99.1 Joy FM wins auction for KDHX with $8.75 million bid, double an early offer. 0 Comments Share this. ... KDHX in St. Louis to stop broadcasting live content amid financial troubles.

The Christian radio group, which operates two other stations in the St. Louis area, bid $8.75 million in a recent bankruptcy ...

The St. Louis-based marketing company, which is now part of a Cleveland communications firm, has promoted a new leader.

KUNM’s longtime General Manager Richard Towne is retiring at the end of this month after 30 years leading the station. The station's new general manager, Jeff Pope, arrived in Albuquerque last week.

Vladimir Noskov—former DJ, gonzo journalist, and regular on The Howard Stern Show in its heyday— died May 6 in his apartment ...

The sale to Joy FM still has to be approved by the Federal Communications Commission, which is a lengthy process, and additional objections can be made later. Representatives of KDHX have indicated in ...

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An attempt by a group of terminated associates and non-paid workers linked to the troubled St. Louis community-focused eclectic noncommercial music station has failed. However, a debtor's motion ...

What began as an attempt to sell St. Louis’ KDHX to a national Christian broadcast network turned into a high-stakes, court-supervised auction that more than doubled the original sale price and ...

In a statement, LOVE of KDHX wrote, “We believe that 88.1 KDHX exists to serve the whole community and to be the unique voice of that community. Along with all of St. Louis, we are devastated at ...