Christian radio network “The Family” is expanding westward to Eau Claire, displacing a short-lived Alternative format originating on the UW-Eau Claire campus.
Category: Station sales
FCC Monitor: Power Boosts Planned for Des Moines, Lincoln TV Stations
Items recently crossing through the FCC databases include upgrades for TV stations in Des Moines and Lincoln, as well as the sale of an eastern Twin Cities FM signal.
Eagle Buys Competitor in North Platte (Updated)
Eagle Communications is buying a competing pair of stations in North Platte, bringing the small city back down to two radio groups.
FCC Monitor: Twin Cities FM Sale Closes, 3ABN Stations Go Silent
Closing of the sale of a Twin Cities FM translator and a dozen 3ABN low-power TV stations going silent are among items passing through FCC databases.
2nd Update: Changes at Five La Crosse Stations Amid Ownership Shuffle
Three La Crosse radio formats have moved to new dial positions and two others are getting new formats amid the transfer of five La Crosse Media Group stations to three buyers and…
FCC Monitor: Updates on Past Coverage and New Technical Filings
Approval of a Twin Cities radio sale, a UP public radio translator going off the air, and a Nebraska radio station returning to full power are among recent items from the FCC database.
Nebraska Christian Broadcaster to Launch Spanish Service
A central Nebraska radio station is poised to switch to Spanish-language Christian programming following its transfer from one religious broadcaster to another.
Purchase Price of Duluth Radio Sale Revealed
Townsquare Media has been operating WWAX/92.1 (Hermantown-Duluth) since February.
St. Mary’s of Winona Donates Radio Stations to Catholic Network
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota is donating its small Winona radio stations to Catholic broadcaster Real Presence Radio.
Five La Crosse Stations Sold, Two Go Non-Commercial (Updated)
Two FM radio stations in the La Crosse market are due to switch to non-commercial formats as Mississippi Valley Broadcasters’ group of five stations is split up among three buyers.