Jim Thompson, Broadcasters Foundation of America President, Dies

Jim Thompson is survived by his wife Cindy and his five children, seven grand children, and his brothers John and Thomas.

Dan Dakich: When Did NFL Media Become NFL PR?

"When did it start happening that local media is supposed to be the PR firm or a PR branch of an NFL team? That guy asked great questions! Those are questions that should be asked!"

96.5 The Spear Debuts In Tallahassee

96.5 The Spear will also continue to be the flagship of the Seminole Sports Network's coverage of Florida State women's basketball.

Clay Travis: Biden Administration Silenced Ex-NY Times Reporter

Travis discussed the Biden administration’s handling of critics who opposed government overreach during the pandemic. 

Fred Roggin: Boston is Not a Better Sports Radio Market than Los Angeles

"...that does not mean Boston is a better sports radio market than L.A. That's insane."

Charlie Kirk: NPR Should ‘Lose Funding’ For Gadsden Flag ‘Hit Piece’

Kirk later called Carroll Rivas a "conservative-hating leftist expert" before saying "NPR should lose all public funding and then see if the outlet can stand on its own. It is pathetic that a taxpayer-supported 'media' outlet can so casually insult more than half the country".

Fox Sports 910 Adds Arizona State Hockey

All home games and select road games will air on the station, and will also air a weekly coaches show feature Greg Powers.

Jerry Coleman Exits 105.7 The Fan

Coleman, who hosted the 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM shift, had been on the Baltimore sports scene for more than 20 years.

810 WHB Celebrates 100 Years On-Air

The longtime top 40 station switched to sports in 1999, and held a banquet celebrating the milestone brought former Kansas City Chiefs and Royals, as well as current and former Kansas Jayhawks and Kansas State Wildcats to the city.

Panhandle Sports Star Coming to Amarillo

The "Sports Star" brand is currently in use by the company's San Antonio station, which recently hit the FM airwaves.

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