KISW-FM (99.9) has reshuffled its lineup with some new on-air hosts being added and some longtime personalities leaving. The Entercom-owned rock station is keeping Howard Stern's syndicated program on ...

SNOQUALMIE, Wash. — KISW 99.9 FM is the winner of BEST RADIO STATION in 2019's Best of Western Washington viewers poll. For the last three years, KISW, Seattle's long-lived rock radio station, goes ...

Entercom rocker 99.9 KISW in Seattle will present Live Day for the second year on November 22. Both BJ & Migs (AM Drive) and The Mens Room (PM Drive), shows will be completely live, including ...

For years Seattle radio listeners have wondered "why isn't Howard Stern on locally?" Radio station executives have pondered how Stern, one of the best-known syndicated radio hosts, might do if he were ...

Less than a year after tweaking its format to a more classic hits sound, rock station KISW-FM (99.9) has changed again. Under the promo slogan "the rock is back," KISW will now feature "up-tempo, hard ...

Popular rock-radio disc jockey Jolene will leave KISW (99.9 FM) after 11 years of service there in the prime 6 pm-10 pm slot. During her time there, she had worked her way up to the station’s music ...

Entercom Rocker KISW-FM Seattle, in partnership with Mischief Distillery, are presenting Worker’s No. 9 Vodka, “made for the workingman.” With a portion of the net proceeds benefiting the Washington ...

Seattle Entercom station KISW(FM) has partnered with Mischief Distillery in the Fremont area of Seattle to create Worker’s No. 9 Vodka. With a portion of the net proceeds benefiting the Washington ...

Entercom Communications has unveiled a new programming leadership structure for its central programming team. “This enhanced leadership team will supplement our premium content offering throughout our ...

KISW hosts Steve Migs (BJ & Migs morning show) and Thee Ted Smith (The Men's Room afternoon show) joined this week's Hot Topics panel for a lively discussion about a number of interesting headlines ...

Kevin Eacret still has a photograph from his childhood of him signing the bottom of a KISW boat. “That was my favorite boat back then,” said Eacret, who lives in Snohomish. “I used to drive my friends ...