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Joe Buck Hopeful That Troy Aikman Extends Contract With ESPN

"I legitimately love the guy like a brother."

TNT Sports Extends Anson Carter With Multi-Year Deal

"Carter has been a mainstay on NHL on TNT since its opening season."

Chris “Mad Dog” Russo Would Not Hire Tony Romo If He Ran A Network

"I would not [hire Tony Romo]. Not because of this. I don't think Romo's that good. To me, Romo, he's way too spontaneous. He gets in the way of the game too much. I don't think Romo's a great analyst."

NewsNation to Air Michigan Senate Debate Between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed

WOOD-TV will host the event from its Grand Rapids studios, where Rogers and El-Sayed will meet for the first scheduled debate of their general election campaign.

Bill Frady Joining 106.3 WORD As Midday Host

“I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to share my voice and fire up WORD’s fast-growing audience…”

WYRD in Greenville-Spartanburg Moving From 106.3 FM to 98.9 FM

"Expanding the broadcast signal will mean a four-fold increase in the coverage area for News/Talk 98.9 WORD from 25,000 to 100,000 watts."

Tara Servatius Slams YouTube After Account Suspension

Tara Servatius said Wednesday that YouTube has suspended her account for violating community standards related to COVID-19.

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TNT Sports Extends Anson Carter With Multi-Year Deal

"Carter has been a mainstay on NHL on TNT since its opening season."

Chris “Mad Dog” Russo Would Not Hire Tony Romo If He Ran A Network

"I would not [hire Tony Romo]. Not because of this. I don't think Romo's that good. To me, Romo, he's way too spontaneous. He gets in the way of the game too much. I don't think Romo's a great analyst."

NewsNation to Air Michigan Senate Debate Between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed

WOOD-TV will host the event from its Grand Rapids studios, where Rogers and El-Sayed will meet for the first scheduled debate of their general election campaign.

iHeartMedia Chicago Sets Ninth Annual Sista Strut Pink Celebration

“A powerful tradition throughout the Chicagoland community.”