Denver’s Alice 105.9 Raises $1.1M for Children’s Hospital Colorado
Audacy’s Alice 105.9 (KALC) in Denver raised $1.1 million during its 24th annual Cares for Kids Radiothon, benefiting Children’s Hospital Colorado. The radiothon, held on February 13, brings the station’s total fundraising for the hospital to over $26 million since 2001.
Texas Radio Hall of Fame Reveals 2025 Voting Timeline
The Texas Radio Hall of Fame has outlined key dates for 2025 nominations, voting, and its annual Induction Ceremony and Radio Reunion weekend. The announcement also pulled double duty as the official launch of the Hall's 2025 membership drive.
San Francisco Giants Extend Spanish Radio Deal with Lazer Media
The San Francisco Giants and Lazer Media have signed a three-year agreement to broadcast the team's games in Spanish across Northern California and Reno, NV. The broadcast team will feature Erwin Higueros, Tito Fuentes, and Carlos Orellana.
Nebraska Athletics Radio Voice Greg Sharpe Dead At 61
University of Nebraska radio voice Greg Sharpe has passed away at the age of 61 following a battle with pancreatic cancer. Sharpe had been the lead play-by-play announcer for the Huskers Radio Network since 2008, calling 17 seasons of Nebraska football and baseball.
A’s Find a New Flagship Station On Sacramento Radio
The not-yet-Las-Vegas Athletics and iHeartRadio have finalized a broadcast agreement to air all spring training, regular season, and potential postseason games on Sacramento's Talk 650 KSTE. The A's will be playing in California's capitol city through 2027.
Radio Ink’s New ‘Radio Masters Sales Series’ Debuts March 6
For the past three years, Radio Ink's Radio Masters Sales Summit has brought together radio's greatest sales minds - creatives, executives, and visionaries - to help sellers across the US generate serious revenue. Now that mission is expanding in a major way.
Senator Rails Against NPR: ‘National Propaganda Radio’
As NPR faces increasing heat from Republicans across Capitol Hill, US Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) is calling the public broadcaster "National Propaganda Radio" and urging the passage of a bill that would cut the organization off from federal funds.
Mike Preston On Keeping Country Radio Country
Managing two competing Country stations within the same cluster is a unique challenge, but the experience has given Cumulus Media Dallas Program Director Mike Preston rare insights - ones that he shared during the most recent Global Radio Ideas webinar.
Country Music’s Top Artists Set for CRS 2025 Luncheons
With CRS 2025 days away, attendees are in for a dazzling array of Country music talent on display with three major label-hosted luncheons featuring performances from a mix of rising talent and certified superstars.
Blast From The Past: Jami Mayberry; KBUY, 1979
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Jami Mayberry at KBUY in Amarillo in 1979. Send your Blast From The Past to Editor-in-Chief Cameron Coats for your chance to be featured.















