NEW YORK -- Disc jockey Don Imus, whose career was made and then undone by his acid tongue during a decades-long rise to radio stardom and an abrupt public plunge after a nationally broadcast racial ...

For every sports radio listener and critic who argues WFAN is on the decline or isn’t what it used to be, Joe Benigno agrees. Benigno recently made one of his regular appearances on The Jake Asman ...

Radio host Don Imus has reached a multimillion-dollar settlement with CBS and is in talks to return to radio, possibly at New York’s WABC-AM, which airs conservative talkers Sean Hannity and Rush ...

On July 1, 1987, the radio landscape changed forever and history was made as WFAN-AM signed on-air in New York City, providing Tri-state area sports fans with the first and only outlet to hear and ...

Radio talk show host Don Imus is battling stage II prostate cancer, which means it has not spread to the parts of his body, he divulged on air this morning. The 68-year-old radio host, who courts ...