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KNX News, KCBS Radio Begin Overnight News Simulcast
Between the hours of 12-5 AM, the two stations are sharing programming that is originating from KCBS in San Francisco.
KNX News Elevates Alex Silverman to Weekday Anchor
In September, Silverman rejoined the station after exiting from his role as Brand Manager in the early portions of 2025.
KNX News Anchor Vicky Moore Exits
"She has helped our community navigate and make sense of everything from wildfires and pandemics to historic elections and championship seasons -- and that's just this past year."
Why Audacy All-News Stations Like 1010 WINS Are Seeing Post-Election Year Resurgence
"Our all-news stations are seen as the most credible, the most trusted, and the least biased source of local news."
Alex Silverman Returns to KNX News as Anchor/Reporter
"It's time to be an anchor and reporter, a job I did in various other cities and really loved for many years. I'm really excited to get going."
KNX News Anchor Rob Archer Announces Exit
"After 10 good years, it’s hard to say goodbye to so many talented friends and colleagues."
KFI-AM 640, KNX News Reporters Hit By Tear Gas During Los Angeles Protests
"I apologize to the audience for that. When your throat gets marinated with that stuff, it sort of chokes out your ability to talk, let alone breathe."
KFI AM 640, KNX News, KCBS All Earn Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards
KNX News earned the Overall Excellence honor from the RTDNA for its work throughout 2024.
How All-News Radio Brands Like 1010 WINS, KYW, KNX News, and WBBM Covered the Election of Pope Leo XIV
At 6:09 PM in Vatican City, 12:09 PM ET, the white smoke was seen from the Sistine Chapel. That meant at least a two-thirds majority -- meaning 89 separate Cardinals -- had cast their ballot to elect a new pope.
How the Death of Pope Francis Was Covered by News/Talk Radio
Despite the breaking news happening in the middle of the night on the East Coast, many news/talk and all-news radio stations hit the air and social media to cover the situation.