The Latest
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There's Another New York Knicks Watch Party In AlbanyWhere can you watch The Knicks this Saturday night with a bunch of other Knicks fans?
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Dozen Capital Region Teams head to State SemifinalsThe season continues for local baseball, softball, boys and girls lacrosse teams across the 518.
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Big Name Comic Coming To The 5-1-8 Later This YearPete Davidson is coming to Albany in September!
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Albany Faces Its Most Intense Stretch of Summer Weather YetWith temperatures surging toward 100.
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Summer in the City Returns to the Palace Theatre with Eight Free Movie EventsMovies, ice cream, and more
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Few People Know About This Beautiful Swimming Beach Tucked Away in Charlton, NYBut now the secret's out
What's Happening
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This Day In Music HistoryWeekdays at 1230pm, Bill Williams presents This Day In Music History... a look at music and news events that happened on that day.
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Come Work with UsWe're hiring!
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Cool Song Of The DayWeekdays at 430pm, John Gabriel digs into our library to play his Cool Song Of The Day.
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Guess Who SPAC July 14 2026The Takin' It Back Tour featuring THE GUESS WHO with special guest DON FELDER
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Herzog Law FirmListen Saturday mornings from 8am-830am for The Estate and Medicaid Planning Hour with Herzog Law Firm.
Classic Hits History
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June 12th is National Red Rose Day!The rose is the birth flower for the month of June
— Bill Williams
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The Supremes were at #1 on June 12, 1965Back in my Arms Again would top the Billboard Singles Chart for 1 week
— Bill Williams
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The #1 song on June 11, 1977 belonged to KC & the Sunshine BandI’m Your Boogie Man, the group’s 4th straight #1, spent 1 week atop the Billboard Singles Chart
— Bill Williams
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Today we remember Brian Wilson, on the first anniversary of his passingThe founding member of the Beach Boys died on June 11, 2025
— Bill Williams
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June 10th Is Iced Tea Day!people began serving cold tea sometime during the 19th century
— Bill Williams
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Johnny Mathis & Deneice Williams at #1 on June 10, 1978Too Much, Too Little, Too Late would spend 1 week on top of the Billboard Singles chart
— Bill Williams
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Today we remember Ray Charles, on the 22nd anniversary of his passingCharles died on June 10, 2004 in Los Angeles, due to complications from liver disease.
— Bill Williams
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