This story, chronicling the notorious newscasts on popular CKLW-AM, ran in the Free Press Sunday magazine Jan. 28, 1973. It has been edited for length and content. The tabloid approach to covering the ...

In the world of Top 40 radio, Rosalie Trombley was a trailblazer – one of the few women to hold a broadcast executive position in an industry that was essentially a boys-only club. Blessed with an ...

A mid-century modern building along Windsor's waterfront that played a major role in both the spread of Motown music and the early days of Canadian broadcasting is a step closer to getting heritage ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Robert Nelson, the head of the history department at the University of Windsor, says the former CKLW and the current CBC building ...

Rosalie Trombley, the golden-eared tastemaker who became one of North America’s most powerful radio programmers, died Tuesday of complications from Alzheimer’s disease, her family said. She was 82. As ...

A prominent voice of morning radio in Windsor and Essex County is signing off for the last time. After 38 years with AM800 CKLW, Lisa Williams, 57, says goodbye to the station and her dedicated ...