• Hardly Amateurs: Amateur (HAM) Radio Team Tapped to Manage Information Radio Services for California Town.
• Opioids, a Real Emergency: Topic Now Allowed for Broadcast on Info Stations.
• Radio's the Rock: A Steadfast Fixture on the Digital Dashboards of "Connected Cars."
• NYC Weather: Mostly Missing.

• Starting from Ash; Gatlinburg upgrades warning systems to include innovative emergency radio stations, warning sirens and special signage.
• Florida City to Launch All-Creole Information Radio Station
  North Miami Beach First to Utilize TIS to Transmit Safety Advisories to Non-English-Speaking Residents.
• Transmitter Prices Literally Dropping
  Company Removes Middle Man, Lower Prices
• Fun Fotos from the Field

• Eclipse Excesses Expected; But authorities vow that the public's safety will not be overshadowed.
• No Phishing Allowed? Are internet threat messages appropriate in a TIS broadcast?
• Pirates Face Headwinds; The FCC is attempting to sink radio pirates one by one.

• Getting Emergency Notifications to Drivers - without Distraction
  Los Alamos County First EMA to Roll Out New ENcast Service.
• Calling in Air Support; Arizona DOT taps portable info radio station to keep motorists informed on fires.
• FCC: Please think inside the box; The Commission puts petitions for "TIS on FM" and "30-watt TIS" on the shelf.
• Emergency Alert System; Radio is a "go to" medium in emergencies.

• Just-in-Time" Visitor Information: Special events and venues rely on radio to relay info to visitors just as they arrive.
• Where to you park, when you reach the Park? Grand Canyon National Park gives visitors critical parking directions by radio, as they approach the South Rim.
• A Page Out of Time? In Quakertown, PA, it's about keeping everyone on the same page.

• EM Broadcasts Boosted Bigly: FCC Approves Enhanced Signal Coverage for Two More Emergency Management Agencies
• Radio is vital: New FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Compares Medium to Proverbial Tortoise in Race vs High-Tech Hare
• Tme to check in to see what condition your radio station's condition is in.
• Emails to The Source: Info radio roams Iowa. Don't bank on tech. Weather Warning Fix a True Team Effort

• Cold Standoff at Standing Rock: North Dakota Health Agency Deploys Resources to Protect Protestors, Press and Public Safety from Winter's Wrath.
• Hospital Heads-Up: Security must be vigilant Inside and out.
• Radio Roars Back! Continues to Dominate even Young Dashboards.

• Health Officials Prepare for Zika
• Weather Radio No Longer the Same/S.A.M.E.

• Inspiring Interpretation at Herbert Hoover National Historic Site.
• New Portable LIGHTNING LED Message Sign Available Soon.
• Michigan Airport Uses TIS to Share Pilot-Ground Communications.

• Information Radio Station Assists Community during Blue Cut Fire.
• Virginia DOT Upgrades HARs.
• Grainger Adds Emergency/Health Info Radio Station to Online Catalog.

• Coastal Community Readies Emergency Stations for Storm Duty.
• KCVG & MEM Airports Upgrade TISs.
• New EAS Codes Coming from NWS.
• AAIRO Comments on FCC AM Revitalization.

• National Park Service Installs 2 Info Stations in Hawaii.
• Arcola, IL, Attracts Visitors with Info Radio.

• University of Nevada Broadcasts Text Alerts to Motorists On-Air.
• Michigan DOT First with High Quality HARs.
• FCC Entreaty to Report Pirates Promptly.

• FCC Approves New TIS Improvements.
• A Fair Question; South Florida Fair Uses Radio to Speak to 500,000 patrons.

• Operators in the East prepare blizzard broadcasts.
• A new ultra-portable changeable message sign makes its appearance.
• The FCC calls for comments on revitalizing AM-band radio.

• Safety agencies disseminate incident info instantly with VoiceStar.
• TIS Beauty Competition.
• When is interference not really interference?
• Info radio frequencies continue to be available almost everywhere except big cities.

• Montecito Fire Protection District engages all available technology to keep residents safe during "Gibraltar Incident" fire.
• New FCC rule changes will benefit public safety, emergency managers.
• The world's first full-bandwidth TIS transmitters are on the air.
• Nation's premier emergency management expo plays Las Vegas.

• FCC approves "mega-sized" info station, granting AGREM in PA 3 waivers.
• Station WRCR wreaks havoc in NY?

• Studies rank radio #1 for local info with motorists.
• FCC rules regarding weather broadcasts remain cloudy.

• National Parks task TIS to interpret & inform.
• El Nino on the horizon.
• TIS filters' historic debut.
• Remote site transmission analyzer debuts.

• Grand Prix West acquires RadioSTAT and changeable message signs for annual event.
• Information Station Specialists debuts High Quality (HQ) TIS/HAR transmitter & filter.
• Hudson County acquires surprising ally in its quest to install a 100-watt info station.

• Cities unserved by broadcasters fill need with Information Radio.
• FCC permits filtering to improve TIS audio quality.
• Pennsylvania agency asks FCC to boost antenna height and range.

• New England towns maintain constant contact with citizens by radio, even as snow stacks up and power goes down.

• 2 Flight 93 Memorial stations help motorists find the 9/11 crash site.
• InfoRadio Format aids prep of non-emergency broadcasts.

• Tennessee Public Health employs portable emergency advisory radio for student lock-downs and other emergencies.
• FCC ruling makes life difficult for New York top-of-band TISs.

• Penn Turnpike hosts TISs for new Flight 93 Memorial.
• Orange County CA toll road authority tells motorists how to pay tolls in arears.
• In-car radio listening ranks well compared to cell phones, in new studies.

• Tahoe routes residents away from frightening California King Fire.
• Health and emergency officials prepare with emergency advisory radio for possible Ebola and ISIS crises.

• Health officials plan with RadioSTAT for possible Ebola outbreak.
• California quake & flood test Info Radio services.
• Agreement among Commenters that TIS audio filters should be wider.

• Beach towns prepare for 2014 hurricane & flood season.
• FCC reply comments encouraged for improved TIS sound.
• Potential interference in NYC area.

• San Marcos, CA, uses RadioSTAT Portable Radio Station to inform motorists in wildfire evacuation.
• After 37 years, the FCC offers some clarity on what operators may say on TISs.
• NOAA "Weather Radio" station provides hot and cold performance similar to the very weather it forecasts.

• Naperville, IL, adopts the latest Info Station technology & others doing the same.
• FCC asks for comments on “wider” audio filters.
• What FCC Chairman Wheeler has to say about broadcasting weather forecasts.
• Recap: Public Health Summit “POD” demo a success.

• RadioSTAT tapped to provide real-world radio broadcast instructions to preparedness summit participants.
• Hudson County petitions FCC for more wattage.
• Idyllwild California radio station profile.

• Winter storms hammer the East & West while info radio shines.
• NJ signal monitored in Sweden.
• Teen-designed emergency signs go on line.

• HOAs & CDDs turn to micro radio stations to inform and notify.
• NY's national weather radio station disappeared, reappeared, then disappeared again - in time for a snow storm.
• Florida DOT asks FCC permission for cozier station spacing.

• Savannah National Wildlife Refuge uses radio to tell its story.
• Transmitter filtering progress with the FCC.
• New commercial station crowds 1700-kHz NY station.

• NY City frequency concern.
• FCC 'not open for normal ops.'
• Low Power FM gets worse.

• Mount Rainier National Park, first to have networked info stations.
• Why most public safety agencies are wary of Low Power FM.
• Do TIS filters protect broadcasters?

• Information Station Specialists turns 30.
• Indy & surrounding counties employ info radio at PODs.
• Historic revision of TIS Rules meets broad approval by emergency managers.

• TIS rule changes summarized.
• TIDE formula for evaluating broadcast content.

• Attractions like TX State Fair use radio service to protect guests.
• White fire blackens Santa Barbara Hills; info radio assists.
• TIS Rules update progress.

• Emergency managers prepare for hurricanes with info radio stations.
• Disasters influence TIS Rules update by FCC.
• InfoRadio Format introduced to improve broadcast quality.

• Hurricane Sandy & Newtown incident prompt emergency managers to remind FCC of value of info radio stations.
• A signal measurement device to ensure compliance.
• Peabody, MA's, magnetic reminder.
• Dick Burden shares a history of TIS.

October 2012

• Hurricane Sandy
• Internet streaming.
• Customs Border Protection stations.

December 2012

• Withstanding Hurricane Sandy.
• PowerSTAT for vaccines.
• LAX radio.

Spring 2011

• Examples of interpretation at tourist sites.

Winter 2003, Updated 2012

• Ports Need Accessible, Effective Security Solutions

2003

• Years of Service Since 1983 Have Implications for Today:
  The Outgrowth of 'Emergency Advisory Radio' 

• Aurora Emergency Management, IL - ALERT AM.
• Avalon Emergency Management, NJ - ALERT AM & Flashing ALERT Signs.
• Battle Creek, MI - wireless audio linked ALERT AM stations.
• Beverly Hills, CA - updates its ALERT AM station with Workstation Audio Control.
• Brooklake Christian School, WA - Flashing ALERT Sign.
• Customs & Border Protection, TX & CA - a network of Information Stations at crossings.
• Douglas County, NE - FCC allows EMA to place antenna on 12-story building for special mass-attendance event.
• Ft. Bend County, TX - largest synched network of stations in the Nation.
• Gallatin County, MT - 5 portable stations cover cover large county in flood.
• Idyllwild Fire Protection District, CA - Information Station.
• Indiana District 5 Health - RadioSTAT (8) Stations & Portable Changeable Message Signs.
• KROS News Radio Quickly Deploys AMReady HPR.0990 Antenna while Their Tower Is Down.
• Los Alamos National Lab, NM - dual ALERT AM stations used for fire evacuations.
• Maine Township, IL - prepares for the next 'big one' with RadioSTAT.
• Manasquan, NJ - the only info source during Hurricane Sandy.
• Miami, FL - multi-language station.
• Naperville, IL - emergency advisories during flooding with synchronized stations
• North Plainfield Borough, NJ - Information Station use for mass H1N1 vaccinations.
• Oldham County, KY - deploys signs telling motorists when not to enter interstate.
• Orlando, FL - 4 emergency advisory stations that simulcast across the City
• Peabody, MA - ALERT AM.
• Portola Valley, CA - emergency advisory radio.
• Ports - emergency advisory recommendations for port authorities; Port of New Orleans example.
• Puyallup, WA - ALERT AM for lahar emergencies.
• San Marcos Pass, CA - detailed suggestions for how to acquire & set up an ALERT AM system.
• Santa Barbara County, CA - acquires 3 RadioSAFE systems.
• State University of New York, Buffalo - Information Station on Campus for Parking, Emergencies and More.
• Tahoe City, CA - emergency advisory RadioSTAT application.
• Ventura County Public Health, CA - RadioSTAT & VoiceStar for public health use.
• Waldo County ME - the first countywide RadioSAFE system.
• Washoe County NV - sets up 4 portable stations.

• Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
• Antenna Setups.
• Audio Control Methods for Licensed Stations.
• Audio Distribution to Synchronized Radio Stations / Wireless Audio Control.
• Broadcasts - FCC-Permitted.
• Glossary of Radio Terminology
• Groundplanes.
• Limitations of FCC-Licensed TISs.
• Maintenance for Your Information Radio Station.
• NX8R Use.
• Operators' Zone.
• Signal Penetration for TIS.
• Skywave Interference.
• Specific Area Message Encoding.
• Wattmeter Use.