A future FM radio station that had originally been allotted for Wyoming would instead transmit from the Nebraska panhandle under an application filed by its winning bidder.
Category: New stations
FCC Monitor: New FM Signal Signing On in Oshkosh
Recent FCC activity includes a new FM station signing on in Oshkosh and formal applications for new FM stations in Iowa and Michigan.
FCC Monitor: St. Cloud AM Upgrade Sought; SD Station Ownership Change
Recent FCC activity includes a central Minnesota AM station proposing an upgrade and a change in ownership at a South Dakota FM station.
New Northern Wisconsin FM Gets Highest Regional Bid in FCC Auction
A new FM station in northern Wisconsin had the highest bid among the nine Upper Midwest allotments included in the recent FCC Auction 109.
Proposed Manitoba Radio Station Would Operate 2 Hours Per Week
A proposed religious radio station in Manitoba’s Interlake region would only operate for two hours per week, and half of that would be in German.
FCC Monitor: New FM Signing On in South Dakota’s Capital City
Recent items crossing through the FCC database include a new FM signal coming online in Pierre, South Dakota, and Wisconsin TV and FM radio stations at reduced power.
FCC Approves New Wisconsin TV Allotment, But Don’t Rescan Just Yet
The FCC has approved an allotment for a new full-power TV station in northern Wisconsin, but it’ll likely be a while before a new station comes on the air – if ever.
FCC Monitor: New FM’s Sign On at Tip of Minnesota’s Arrowhead
Two new FM stations signing on in Grand Portage, MN, are among items crossing through the FCC database in the past week.
Signals in Lincoln, Sioux Falls Among Latest Batch of New FM’s
Five more new FM translators in the Upper Midwest have filed licenses to cover with the FCC in the past month, indicating that they are on the air or will be soon
Updated: A Look at Potential Bidders for New Radio Stations
More than 20 companies are now eligible to bid for many Upper Midwest FM allotments in an FCC auction that could potentially pit regional broadcasters against national bidders.