Mike McConnell says the former Reds TV broadcaster will take over WLW-AM mornings after he retires Friday.

WLW-AM's morning host for the past 10 years reflects on his 50 years in radio, mostly on Cincinnati airwaves, and the changes in talk radio.

Over 300 public TV stations could air WCET-TV's one-hour Cincinnati Pops concert program with Steves introducing popular classical works from seven European nations.

Cincinnati radio veteran back working again for broadcasting executive Randy Michaels to tweak the playlist for songs from the late 1960s, '70s and early '80s.

The Syracuse University graduate has “covered every sport imaginable” for Hearst’s NBC station in Fort Myers, Fla.

Fifty years in radio — the last 10 as WLW-AM morning host — "is enough," McConnell told listeners Wednesday.

The newest statue outside Great American Ball Park honoring the longtime Reds announcer will face Joe Morgan and Pete Rose statues.

Ten Cincinnati Reds games — and maybe more — will be broadcast on WXIX-TV and other over-the-air stations throughout "Reds Country" this year, something the team hasn't done for more than 25 years.

The Oscar-winning actor plays a dual role as rival crime bosses in the 1950s-era movie filmed here in 2023.

Race Street at Liberty Street, the starting point for the annual Findlay Market Opening Day Parade, will be designated "Jim Scott Way" March 25 in honor of the longtime morning radio host.