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Northeast Ohio AM Radio Station Goes Silent
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Northeast Ohio AM Radio Station Goes Silent
WCUE’s tight directional pattern, shown for its daytime pattern. From the RadioLand app. In northeast Ohio, a longtime AM station has gone silent after owner Family Stations sold the property for its six-tower antenna array. WCUE(AM) 1150 is licensed to Cuyahoga Falls. It broadcast from a 38-acre site just outside the boundaries of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, operating 5 kW daytime and 500 watts at night. Family Stations filed a special …
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