After more than three decades as a dominant Twin Cities radio presence, KQRS morning show host Tom Barnard will soon be stepping away from the microphone. Barnard announced the news on the KQ morning ...

In the April 25, 1986, edition of Radio & Records, a single sentence in the “AOR” section of the former trade publication noted a change in morning drive at a successful Rock station serving the Twin ...

Last Thursday, December 6, members of several communities of color met outside ABC’s KQRS-FM radio station in Minneapolis to protest race hate statements made by radio talk show personality Tom ...

Tom Barnard, one of the most popular broadcasters in Twin Cities history, announced last week that he’ll be stepping away from “The Tom Barnard Show” on Nov. 6, 2026, and handing the podcast over to ...

Cumulus lands Emmy Award-winning sportscaster and NBC NFL sideline reporter Michele Tafoya as co-host of the morning show on KQRS-FM in Minneapolis where she’ll join longtime morning man Tom Barnard.

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) - One of the most recognizable voices in Minnesota says he wants to be on the radio the rest of life. Since 1986, people have been tuning in to 92.5 FM to hear Tom Barnard start ...

Steve Gorman, former drummer for the Black Crowes, will be taking over for Tom Barnard on the "KQ Morning Show." The veteran musician, who starts his new gig Monday, is no stranger to KQRS listeners.

On Monday Twin Cities morning man Tom Barnard launched his daily podcast with Hubbard Radio. The Tom Barnard Morning Show will stream live from 7AM to 10AM (CT) and be available as a podcast with ...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — KQRS-FM morning show host Tom Barnard shrugged off criticism Tuesday over comments he made this summer that sparked protests from Hmong immigrants. “I will say what I want to say,” ...

A relatively new Twin Cities sports talk radio station on Monday debuted local programming featuring big industry names—but can it compete in a crowded market? The Ticket—which airs on 105.1, 105.3, ...