WETA 90.9 FM changed to a classical music format at 8 p.m. on Monday, January 22 and is now the exclusive provider of classical music on the Greater Washington area radio airwaves through a ...

Washington radio station WGMS dropped the music of Mozart and Tchaikovsky yesterday after nearly six decades and replaced its classical format with tunes by Cheap Trick, Elton John and the Bee Gees in ...

After 35 years as Station Manager of Radio at Washington, D.C.’s noncommercial Classical station, Dan DeVany is retiring from WETA-FM. We now know who will be succeeding DeVany, starting March 1. Jim ...

The rumors had been swirling since December, but today WETA-FM officially announced that it will abandon its two-year old foray into news and talk radio in favor of returning to a classical music ...

WETA-FM listeners who had hoped to prevent the widely anticipated decision by the public broadcasting station's board of directors to drop classical music programs left its Shirlington offices ...

The switch several months ago from an NPR and news-talk format to all classical music at WETA 90.9 FM was swift and abrupt. In other words, not at all like public radio, which tends to agonize big ...

After 35 years as Station Manager of Radio at Washington, DC’s WETA, Dan DeVany is retiring. In his place, Jim Allison has been promoted to Vice President and General Manager of WETA Classical, ...

Non-commercial WETA(FM) in Washington might switch back to a classical format if commercial WGMS(FM), the city’s sole classical outlet, becomes the newest Red Zebra sports outlet when sold by ...

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For several years something distinctly odd has been happening to the classical music played on WETA-FM, the National Public Radio station I listen to in Washington, D.C. From time to time I've read ...

To stop a long slide in audience, WETA-FM in Washington, D.C., will adopt an all-news format Feb. 28 [2005]. With almost unanimous approval from its board of trustees, the station will add news ...