In October, DCRTV reported that Brighter Media Group was selling Baltimore’s 1230 WRBS to BMax Media, owned by Julio Arquinio.
Shortly after the sale was announced Brighter Media Group applied to change the call letters to WFOA.
Today, the FCC approved the call letter change.
WRBS has a note from General Manager Steve Lawhon posted on their website that WRBS‘s programming Is available on 95.1 HD2 and the Bright-FM app.
See update from February 7th.
Due to budget cuts, Alpha Media’s WFLS has cut morning co-host Tiffany Kay…
WGTS (91.9) announced today that morning show co-host Summer Shepherd will move to afternoon drive, beginning….
After more than six decades on the air, WCWM (90.9 FM) in Williamsburg has canceled its license, bringing an end to one of….
100.7 The Bay (WZBA) was off the air this morning because of an internet outage, just days before the Baltimore classic rock station is expected to sign off for good. DCRTV has been told the station’s final day under Shamrock Communications Is expected….
105.9 WMAL has promoted fill-in host Derek Hunter to afternoons….
WRNR officially launched today, bringing independent rock to the Annapolis area on 93.5 FM, 810 AM, and streaming at WRNR.com….