After two months without a morning show, Syracuse active rock station 95X (WAQX) welcomes a new local morning team to replace Howard Stern’s syndicated show which the station dropped in late December. Guy “Beaner” Patton and Ken Heron, who were last paired together on the air in Birmingham, Alabama, aren’t looking to duplicate Stern’s show, instead opting for more shtick and less shock.

UTICA-ROME — On the heels of last month’s format switch at WUCL, comes word of several staffing changes at the Clear Channel cluster in Utica-Rome. [More »]

Howard Stern is back from his two week vacation, but not in the five markets where Citadel Communications had been broadcasting the shock jock’s show. [More »]

Today’s Howard Stern Show was peppered with talk throughout the morning of 95X’s recent decision to bail out of Stern’s syndicated show each morning at 10 a.m. [More »]

UTICA — While some may call Bill Keeler’s locally-produced television show, “The Keeler Show”, a clone of MTV’s popular “Jackass”, the former Rock 107 (WRCK) morning show host begs to differ. [More »]

Howard Stern is saying goodbye to the FCC and broadcast radio. The syndicated shock jock announced this morning that he has signed a five-year deal with Sirius Satellite Radio where he’ll oversee programming on three of the service’s channels and host his own morning show. [More »]

The Keeler Show, a local late night television program featuring Bill Keeler, has made its way to Syracuse. [More »]

Dick Carr continues to add affiliates to the roster of stations airing his weekly syndicated Big Bands Ballads & Blues. [More »]

Moravia native Diane Wade got her start in radio at Cornell University’s campus station. A couple of decades later, she’s still at it, serving up hits of the ’60s and ’70s at Oldies 92.1 as WSEN’s midday air personality. We go ‘Beyond the Studio’ with Diane to find out what makes her tick when the microphone is turned off. [More »]

With a uniformed police officer at his side, Ed Levine, head of Galaxy Communications, made a trip to Utica earlier this week to pick up the keys to the three stations his company previously owned. [More »]