WKRP is coming to Cincinnati — for real this time, according to the current owner of that call sign. It was made famous by “WKRP in Cincinnati,” the TV sitcom centered on a fictional radio station that ran from 1978 to 1982. A North Carolina-based nonprofit acquired the call sign from the Federal Communications Commission more than a decade ago. It's used for a low-power station based at the executive director's Raleigh home, but the nonprofit decided to sell it. Director D.P. McIntire tells The Associated Press that WKRP is going to Cincinnati but he isn't yet allowed to disclose more details.
CBS News says it's shutting down its radio news service after nearly a century of operation as part of a round of layoffs at the company. When it began operation in September 1927, the radio service was a precursor to the entire CBS network. It gave young executive William S. Paley his start and was the home of legendary broadcaster Edward Murrow’s reports from London during World War II. Today it is primarily known for its top-of-the-hour news roundups delivered to about 700 stations across the country. CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss said it will stop operating in May.
Louisville City FC announced it's renewing its broadcast partnerships with WDRB Media and ESPN Louisville.
Don Fischer doesn’t sound like a man who’s called more bad football than just about anyone in America.
For the first time in more than a year, Kentucky football fans have reason to believe their team is trending upward in SEC play.
The No. 15 Cardinals host California on Saturday night at L&N Stadium.
A game that looked daunting in the preseason suddenly feels like a toss-up.
The last time Louisville faced James Madison, it needed a strong second half to pull away.
When Louisville takes on Eastern Kentucky to open its 2025 football season — the third under head coach Jeff Brohm — it's easy to dismiss the game as a typical FCS warmup. But history says the Cardinals can't afford to overlook the Colonels.
This week, the degree of difficulty goes way down for the Wildcats, who welcome Ohio University to Kroger Field on Saturday.