Lincoln Ware

WDBZ-AM’s longtime talk host surprised to be considered since he has spent most of his career “working at low-power AM stations.”

Cincinnati to unveil "Lincoln Ware Way" in Avondale near old WCIN-AM on Friday, Sept. 29.

WLW-AM also nominated as a 'legendary station,' and WKRQ-FM up for 'large market station of the year.'

Everett Cork, who revived the R&B sound of old WCIN-AM with his Classic Vibes 1480CIN.com online radio station, died Sunday.The Kennedy Heights resident…

Lincoln Ware, long-time radio talk voice of the African-American community, often said in 2016 that "when Obama leaves, I leave."He's changed his…

Former DJ Everett Cork and news reporter Gina Ruffin Moore talk about the good old days of WCIN-AM (1480), one of the nation’s first stations for…

Before we welcome 2016, let’s look back at this year in TV, movies, radio and media from A to Z.A is for Antenna TV channel, which switched from low-power…

“The Buzz” is no more. After 15 years as the voice for African-Americans in Cincinnati, WDBZ-AM switched to gospel music late Thursday.Owner Radio One has…