CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. – The man charged with murder, assault and more in the violent attack that killed a WWJ-AM radio news anchor and hurt his girlfriend and children last year has pleaded no ...

WWJ-AM reporter and anchor Mike Campbell has died, according to the all-news radio station. An announcement on the station's website said that Campbell, 65, died on June 8. No cause of death was given ...

A plan to turn the vacant 1936 art deco WWJ Radio transmitter building into a new Union Joints restaurant has left a bad taste with Oak Park officials years after the project was announced. Now the ...

The corporate owner of radio stations WXYT-FM (97.1) "The Ticket" and WWJ-AM (950) is doing a bankruptcy reorganization, citing a nationwide decline in advertising revenue. Audacy, the country’s ...

Eastpointe police are not releasing any information about an early-morning robbery at Kelly’s Pharmacy that was reported by WWJ-950 radio Thursday morning. Eastpointe police confirmed that there was a ...

After the brutal September attack that left Audacy Detroit News/Talk WWJ-AM 950 anchor Jim Matthews dead and his family traumatized, the fate of the man accused of his murder has been decided.

Philadelphia-based Audacy Inc., a radio company with multiple Detroit stations including WWJ 950-AM and sports-talk behemoth 97.1 The Ticket, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Audacy, which owns ...

CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WXYZ) - A Detroit radio news anchor and father of two is dead after an apparent domestic dispute that left his life partner and children ...

A Pontiac man entered a guilty plea in the slaying of a former radio broadcaster and attempted killing of his long-time companion and one of their children in a Chesterfield Township home that ensures ...

The man accused of killing WWJ radio overnight anchor Jim Matthews by bludgeoning him with a hammer and slitting his throat will go to prison for the rest of his life for the murder and related ...

r/jg me of the radio industry in the United States has been the most remarkable achievement . . . starting from a single broadcasting station in 1920—the pioneer station KDKA in Pittsburgh. . . .