The midday hours on Conservative Talk radio stations in the Upper Midwest are no longer as uniform following the death of Rush Limbaugh earlier this year.
UW-Parkside Student Station Won’t Return to Air
The University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s radio station in Kenosha, which went off the air in the early months of the pandemic last year, won’t return.
Central Wisconsin Station Switches Off the AC for Classic Country
A recently-sold central Wisconsin radio station has dropped an Adult Contemporary format in favor of Classic Country.
FM Permits in Minnetonka, Green Bay, Eau Claire, Bismarck Expire
Another half-dozen construction permits for new FM signals, including in suburban Minneapolis, Eau Claire, Green Bay, and Bismarck, have expired after not being constructed by the deadline.
Spanish Christian Format Launches in Nebraska
Christian broadcaster My Bridge Radio has launched its promised Spanish-language service in central Nebraska.
FCC Monitor: Seven FM Stations to Consolidate on Tower Near Scottsbluff
Recent FCC activity includes more stations seeking a move to a tower near Scottsbluff and an update on an attempted Omaha move-in.
Canadian SimSub Listings: June 21-27, 2021
A look at which Canadian broadcast TV networks will simultaneously air U.S. network programming.
Last-Minute Efforts Underway to Save Some Low-Power TV Permits
Some companies that hold construction permits for new low-power TV licenses are making last-minute efforts to keep the permits active before a July deadline.
Analog-Digital TV Transition to Finally End after Two Decades
More than two decades after it began, America’s transition to all-digital television broadcasting is finally set to be complete on July 13.
MPR to Add Noon News Magazine in Lineup Shuffle
Minnesota Public Radio has announced plans to shuffle its midday lineup this fall, adding a state-focused news program hosted by one of the network’s best-known journalists.