Urban Insite

Ratings coming Thursday at 5PM(ET): Baton Rouge, Biloxi-Gulfport-Pascagoula, Lafayette, LA, Louisville, New Orleans and Oklahoma City.

Offset has been ordered to complete 50 hours of community service for allegedly assaulting a security guard. Last November, Jim Leobardo Sanchez filed a civil lawsuit against the former Migos rapper, accusing him of assault, battery, and the intentional infliction of emotional distress. Lawyers alleged Offset – real name Kiari Cephus – had pushed Sanchez

The Dallas Morning News reports, Radio One’s acquisition of K104 and KRNB is nearly complete. Staff cuts are already underway. Two Dallas-area veterans lost their jobs as the deal closes. Keith Solis, APD/MD and afternoon host at Smooth R&B 105.7 KRNB, signed off July 16 after nineteen years at the station. His tenure included roles as local newscaster for the

Xperi’s DTS AutoStage is now reporting in-car AM/FM radio audiences in over 300 local U.S. markets from 6 million vehicles. In a first for the radio industry, the new data includes overnight ratings in all 300 markets. This week’s Cumulus Media | Westwood One Audio Active® group blog examines how AM/FM radio’s “big data” moment

Travis Scott and his crew allegedly got into a bottle-throwing fight at the exclusive private club Zero Bond on Saturday night. Page Six reported that the Sicko Mode rapper was watching 50 Cent perform at the New York City club when he suspected that another guest was filming him. The outlet claimed Scott approached the

The 2026 Radio and Records Awards to be held Sunday August 2 at BackStage Atlanta Located at 2505 Godby Road College Park GA 30349. Some Honorees include Robert “Kool” Bell of the Legendary Kool & the Gang (Duel Award) (Lifetime Achievement Award and Lifetime Legends Award) Maurice Starr (Duel Award) (Lifetime Achievement Award and Lifetime

To All of Urban Radio. Six years ago, we lost Congressman John Lewis. This weekend, we carry his fight forward. From July 17–19, communities across the country are coming together for the Good Trouble Lives On Weekend of Action — a nonpartisan, nonviolent mobilization to protect our sacred freedom to vote. The same spirit that

Broadcasters from 31 states traveled to Capitol Hill this week to urge Congress to pass the bipartisan AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, joining emergency managers, public safety officials and advocacy organizations in a coordinated effort to preserve AM radio in new vehicles. The advocacy campaign, organized by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), brought