Music and Radio

Moe's podcast was one of the shows brought to an end during MPR's latest round of budget cuts.

It's partly the result of cuts made by Minnesota Public Radio in recent weeks.

BIN launched in 21 markets nationwide, and will air on 93.3 FM in the Twin Cities.

Elvis Francois and William Robinson are becoming household names.

The latest cuts were announced on Tuesday.

The broadcaster and news service is under major budget pressure.

It's the first time it's been canceled in its history.

He's leaving the station to pursue other dreams.

Listeners can tune into The Current's Facebook page for three days of local lineups

Its parent company says it's facing the 'biggest financial test we've ever faced.'

If nobody gets it for a year or more, it's going to be huge.

The original shows were postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak.

They'll literally play "Da Turdy Point Buck" if you want.

Zucker was less than impressed when she realized.

Their first week off-air is April 20-24.

After 40 years at the "Good Neighbor," Lynch is riding the jet stream into retirement.

Big blows for the summer schedule in Minneapolis.

The festival at Canterbury Park was launched last year.

Money is rolling in for the Power Trip's popular Friday morning quiz.

The Twin Cities artist has self-quarantined for the past week.

The Current's annual festival will be held on Saturday, June 20.

Lambert will open the State Fair on the first Thursday.

Brian Zepp is returning to the station to take her place.

He'll play the Welch casino on July 18.