Associations representing radio and TV stations across 49 U.S. states support software-based emergency alerting, but on a voluntary basis.

Joe and Jeff Geerling have managed to find a sweet spot taking complicated topics and in a short duration making them worth our while.

Public radio listeners remain fiercely loyal, even in the face of economic hardships. That was the takeaway of the Jacobs Media Public Radio Techsurvey.

GeoBroadcast Solutions announced Thursday that it has rebranded as Aktira, resulting in an entirely new business model for the radio technology company.

Two iconic Chicago AM signals are now transmitting together from a new home in Des Plaines, Ill.

The Federal Communications Commission has dismissed 36 filings from the 2023 LPFM window, stating they failed to meet localism requirements.

We detail neat sessions at October's National Student Media Convention, hosted by College Broadcasters Inc., this year in Philadelphia.

NPR has announced a $1 million restricted gift to the Public Media Bridge Fund to support member organizations addressing sustainability challenges.

There will be a nationwide Emergency Alert System test this November, the first since 2023. All U.S. radio stations are required to participate.

SDR recording and sporadic-E propagation capture U.S. FM stations more than 4,000 miles from Spain.

The IEEE BTS Broadcast Technology Forum takes place Oct. 27–28 in Washington, D.C., at the National Association of Broadcasters headquarters.

Glued to his radio tuned to Philadelphia's WJJZ on the school bus in New Jersey, Nick Langan remembers a time filled with much fear and anxiety.

YouTuber Ken Heron billed WKRO's Illinois transmitter site as abandoned. His video shows the building for the licensed but silent station in disrepair.

Zamora Broadcasting's 107.9 translator was using a different antenna than authorized and transmitting with 150 watts, per the FCC's Enforcement Bureau.

U.S. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) has scheduled the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act for a standalone floor vote during the week of Sept. 14.

Targeting the summer of 2028, WBGO will occupy the first three floors of a 25-story tower at 1 Center Street, part of the $336 million NJPAC “Artside” redevelopment project.

Alabama has announced the activation of a statewide notification system that is designed to more quickly alert the public in the event of natural disasters.

Duke, Auburn and Georgia Tech fans can use the Homestream app to align live audio commentary with college football broadcasts starting Sept. 5.

The FCC has issued updated guidance for applicants that wish to file in the November NCE FM translator window.

The CRTC revealed that beginning Sept. 1, most radio station licenses in Canada will automatically renew with indefinite terms.

A crop-duster aircraft crashed into the primary broadcast tower for an AM radio station in Klamath Falls, Ore., last week.

The Federal Communications Commission has approved Cumulus Media’s reorganization following its Chapter 11 filing earlier this year.

Now that the activity for the most part has died down, we can look back on what was a remarkable stretch for E-Skip propagation.

Morehead State's WMKY underwent a major transmission equipment overhaul, which served as a centerpiece of the station's 60th anniversary celebration.

The voting members of the Texas Radio Hall of Fame have selected 20 radio professionals for its Class of 2026.

A two-stage lightning strike hit the Wake Village transmitter site where several of the Local Media Texarkana stations broadcast on Saturday.

The FCC sent notices of violation to three translator licensees in Texas and one LPFM. The translators were found to not be rebroadcasting their primary station.

Switzerland's public radio broadcaster, SRG SSR, is bringing back analog FM transmissions, reportedly targeting the middle part of this fall for resumption.

The FCC is warning consumers about scam calls and texts from fraudsters posing as agency commissioners or employees.

President Trump has nominated Danielle Thumann Severs, who is a senior counsel to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, to serve on one of the two open commission seats.

Nick Langan recently completed a 20-state road trip across America. The big question on his mind: How many smooth jazz radio stations could he find?

Cumulus Media has surrendered the license of KZAC(AM) 560 in San Francisco to the Federal Communications Commission, the one-time KSFO.

Kevin Kugler, Steve Lundy, John Knicely and Ken Siemek are this year’s Nebraska Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame inductees.

An LPFM station in Valdosta, Ga., is petitioning the FCC to allow it to raise its power due to the atmospheric interference it has suffered this summer.

Educational Media Foundation is buying two Class C FM signals from Beasley Media Group as it looks to strengthen its position in Charlotte and Las Vegas.