.com/New Bedford, MA is reporting the passing of local radio legend Stan Lipp who died Monday in Florida at 89. Lipp hosted the popular WBSM talk show Open Line from 1964 to 2001. He was also very involved in the community, hosting annual drives such as “Quarters for Christmas,” which would raise money to help out families in need during the holidays.

FOX NFL Insider Jay Glazer will host the preview Wednesday, August 30, from 3-6 p.m. ET during The Doug Gottlieb Show.  He will be joined by Fox Sports Radio host Dan Beyer, as he takes an in-depth look at the upcoming season, including the latest news and information on the biggest stories in the league

Typically, Chicago radio stations work together to promote the power of radio for advertisers. Now they're turning their attention to how the power of radio can work to help communities in need across the country.

Over the past few days we've highlighted how CBS Radio and iHeartRadio in Houston have been super-serving their community since Harvey came to town this past weekend. The team at Radio One has also been right on top of the story and Operations Manager Terri Thomas tells Radio Ink her team has been camping out at the station since Friday.

SummitMedia's 106.9 The Eagle WBPT will host a "Pay to Play" on-air donation drive Wednesday from 3 p.m.-7 p.m. WBPT will ask listeners to make a $25.00 minimum donation with their request. The money collected will be given to the American Red Cross to support the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

The Bobby Bones Show kicked off its fourth-annual Joy Week, Monday, and raised more than $150,000 to benefit the Hurricane Harvey relief effort in Texas through the sale of #PimpinJoy apparel, and more than $50,000 benefiting St. Jude's. Maren Morris (pictured) launched the week-long celebration Monday.

Seven were operating in New York, one in New Jersey, and one was located in a Temple in Alaska. The Commission has given all nine pirates 10 days to respond to their notice and to shut down their illegal operations. Here are all the details.

At a SAG-AFTRA press conference Tuesday several current and former employees at La Raza 97.9 and MEGA 96.3 in L.A. spoke out about unfair treatment at the Spanish-language broadcast company. SAG-AFTRA said SBS has committed a myraid of labor law violations. They say the former employees were unlawfully terminated by SBS and the current employees are underpaid.

And that's a record. The $3.2 million was raised for the Children's Miracle Network during their 10th annual network-wide Radiothon, under the theme of "Un Million Para Los Niños" (One Million for the Children). This year, over 95 communities nationwide will benefit from the Radiothon.