One of local talk radio’s most distinctive voices has hung up his mike after 38 years on WOAI. Bud “Rosebud” Little, whose vintage, deep-throated delivery always recalled a radio era gone by, retired ...
San Antonio businessman Hugh Halff Jr., whose family owned and operated WOAI Radio and TV and who led several firms, among them one listed on the American Stock Exchange, died Monday at age 76. He was ...
Part of a downtown building that was the longtime home of the WOAI radio and television stations is slated to be demolished to make way for a 29-story hotel and condominium tower. The city’s Historic ...
SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--“Crisis in the Classroom,” Sinclair Broadcast Group’s national education franchise, today announced it will host a panel discussion, “Crisis in the Classroom: Texas ...
This week, Time Warner Cable San Antonio customers are able to utilize the company’s Start Over technology for all of the broadcaster’s news programs. Time Warner Cable’s Start Over technology allows ...
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Mariza Mendoza Returns to WOAI in San Antonio
Mariza Mendoza has returned to San Antonio NBC affiliate WOAI as a morning anchor after a few months away. “It's official!
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