How a grocery and oil magnate became New York’s king of talk radio

But when New York grocery and oil magnate John Catsimatidis tapped into his fortune for a passion project, he chose WABC, an ...

MPR weather pals Cathy Wurzer and Mark Seeley to host free live event in St. Paul

For more than 25 years, MPR host Cathy Wurzer and retired University of Minnesota extension climatologist and meteorologist ...
Marketplace

Big banks remark on "resilience" of U.S. consumers

It’s a big week for big bank earnings, and the current geopolitical situation could swing things either way for the finance ...
Press-Telegram

KROQ-FM legend Gene ‘Bean’ Baxter returns to the radio airwaves

It’s been a while since you’ve heard Gene “Bean” Baxter on the local airwaves. Baxter, of course, was one-half of the tremendously popular Kevin and Bean morning show heard for almost 30 years on KROQ ...
WSB Radio

Beloved long-time host of popular WSB Radio show dies after battle with Parkinson’s Disease

ATLANTA — Walter Reeves, the longtime host of “The Lawn and Garden Show with Walter Reeves” died Friday morning following a decade-long battle with Parkinson’s disease. He was 74. Reeves hosted the ...
EURweb

Black Radio Pioneer Bob Law of ‘Night Talk’ Has Died – He was 86

*Bob Law, the broadcaster behind the groundbreaking political talk show “Night Talk,” has passed away at the age of 86, friends and family confirmed on March 30, TheGrio reports. Over a career ...
Black Enterprise

Bob Law, ‘Night Talk’ Host And Pioneering Voice In Black Radio Activism, Has Died

Law was instrumental in shaping Black political consciousness with "Night Talk." Bob Law, an influential Black radio personality known for his “Night Talk” political show, has died. Law was not only ...
The Grio

Bob Law, influential Black radio pioneer and activist, has died

Bob Law, a titan in Black radio with his “Night Talk” political show, has died, friends and family confirmed on Monday. On social media, Rev. Al Sharpton penned a tribute to Law, praising him for his ...
The Fayetteville Observer

Hubert Davis radio show postponed as UNC evaluates basketball program

The season finale of “Hubert Davis Live!,” the weekly radio show featuring UNC basketball coach Hubert Davis, has been postponed. The one-hour show was originally scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, March 23 ...
New Hampshire Public Radio

Trump administration agrees to reverse cuts to TRIO programs. But it hasn’t restored the funding.

Adam Howard, center, helps Manchester West High School seniors Rashid Conteh and Adam Serhan with their college applications. The Trump administration has agreed to reverse funding cuts that ...
Houston Chronicle

Owner of popular Houston radio station files for bankruptcy

One of Houston's best-known radio stations now has a parent company in bankruptcy. Cumulus Media, the Atlanta-based company that owns 104.1 KRBE, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Thursday ...
Harvard Business Review

The Upside of Opening Up DEI Programs to Everyone

Over the past few years in the U.S., more than a hundred federal lawsuits have been filed challenging diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in companies, firms, universities, and the public ...