The House just passed an AM radio mandate for new cars, forcing automakers to keep the century-old broadcast band alive. Here’s what’s next.

AM radio has been disappearing from new vehicles, but a proposed federal mandate could force automakers to bring the technology back as standard equipment. The issue has become particularly relevant ...

The legislation still needs to clear the Senate and president's desk but would be a measure to protect rural and tribal ...

AM radio looked dead in cars, but now the US government wants it back.

As Americans debate Iran and artificial intelligence, lawmakers have found common ground on what is apparently a more pressing issue: requiring AM radios in cars. On Tuesday, the House passed the AM ...

The House of Representatives, in rare bipartisan support, overwhelmingly approved legislation that would require new vehicles ...

A bill just passed the House that would force automakers to put AM radio in every car sold in America—including EVs.

The House of Representatives passed the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act on a voice vote Tuesday evening, sending the bill to the Senate with broadcasters and advocacy groups nationwide celebrating the ...

WFMD in Frederick, Maryland, marks 90 years on AM radio as Congress prepares to vote on a bill requiring AM antennas in every ...

Currently awaiting U.S. Senate approval, the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act seeks to make AM radio a mandated requirement of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Lawmakers point ...

The website of WION(AM) in Ionia, Mich., promotes its AM stereo service. A recent Radio World article about an AM monitor receiver included the author’s comment, “No, analog AM stereo is not making a ...