Citadel Broadcasting could be forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection early next year, unless it can form a deal with creditors by mid-January.  The owner of more than 200 radio stations — including four in Syracuse — admitted that possibility in a quarterly filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday. [More »]

CHICAGO – Longtime news commentator Paul Harvey died in Arizona on Saturday, according to the Associated Press.  He was 90.  A spokesperson for ABC Radio Networks says Harvey died surrounded by his family. [More »]

A former WSYR employee tells CNYRadio.com that the Clear Channel news/talker has dropped legendary broadcaster Paul Harvey from their daily lineup. He also appears to be missing from the station’s website. (If you go to www.570wsyr.com and hover your mouse over “Shows” in the menu, Harvey’s name is gone.) [More »]

An unfortunate explanation for radio legend Paul Harvey’s extended time away from the broadcast booth over the past several weeks.  His wife, Lynne, passed away Saturday morning at the age of 92.  According to ABC News, Lynne Harvey had been battling leukemia for about a year.  Paul Harvey’s syndicated content can be heard locally on affiliates WSYR in Syracuse, WATN in Watertown and WMSA in Massena.

Nationally syndicated newscaster Paul Harvey is back on the air broadcasting his daily five-minute morning newscast and afternoon Rest of the Story feature. [More »]

82-year-old broadcast legend Paul Harvey returned to the microphone today. His brief appearance on his noon newscast is Harvey’s first since May when he came down with a bad case of laryngitis. Saying that “the rusty pipes are being renewed… I’m so eager to return”, it’s still not clear when he’ll be back for good. Harvey is heard locally on 570 WSYR.

Paul Harvey, who has been off the air for a couple of months due to severe laryngitis, is expected to be away from the microphone for at least another six weeks. [More »]

Nationally syndicated commentator Paul Harvey, who has spent the past several weeks off the air recovering from a bout with laryngitis, hopes to be back in the saddle in a few weeks. In a letter sent to affiliates yesterday Harvey says, “The good news is that the voice is returning gradually. The bad news is that it is not yet the broadcast quality that ABC affiliates deserve.” Unofficial word is that Harvey is not likely to return before June 25. Paul Harvey’s news and commentary can be heard locally on 570 WSYR.