Old Portland might be dying in the streets, but it's alive and well on the airwaves. In 1968, KBOO, Portland's original community radio station, went on the air, injecting a sense of free-form ...

On any given morning, those who still tune in to KBOO 90.7 FM might hear stories from the perspectives of prison inmates, homeless people and bicycle advocates. But one of the topics the community ...

The FCC has overturned a decision by its Media Bureau and rescinded its OK of an application from the KBOO Foundation out of Portland, Ore., to build a noncommercial FM at 89.7 in Chehalis, Wash. Even ...

Community radio stations were key to spreading the message of the Occupy movement. By signing up, you confirm that you are over the age of 16 and agree to receive occasional promotional offers for ...

"I tried to stop, and wait and the guard would push me to keep going," the surviving prisoner of war recalled. "By the time we stopped to rest, he wasn't with us. "He's still MIA." The words from the ...

The biggest challenge community radio has today is being responsive. The web, digital delivery and video are just a few areas that tend to be places where stations need to give more attention. So, ...

KBOO-FM in Portland, Ore., has new leadership at the top and on its board after a station manager’s bid to revamp workplace practices at the eclectic left-leaning outlet met with heated resistance.

Another opportunity to get into the spirit of the Stumptown Comics Fest, coming up this weekend: Thursday morning, the radio show, "Words & Pictures" will be talking about the annual Portland comics ...

The staff at KBOO, Portland’s left-leaning community radio station, has voted overwhelmingly to unionize in response to scuffles with management. Earlier today, eight of the station’s nine paid ...

Imago Theatre and KBOO Community Radio have announced a multi-production radio theater series for 2021. First up is The Strange Case of Nick M. by Drew Pisarra, premiering on May 3 at 10PM on KBOO.