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Some radio station owners and advertisers contend that losing access to the car dashboard will indeed be a death blow to many of the nation's 4,185 AM stations.

Car manufacturers are slowly removing an old format.

Automakers, such as BMW, Volkswagen, Mazda, and Tesla, are removing AM radios from new electric vehicles because electric engines can interfere with the sound of AM stations.

Anne Reber will retire on Dec. 31 after a distinguished career dedicated to serving Aggie students.

Visit Barbecue Summer Camp, learn how Aggies are helping create blockbusters, and the story of a donated pair of cadet boots. Plus, a seven-story-high experiment and the professor who's a TikTok star.

See some hidden treasures and the experts who work to protect them, take a visit to the birthplace of Texas and meet the new commandant of the Corps of Cadets.

Go inside space research with a former astronaut, and an Aggie Fact about a 1917 Corps caper. Plus, a visit with Engineering's John E. Hurtado.

If HALLOWEEN is over, it must be time for CHRISTMAS.ALL ACCESS has compiled the latest list of stations that have switched to all-CHRISTMAS music for an ALL ACCESS EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL COVERAGE: STATIONS NOW AIRING ALL CHRISTMAS MUSIC. Some of the first stations to get into the holiday spirit include: BONNEVILLE INTERNATION AC KOSI/DENVER: BEASLEY MEDIA GROUP AC WMGQ (MAGIC 98.3)/NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ; iHEARTMEDIA AC WMAG (MIX 99.5)/GREENSBORO, NC; AUDACY AC WSPA (CHRISTMAS MAGIC ...

Aggie outreach is explored from farming to disability resources. Plus, why hundreds of thousands of plant specimens are stored on campus.

About Bryan/College Station, TX radio station WTAW 1620 & 94.5 FM, news and talk for the Brazos Valley.