Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

FOX 5 Partners with Radio One Atlanta for Audio Simulcast


WHTA-FM-HD2 (Hot 107.9 HD2) in Atlanta
WHTA-FM-HD2 (Hot 107.9 HD2) in Atlanta

WAGA-TV (FOX 5) partners with Radio One in Atlanta to launch a 24-hour audio simulcast channel of the television station's streaming content. WHTA-HD2 (Hot 107.9 HD2) is now the home of non-stop content provided by FOX 5's digital properties. With this partnership, HOT 107.9 HD2 will simulcast over 100 hours of unique, locally produced content including 75+ hours of live local news, 6.5 hours of original sports programming and 10 hours of lifestyle content.

FOX 5's Senior Vice President and General Manager Bill Schneider stated, "Our team at FOX 5 is constantly seeking out new ways to deliver our news, weather, sports and lifestyle programming to north Georgia consumers in whatever way is most convenient for them. Making our streaming audio available to radio listeners is an important part of that effort and we're grateful to the professionals at Radio One Atlanta for helping to make that happen."

"We have had an excellent partnership with Fox 5," added Radio One Atlanta Operations Manager Derek Harper. "Streaming their local news content on our HOT 107.9 HD2 channel will bring even more original content to our listeners."

The HD radio channel will deliver the audio from FOX 5's livestream that is currently available on FOX5Atlanta.com, the FOX 5 Atlanta mobile app, the FOX Local Connected TV app and several FAST channels.

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

Salem Media to Be Acquired by WaterStone
Salem Media
Salem Media
Salem Media has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by The Christian Community Foundation, a move that will take the company private and support its long-term growth across broadcast and digital platforms. Under the terms of the deal, WaterStone will purchase all outstanding shares of More

The Ticket Dallas Expands KickAround for World Soccer
KTCK (Sportsradio 96.7 and 1310 The Ticket) Dallas
KTCK (Sportsradio 96.7 and 1310 The Ticket) Dallas
Cumulus Media's KTCK (Sportsradio 96.7 and 1310 The Ticket) Dallas will again expand its soccer-focused program, "The KickAround," into a nightly show during the 2026 World Soccer tournament, delivering 36 shows and 44 hours of original programming. The coverage will run from June More

WGN News Anchor Sylvia Snowden Wins Lisagor Award
Sylvia Snowden
Sylvia Snowden
WGN Radio news anchor Sylvia Snowden has received a "Best Investigative Reporting" honor at the Peter Lisagor Awards, presented by the Chicago Headline Club. Snowden was recognized for an investigation into a high-profile TikTok personality and party promoter who organized a large West Side gathering More
Advertisement

FCC Seeks Comment on Connoisseur Ownership
Federal Communcations Commission (FCC)
Federal Communcations Commission (FCC)
The FCC has issued a Public Notice seeking comment on a petition filed by Connoisseur Media Holdco, Inc. requesting approval for increased foreign ownership. In the notice, released May 8, 2026, the FCC established a pleading cycle for the proposal, with comments due June 8 and replies due June 23. More

Seaboard Expands Country Lineup with ''Studio 39''
''Studio 39''
''Studio 39''
Seaboard Networks has expanded its country programming lineup with the addition of "Studio 39 with Steve Bauer," a new weekly show available to stations nationwide on a barter basis. The announcement comes just a week after the company unveiled plans to launch "Amped Up Country" over Memorial Day More

Bill & Giuliana Rancic Launch New Podcast
Bill and Giuliana The Podcast
Bill and Giuliana The Podcast
iHeartPodcasts has launched "Bill and Giuliana: The Podcast," a new weekly series hosted by longtime television personalities Bill Rancic and Giuliana Rancic. The podcast features candid conversations that blend humor and personal insight, with each episode exploring widely searched and often unspoken More

Return to Menu

Advertisement

Subscribe to our Newsletter
Radio news and headlines delivered right to your e-mail box -- and it's free.

Advertisement

Advertisement