broadcasts 24 hours a day. In the fall of 2017, the station hired reporters Andre Ash, Detroit News editorial page editor Nolan Finley, and Steve Neavling, editor and publisher of the investigative news site MotorCityMuckraker.com. The station began providing a local news roundup at the beginning of each show, providing on-scene coverage of crime, schools, local government, protests, entertainment, traffic and weather. On October 5, 2016, morning show host Ralph Godbee walked off the air in the middle of his broadcast because of a dispute. The disagreement was a result of owner Kevin Adell not allowing Godbee to have a show about "Relationships" on Adell's worldwide television network "The Word Network", since Adell intended the Word Network to be religious and believed the content to be inappropriate. The daytime coverage for 910 AM Superstation includes the metro Detroit area and extends to the northern lower peninsula of Michigan, south to northern Ohio and Indiana, west into the Grand Rapids area, and east into Ontario, Canada. The nighttime coverage for 910 AM Superstation includes the metro Detroit area and extends north to mid-Michigan and the Thumb area, south to northern Ohio, west to Lansing, and east into Ontario, Canada. In 2018 the station provided live coverage of the 2018 Detroit Grand Prix on Belle Isle from June 1–3. Community work The station attends and participates at public events and rallies, such as live broadcasts during Susan G. Komen's Race for the Cure Detroit and the 2016 Mackinac Policy Conference Detroit Regional Chamber. During the fold out of the Flint Water Crisis, 910 AM hosted a town hall meeting at the University of Michigan-Flint campus. The meeting was aired on 910 AM, WADL, and The Word Network. In June 2016, the station broadcast every game of the University of Detroit Mercy men's basketball program for the 2016-2017 season. Cliff Russell, one of the station's talk show hosts, was the play-by-play announcer. See also Media in Detroit References External links The Official 910 AM Superstation website WFDF history from The Uncommon Sense WFDF sold for 3m USD FDF Radio stations established in 1922 Former subsidiaries of The Walt Disney Company Radio stations licensed before 1923 and still broadcasting 1922 establishments in Michigan