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K102’s Amy James another victim of iHeartMedia cuts

iHeartMedia is conducting national downsizing, resulting in the layoff of numerous local radio personalities across multiple U.S. markets.

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iHeartMedia has implemented national cuts affecting on-air talent in several regions. Impacted areas include Des Moines, where cuts hit three of four stations including K102 and WMT, as well as Davenport and Lexington.

In the Lehigh Valley, layoffs affected personalities at WAEB, B104, and WZZO. Coverage from The Des Moines Register, KCRG, and KCCI emphasizes the loss of local sports radio talent and community reaction.

The Morning Call and WFMZ.com highlight the removal of longtime sidekicks and popular morning hosts, while the Lexington Herald Leader notes the loss of the 'Officer Don and DeAnn' host. Future developments depend on the extent of the downsizing, as coverage indicates these are part of national cuts affecting various local stations.

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Which specific radio personalities or shows were mentioned?

Mentioned individuals and shows include K102's Amy James and the Lexington-based 'Officer Don and DeAnn'.

What cities have been affected by these layoffs?

Affected cities mentioned in the coverage include Des Moines, Davenport, Lexington, and those in the Lehigh Valley.

Which stations in Des Moines were impacted?

According to KCRG, local talent was wiped out at three of four Des Moines stations, with WMT and K102 specifically named in separate reports.

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