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Reception to celebrate new WBA Hall of Fame
Your WBA Hall of Fame is now available in a newly renovated, more expansive location in the Hilton Milwaukee and a reception is scheduled for April 2 to celebrate it. The reception is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m….
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New education debt relief grant added to WBA Foundation
Your WBA Foundation is adding the Eric Miller PantherVision Education Debt Relief Grant as the third such grant available to Wisconsin broadcasters looking to reduce their debt from post-secondary education. The grant is available to television news producers, photojournalists, or…
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Four to be awarded scholarships during Student Forum at Lambeau
Four scholarships will be given out during the WBA Student Forum at Lambeau Field on Feb. 28 to students studying broadcasting in Wisconsin. Learn more about the WBA Student Scholarship program and apply here. The recipients are: Lexi Hull Lexi…
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Join young broadcasters for ‘Coffee, Critiques, and Community’
Join your fellow young broadcasters (within the first years of working in the profession) for professional development through conversation, helpful critiques, and getting your questions answered at Lambeau Field on Saturday, Feb. 28. Schedule:9-9:30 a.m. Coffee and networking9:30 am. –…
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Agenda announced for 2026 Student Forum at Lambeau Field
The agenda for the 2026 Student Forum at Lambeau Field on Feb. 28 is available now! The keynote address will be delivered by Bill Jartz, legendary WBAY-TV anchor and PS announcer for the Green Bay Packers. Watch for updates as…
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State, national leader in broadcast engineering to retire
A chief engineer with a 29-year career at a Madison TV station, WBA Hall of Famer, and leader in broadcast engineering will retire in September. Leonard Charles, known to most people as Chuck, worked at WISC-TV as the director of…
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Madison radio station raises money for breast cancer charities
A Madison radio station raised more than $8,000 for breast cancer charities by hosting an inner tube ride down the Sugar River. The “Boob Toob” event was held in June by WJJO at the Sweet Minihaha Campground in Brodhead. Participants each…
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State Bar to hold free legal workshop for reporters
The State Bar of Wisconsin is holding a free reporters’ legal workshop for members of the Wisconsin media Sept. 8 from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. at the State Bar, 5302 Eastpark Boulevard, in Madison. Participants will learn about new tools to…
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Rep. Sensenbrenner proposes music licensing database
Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner introduced a proposal this week to establish a database of licensing information for musical works and sound recordings. The Transparency in Music Licensing Ownership Act is meant to help anyone using music look up the licensing status…
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Milwaukee radio stations collect five trucks of bottled water for flood victims
A group of Milwaukee radio stations helped flood victims in southeast Wisconsin by collecting five large semis full of bottled water. iHeartMedia Milwaukee’s six radio stations started the effort after flash floods contaminated water wells leaving many residents in areas…
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Man involved in getting first TV station in Madison on the air dies
A Madison man involved in getting the first TV station in the city on the air has died. Herbert P. Jordan moved to Madison in 1953 and went to work for WKOW-TV, where he helped get the station on the…
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Radiothon helps charities serving children
Two Beaver Dam radio stations broke a record raising $126,852 through a radiothon for ten charities serving children. The 20th annual WBEV-WXRO Children’s Radiothon started 6 a.m. June 22 and ended 27 hours later. It raised money through an on-air…
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Monona LPFM listeners can ‘adopt a watt’
A Monona low-power FM radio station is encouraging listeners to “adopt a watt” as part of its first ever fundraiser. The Friends of WVMO is selling naming rights for each of its 100 watts. A watt can be ‘adopted’ and…
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WPR host retires after 44 years in radio
Wisconsin Public Radio host Kathleen Dunn is retiring after a 44 year career in radio. She was at WPR for 24 years. During her career, Dunn conducted more than 10,000 interviews including conversations with Maya Angelou, Ken Burns and Studs…
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Miles named GM at Wausau TV station
A 25-year veteran broadcaster is coming to Wisconsin to become general manager of a Wausau TV station. Curtis Miles comes to Quincy Media-owned ABC affiliate WAOW-TV from WLS Chicago, where he is vice president of creative services and local programming….
