Several longtime on-air hosts at Riverside’s 99.1 KGGI were cut as part of a wider wave of reductions at iHeartMedia, the nation’s largest radio operator. The article describes the local impact — the station now lacks familiar local hosts — and places the moves in the...
June 2026, BBC shuts down long wave radio service after almost a century
The BBC permanently switched off its long wave radio service (used by Radio 4) after nearly 100 years, citing aging technology and the high cost of maintaining a platform used by a shrinking audience. The corporation says programming will continue on FM, DAB and...
June 2026, The Jon Justice Show canceled amid iHeart layoffs
Alpha News reports that KTLK host Jon Justice’s program was canceled as part of a broader programming restructuring at iHeartMedia. The local conservative morning show — a long-running fixture in the market — ended amid a wave of job cuts and format changes affecting...
June 2026, KXNO’s Morning & Afternoon Shows: A Shocking End
Local sports broadcaster KXNO in Des Moines underwent a staffing restructure that resulted in the cancellation of its morning and afternoon shows and related layoffs. Hosts and producers were let go as part of a broader iHeartMedia consolidation affecting multiple...
June 2026, Hundreds of media jobs to go as TV advertising slumps
Summary: Southern Cross Media Group, which merged earlier with Seven West Media and owns major TV and radio assets, announced plans to cut 250–300 roles after a sharper-than-expected deterioration in the television ad market. Most reductions target mid- and...
June 2026, The Anaconda Leader shuts down after run of 55 years
Summary: The Anaconda Leader, a twice-weekly local newspaper serving southwest Montana for more than five decades, announced it has closed, ending its print and online operations. The owner cited rising operational costs and inflation pressures that made continued...
June 2026, Star Tribune cuts jobs, pursues nonprofit structure
Summary: The Minnesota Star Tribune announced a workforce reduction of about 15% combined through voluntary buyouts and targeted layoffs as part of a broader plan to transition toward a nonprofit ownership model. Executives framed the move as a restructuring to secure...
June 2026, Minnesota Star Tribune to lay off 15% of its workforce, publisher announces
The Bemidji Pioneer reports that the Minnesota Star Tribune announced a restructuring that will reduce staff by roughly 15%, affecting across-the-board roles though preserving core newsgathering reporters, photographers and videographers. The publisher framed the cuts...
May 2026, NPR cuts newsroom roles and offers buyouts as it reshapes operations
NPR announced reductions impacting its content division, including layoffs of newsroom staff and voluntary buyouts, as part of a broader cost-saving and reorganization plan. Leadership framed the moves as targeted reductions to address declining station fees and...
May 2026, Meta announces layoffs for over 1,300 employees in WA
KIRO 7 reports that Meta is cutting staff in Washington state, confirming layoffs affecting more than 1,300 employees. The story focuses on the local impact—staff reductions across engineering and operations roles in the region—and includes video coverage from the...
May 2026, The End of an Era: CBS News Radio Shuts Down After 100 Years
CBS News Radio announced it is closing after a century of operation. The piece frames the shutdown as a major contraction in legacy broadcast news, noting the loss of a long-standing audio news service that supplied stations nationwide. The article highlights concerns...
May 2026, 4AM Nightware: Meta lays off 8K employees
Meta initiated a major workforce reduction affecting roughly 10% of its global headcount—about 8,000 roles—part of a broader reorganisation to accelerate AI efforts and reduce complexity. Notifications were reportedly staggered by time zone, starting with Singapore,...
