Williams appears to be one of 200 or more Audacy employees laid off this week, according to Billboard.com. J.R. Cruz, another ...

Two well-known radio hosts in Wichita will be leaving the airwaves after a round of layoffs within head company Audacy.

Audacy, the radio broadcast and podcasting company that emerged from bankruptcy last fall, is laying off about 200 employees.

"Thank you, Wichita. Thank you to all the listeners that listened to 'The Morning Cruz,'" he said. "I'll end with what I ended the show with: you don't have to be great to start, but you have to start ...

Audacy has laid off 200 employees, with the cuts coming across the radio company, from on-air personalities to accounting and ...

You’ll no longer hear the voice of Greg “The Hitman” Williams on your morning drive. In a Facebook post on Friday, the radio ...

Some local radio show hosts in Kansas City have announced their departures on their respective Facebook pages following ...

Around 100 employees received layoff notices on Thursday, and more than 300 could be let go by mid-March, according to ...

According to reporting Thursday from Barrett Media and Radio Insight, layoffs were also being reported at Audacy stations elsewhere in the country, including in Wichita, Boston, Minneapolis ...

Layoffs at a nationwide radio broadcaster resulted in two well-known Kansas City morning shows being shut down.

Hundreds gathered in downtown Wichita Saturday afternoon to voice their concerns over various government policies.