Industry News

The Texas Radio Hall of Fame (TRHOF) has officially announced its 50 nominees for the 2026 induction class, and KTSU 90.9FM’s very own Pam Wells is among the distinguished honorees!  Affectionately known as "The Vivacious One," Pam Wells hosts Vintage Classics every Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on The Choice. A legendary voice, music historian, and trailblazing broadcaster, Pam has spent decades preserving Black music legacy and uplifting audiences across […]

Radio broadcasters from across Texas—including DFW, Houston, and the Rio Grande Valley—recently traveled to Washington, D.C., joining the Texas Association of Broadcasters to advocate for lawmakers to keep AM radio standard in all new vehicles.  Local radio is an essential lifeline. During severe weather, emergency evacuations, and unexpected power outages, AM and FM broadcast signals remain the most reliable way to stay informed and safe—no subscription, internet data, or cell signal required. Yet, despite nearly 90% of […]

For more than 50 years, the Texas Radio Hall of Famer has built a career rooted in music, community, and the relationships that make radio personal. By Jessi FosterKTSU 90.9 FM If you've spent any time listening to radio in Houston over the past several decades, chances are you've heard the voice of Uncle Funky Larry Jones. It's the kind of voice that's instantly recognizable. Smooth and familiar. The kind […]

June 30, 2026 A monumental new chapter has officially arrived for public radio. Four years in the making, Black public radio now has a powerful, collective national voice with the formal launch of the Black Public Radio Network (BPRN). Standing at the forefront of this historic milestone is our very own General Manager, Ernest Walker, who is proudly leading the charge alongside 15 dynamic founding stations from across the country. […]