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The Bret Mega Show to Split Hosts Between Two Cities

The split allows The Bret Mega Show to maintain a presence in St. Louis while relocating two of its hosts.

Pat McAfee Says He’s Not Interested In Being Part Of ESPN’s Monday Night Football Booth

"I am not supposed to be a color commentator for football. That is something I've decided. I had a chance to try it a couple of times. I hated it and got bored."

Pardon the Interruption Celebrating 25th Anniversary With Hour Long Special

"Tony and Mike have been doing PTI for 25 years, and the reason it still works is pretty simple — fans trust them."

David Yadgaroff Inducted Into KYW Newsradio Hall of Fame

"He has been a tremendous advocate for KYW, its journalists and its role in this community. This honor is a fitting recognition of a career defined by leadership, mentorship and an unwavering belief in the power of local radio.”

Tasha Diakides Joining NPR as Newscast Executive Producer

Diakides will begin her tenure with NPR on Tuesday, September 5th.

NPR Podcast and Programming Executive Anya Grundmann to Depart

Grundmann "led the podcasting revolution in many ways, and has been just an invaluable partner for me in my four years here."

NPR News Now Maintains Top Podcast Spot in July

Overall, the latest rankings were encouraging for NPR, as eight of the top 30 podcasts overall were produced by the network.

NPR Names Eva Rodriguez Vice President and Executive Editor

"I felt that with NPR, I could bring all of myself and all of my experiences to bear on what we do on a daily basis."

Former NPR President Delano Lewis Dies

Lewis served as the President of the outlet from 1993 until 1998. He was the Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, serving under President Bill Clinton, from 1999 to 2001.

Potential Coup in Russia Shows Twitter Isn’t So Bad After All

The only place for the average-but-curious news consumer to find anything truly insightful was, yes, Twitter.

No News Cameras Allowed in Trump Arraignment Courtroom

Federal Judge Jonathan Goodman has ruled that news cameras, or any electronic devices, are prohibited from the courtroom as former President Donald Trump is...

Elon Musk Threatens to Give NPR’s Twitter Handle Away

"Our policy is to recycle handles that are definitively dormant. Same policy applies to all accounts. No special treatment for NPR."

NPR ‘Government-Funded Media’ Twitter Label Removed

Elon Musk reportedly emailed companies tagged with the distinction directly to alert them of the decision to remove the label.

Buck Sexton: ‘Factual Statement’ to Call NPR ‘Government-Funded Media’

"I think now they're calling it publicly-funded media, which anyone could agree is a factual statement, that they are publicly funded at some level."

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Pat McAfee Says He’s Not Interested In Being Part Of ESPN’s Monday Night Football Booth

"I am not supposed to be a color commentator for football. That is something I've decided. I had a chance to try it a couple of times. I hated it and got bored."

Pardon the Interruption Celebrating 25th Anniversary With Hour Long Special

"Tony and Mike have been doing PTI for 25 years, and the reason it still works is pretty simple — fans trust them."

David Yadgaroff Inducted Into KYW Newsradio Hall of Fame

"He has been a tremendous advocate for KYW, its journalists and its role in this community. This honor is a fitting recognition of a career defined by leadership, mentorship and an unwavering belief in the power of local radio.”

Dan Le Batard Questions If Joe Buck, NFL Wanted Change With Troy Aikman on Monday Night Football

"If Joe Buck did want to break up with Troy Aikman and try to keep everything good there, my guess is the way that Joe Buck would do that is just the way that it happened."