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The Manningcast Returns For Sixth Season With Twelve Scheduled Broadcasts

"The alternate telecast debuted in 2021 and has since won multiple Sports Emmy Awards. It runs across 11 regular-season games this year, plus a February 14 alternate telecast of Super Bowl LXI — the first ManningCast of a championship game."

Bill Horleman, Longtime WDEL Morning Host, Dies at 95

He hosted mornings at the Wilmington station from 1960 through 1996.

KiKi B. Jones Takes Charge at WAMO 107.3

"There's something especially meaningful about stepping into this role in my hometown."

FOX Sports Executive Trusts Tom Brady Will Fulfill Network Broadcast Agreement

"From the moment we signed Tom, no matter what was written or said, I have never gotten an indication from Tom that he is not into this for the long haul."

Former 106.5 WYRK Host Megan Carter Joins 97 Rock in Buffalo

"It’s music I love, so it’s an honor to be able to continue the great tradition of 97 Rock and play this timeless music."

Kadie Daye New Morning Host At Z107 Lowell IN

It’s a return home for Daye, who grew up in Indiana and previously hosted nights in South Bend at Top 40 U93.

Kadie Daye Exits ‘Clay & Company’ Morning Show At Country 106.5 Buffalo

Kadie Daye has left her position at Country 106.5 WYRK in Buffalo after three years on the “Clay & Company” morning show. Her departure is part of recent budget cuts at the station.

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Bill Horleman, Longtime WDEL Morning Host, Dies at 95

He hosted mornings at the Wilmington station from 1960 through 1996.

KiKi B. Jones Takes Charge at WAMO 107.3

"There's something especially meaningful about stepping into this role in my hometown."

FOX Sports Executive Trusts Tom Brady Will Fulfill Network Broadcast Agreement

"From the moment we signed Tom, no matter what was written or said, I have never gotten an indication from Tom that he is not into this for the long haul."

Don Lemon Launching New FAST Channel With Swerve TV

“We built this network on the idea that people want the truth delivered straight without a corporate boss deciding what makes air. Almost eleven million followers later, they are still asking for more."