WYPR’s plan to purchase WTMD from Towson University for $3 million needs approval from the Federal Communications Commission, and the two radio stations are working out operational details. But WTMD general manager Scott Mullins said the deal will benefit both stations.
“We are excited to partner with WYPR,” Mullins said. “They’re Baltimore’s flagship NPR news station. We’re a nationally recognized leader in the AAA [Album Adult Alternative] music format in public radio. I think we’re going to strengthen each other.”
WYPR president and general manager LaFontaine E. Oliver praised WTMD’s work and said WYPR will build upon that success.
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