A Minneapolis AM radio station may get a power increase as a solution to a summertime tower collapse.
FCC Moves Forward with KARE’s Proposal to Move to UHF
The FCC is moving forward with a proposal by Tegna NBC affiliate KARE 11 (Minneapolis) to move to a UHF frequency, saying the idea “warrants consideration.”
Scripps May Divest Minneapolis Station as Part of ION Purchase
A station in the Minneapolis market may be among dozens divested by Scripps as it purchases the ION network, depending on the timing of a New York TV station sale.
Southern Minnesota Station Drops Classic Hits for Conservative Talk
With the election weeks away, a station in the Owatonna area has dropped Classic Hits for Conservative Talk.
FCC Monitor: New FM’s in N. MN; Family Ownership Transfer in SW MN
Items crossing through FCC databases include three new FM signals signing on in northern Minnesota and a southwestern Minnesota radio group being transferred within a family.
Canadian SimSub Listings: Oct. 12-18, 2020
A look at which Canadian broadcast TV networks will simultaneously air U.S. network programming.
U of M Regents Give Final Approval to Duluth Radio Sale
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents has given final approval to a plan to sell public radio station KUMD/103.3 (Duluth) to the group that owns Duluth PBS station WDSE-TV.
Madison Classic Country Outlet Rebrands, Adds Ag News
Mid-West Family Broadcasting has switched its Classic Country outlet in the Dairy State’s capital city from “Hank” to “The Farm” featuring longtime farm broadcaster Pam Jahnke.
WPR To End HD Radio on Half of Stations
Wisconsin Public Radio has announced plans to end HD Radio broadcasts on seven of its stations, mostly in rural areas of the state, and suggested that the remaining HD signals may also…
Format Change Means Less FM Sports, More Hip-Hop for Milwaukee
Entercom has launched “Hot 105.7” in Milwaukee, ending a rare run of three FM Sports talkers in the city as “The Fan” retreats to AM.