The owner of a Raleigh-based LPFM using the beloved "WKRP" call letters — made famous by a classic CBS prime-time sitcom that ...

That famous call sign currently is held by a low-power FM station in Raleigh, N.C. And while the station isn’t planning to give it up, it would be willing to share if the price is right. The licensee ...

Pillsbury’s communications lawyers have published the FCC Enforcement Monitor monthly since 1999 to inform our clients of ...

The Low Power FM Advocacy Group is worried that any changes made by the FCC to current broadcast ownership rules will hurt ...

Bell County’s first nonprofit public radio station, KTCP 98.7 FM, will celebrate its official launch with a daylong festival designed to bring the community together, something the radio station aims ...

BARCLAY — Showcasing the huge role local radio still plays, the smallest town in Queen Anne’s County is now home to a new community radio station with the launch of 98.3 The Seagull, a locally owned ...

RadioSisQ received a $50,000 grant from the Community Foundation of the North State to support the coalition of 12 new low-power FM radio licensees located in or serving Siskiyou County. The grant ...

Last Chance Public Radio Association president Jules Schoebel, left, stands by the association’s treasurer and secretary, Jerry Davis, in the new space for Last Chance Radio at Helena College on ...

Jack Black has signed on as an executive producer of “40 Watts From Nowhere,” a documentary about the 1990s-era Los Angeles pirate radio station KBLT and the low-power FM movement of the era. “Back in ...

PORT ARTHUR, Texas — A Port Arthur radio station is marking its 25th anniversary as the only low-power station serving the Golden Triangle area, continuing to make a significant impact on the local ...

When Allen Hartle first got interested in radio as a young man in 1979, working the graveyard shift at a Safeway in South Seattle, he never imagined his journey would lead to creating one of the most ...

Jack Stahle doesn’t listen to the radio much. The Western Iowa Tech Community College student said there are few options on the air that play music he likes — mainly heavy metal, or how he described ...