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And Kevin LeGrett (pictured) will become the new division’s President, which will include many regions formerly in its Central Division. The new division will now include the Los Angeles, San Diego/Riverside, Arizona, Red River, Houston, Dallas, and Austin/San Antonio Regions.

Dave Adams has been named Senior VP of Programming for iHeart's Tucson market. Adams moves to Tucson from St. Louis where he was Brand Manager for KLOU/KLOU HD-2. He also previously programmed iHeartMedia’s WRNW/WRIT in Milwaukee.

WTMJ Milwaukee host Charlie Sykes will step away from his daily radio show at the end of 2016. For 23 years, Sykes has hosted mid-mornings on WTMJ and has been one of the most listened-to talk show hosts in the Midwest. Here's why Sykes is walking away from the mic...

MLB's National League Division Series begins Friday and five CBS Radio stations will host live broadcasts from Wrigley Field that morning.

The name of the webcast is "FM Chips in Smartphones: An Evolving Landscape." It's being hosted by the NAB's PILOT program from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. The guests will include NextRadio President Paul Brenner, Commonwealth CEO Steve Newberry and Skip Pizzi and David Layer from the NAB.

CASA is a national nonprofit organization which trains and supports volunteers to speak out and act as advocates for the best interests of abused and neglected children. And Bob 106.9 (Savannah-Hilton) co-host Karen “Red” Daiss was more than ready to hit the dance floor to support them.

The Sherman & Tingle Show with Brian Sherman and Steve Tingle will debut October 31 on Hubbard Radio's Rocker WDRV-FM in Chicago. They replace The Morning Drive which is hosted by Pete McMurray, Scott Miller and Kathy Voltmer.

In a letter to the special committee set up to consider Jeff Smulyan's plan to take the company private, shareholder Timothy Stabosz said Smulyan's offer "reeks" and the price he's offering for the company is an "insult." He has asked the committee to reject Smulyan's offer.

After being diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia about a year ago, the legendary broadcaster has died at the age of 66. He had been suffering with the misdiagnosed disease for three years. Ross is pictured here with former Cumulus CEO Lew Dickey.