Stacy Lyn Joins Red Apple's Worldwide News Network

RADIO ONLINE | Monday, June 29, 2026 | 4:56pm CT

Stacy Lyn

Red Apple Audio Networks continues to expand its Worldwide News Network (WWNN), announcing the addition of veteran broadcast journalist and former CBS Radio News anchor Stacy Lyn just five weeks after the network's launch.

Lyn brings more than 30 years of broadcast journalism experience to the 24/7 radio news service, including coverage of the White House, Congress, national elections and major breaking news events. During her career, she has earned numerous honors, including an Edward R. Murrow Award for Overall Excellence, a Gracie Award and an Associated Press Award for Outstanding Newscast.

"Stacy Lyn is exactly the kind of broadcast news anchor we set out to recruit when we launched the Worldwide News Network," said Lee Harris, Senior Vice President of News & Programming for Red Apple Media. "She is a proven broadcaster with tremendous credibility and a long track record of delivering breaking news and major stories with accuracy, clarity, and professionalism."

Lyn said WWNN's commitment to factual, agenda-free journalism made the opportunity appealing. "I'm thrilled to join the Worldwide News Network at such an exciting moment in its growth," she said. "The commitment to real reporting, factual journalism, and delivering breaking news without agenda is what drew me to this opportunity."

Lyn joins a growing roster of former CBS Radio broadcasters at WWNN, including Michael Wallace, Cooper Lawrence, Bill Rehkopf and Matt Pieper, as Red Apple Audio Networks continues to build its national news operation.

Red Apple Media President Chad Lopez said the latest addition reinforces the company's commitment to creating a premier radio news service.

"From day one, our goal has been to build a world-class news organization staffed by the most trusted voices in radio journalism," Lopez said. "The addition of Stacy Lyn further strengthens what has already become one of the most impressive news teams in network radio."