This Monday, WRVO FM 90 will broadcast a three-hour program tracing the music, arts, and history of America's first divided highway.

Once again this year, Syracuse area radio stations are out in full force at the New York State Fair.

Beginning this week, 570 WSYR's Jim Reith Show adds an additional hour of talk as the 5 o'clock hour switches from a mixture of news and features to Reith's talk format already in place during the 4 and 6 o'clock hours. Jim Reith made the transition to talk show host last year after working as a news anchor for WSYR since 1983.

Reggie Jordan has been named Vice President and General Manager for the group of Syracuse stations owned by Citadel Communictions.

Nationally syndicated newscaster Paul Harvey is back on the air broadcasting his daily five-minute morning newscast and afternoon Rest of the Story feature.

Local radio group Galaxy Communications may be looking for opportunities beyond Central New York.

The Coming Global Superstorm, a book by nationally syndicated late-night talk host Art Bell, is being turned into a movie by TBS.

Six months after walking off the Howard Stern Show over a contract dispute, the New York Post today reports that Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling would love to return to the show.

The syndicated financial advice show The Motley Fool Radio Show has been dropped by Cox Radio Syndication and is scheduled to cease production as of September 17.

In the latest Arbitron figures for Syracuse released last week, with an 11.1 share, Howard Stern's show broadcast on 95X (WAQX) tops the morning drive rankings.