A new anchor has joined a Milwaukee TV station, while an Eau Claire meteorologist is changing shifts and a reporter is moving from Madison to Milwaukee.
KQYZ Debuts Classic Hits Format after Grand Forks Move-In
A radio station that upgraded its signal to cover Grand Forks in October has debuted a Classic Hits format, competing with a long-running station in the market.
FCC Monitor: Neb. Public Media Seeks Extension of Deadline to Construct 3 FM’s
Nebraska Public Media is seeking extensions of the deadlines to build three new FM stations. Elsewhere, two more low-power FM stations were granted in Wisconsin.
Buyer Found for Silent Minot FM Station
Roy Leavitt’s Faith Broadcasting has filed an application to transfer the license of KHRT-FM/106.9 (Minot), which went off the air earlier this year.
Weekly Log: Milwaukee Newscast Ending, 2 Wis. Journalists Depart
A 9 p.m. newscast airing on a Milwaukee DTV subchannel is ending. Meanwhile, two Wisconsin TV journalists have announced their departures.
2024 Christmas Flips Came Later, Then Surpassed Previous Years
It appears a record number of Upper Midwest radio stations may have flipped to All-Christmas playlists this holiday season, despite getting off to a later start.
FCC Monitor: New Wisconsin LPFM Station Granted
Recent FCC activity includes the grant of a new low-power FM station in Wisconsin and an Upper Peninsula FM translator completing an upgrade.
Two Rural Minn. FM Signals Sign On as Deadlines Near for Others
Two small new non-commercial FM signals have signed on in rural Minnesota as construction deadlines near for dozens of new stations granted several years ago.
Weekly Log: Milwaukee Radio Changes, Brewers Move in Madison
Separate Milwaukee radio stations have announced new morning and afternoon hosts, while the Brewers are moving to a different radio station in Madison.
Lincoln AM Station Goes Silent, Format Moves to HD2/Translator
Alpha Media’s KLMS/1480 (Lincoln) has gone off the air, with its programming continuing on an FM translator and HD Radio subchannel.