With games cancelled from the pros down to preps due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some radio stations are turning to reruns to replace play-by-play sports.
More Prime Time News for Western North Dakota
Western North Dakota TV viewers now have more options for prime time news as both of the region’s TV news outlets expand their offerings.
Four More FM Signals Sign On in St. Cloud
Tri-County Broadcasting has recently signed on four new FM signals in St. Cloud. The new translators were obtained during the FCC’s AM Revitalization filing window.
Door County Station Celebrates the Greatest Of All Time
A northern Door County station has changed format following a recent sale and is now playing the “Greatest Of All Time,” replacing a Classic Country format.
Canadian News Channels Available in U.S. During COVID-19 Pandemic
Several Canadian 24-hour news channels are offering free streaming amid coverage of the new coronavirus, giving U.S. viewers a chance to see a different take on North American 24-hour news.
Regents Give Preliminary Approval to Duluth Public Radio Sale
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents has given preliminary approval to a plan to sell KUMD/103.3 (Duluth) to the parent organization of Duluth’s PBS station.
Gray TV Completes Expansion of ABC, NBC in Eastern South Dakota
Gray TV’s network of translators and satellites in rural areas of the large Sioux Falls market are now carrying both ABC and NBC.
FCC Says North Dakota License Sought by Gray TV Has Expired
The FCC has denied the sale of a Grand Forks TV station to Gray TV after determining that the station’s license has actually expired.
LGBTQ+ Network “Channel Q” Arrives in Madison
The Channel Q network has come to Madison on an HD Radio subchannel.
Egert, Lotsberg, Lundell, Shaver, Thompson to Enter Minn. Broadcasting Hall of Fame
The Pavek Museum’s Minnesota Broadcasting Hall of Fame has chosen five inductees for 2020: Don Egert, Allan Lotsberg, Pam Lundell, Randy Shaver, and Larry “Moon” Thompson.